Dieter man
Dieter Mann (born June 20, 1941 in Berlin ; † February 3, 2022 in Berlin ) was a German director , director , actor , radio play announcer and university teacher . He had his breakthrough in the 1970s in Ulrich Plenzdorf 's The New Sorrows of Young W. as the young rebel Edgar Wibeau, whom he played more than 300 times on stage. In his career he acted in several theater productions and in over 140 film and television productions. Between 1984 and 1991 he was director of the Deutsches Theater Berlin. He was also a member of the GDR Academy of Arts and, since 1993 , a member of the Berlin Academy of Arts .
Life
origin and education
Dieter Mann was born the son of a worker in Berlin-Tiergarten and attended elementary school in Berlin-Pankow . After graduating from school, he completed an apprenticeship as a lathe operator at VEB Kühlautomat Berlin. From 1955 to 1957 he worked as a skilled worker at the VEB grinding machine factory in Berlin. After graduating from the Friedrich Engels Workers' and Farmers' Faculty in Berlin, he began studying at the State Drama School in Berlin in 1962.
private
Dieter Mann had an older brother who worked as a foreign correspondent . He lived with his wife near Königs Wusterhausen am Krüpelsee . His daughter Pauline Knof , born in June 1980 , also took up acting. In May 2016, at a reading at the Deutsches Theater Berlin, he announced that he had Parkinson's disease.
Career
theatre
While still a student, Mann was engaged by his teacher Friedo Solter at the Deutsches Theater (DT) in 1964 and had his first major success as Volodja in Unterwegs by Wiktor Rosow .
From 1964 to 2006, Dieter Mann was a permanent member of the ensemble at the Deutsches Theater in Berlin, where he played a large number of roles in contemporary and classical theater productions, e.g. the Templar in Gotthold Ephraim Lessing's Nathan the Wise , the Clavigo in Goethe's tragedy, more than 300 times the young rebel Edgar Wibeau in The New Sorrows of Young W. , the Truffaldino in Goldoni's Servant of Two Masters , Demetrius in A Midsummer Night 's Dream , the Wehrhahn in Hauptmann 's Biberpelz , Creon in Antigone by Sophocles and Odysseus in Ithaca by Botho Strauss .
After leaving the permanent engagement, Mann continued to appear as a guest at the Deutsches Theater and also in various roles at the Berliner Ensemble and the Staatsschauspiel Dresden . Engagements as a guest actor have taken him to the Deutsches Schauspielhaus Hamburg , the Schauspiel Frankfurt , the Wiener Festwochen , the Sächsische Staatsoper Dresden as well as the Staatsschauspiel Dresden, the Bregenzer Festspiele , the Düsseldorfer Schauspielhaus , the Wiener Burgtheater and the Theater Basel . Mann also gave various readings and gave literary solo evenings.
Movie and TV
In 1965 Mann made his film debut in Gerhard Klein's Berlin around the corner in the role of the young metal worker Olaf, who together with his friend Horst tackles the bad working atmosphere. The shooting was interrupted at the time by the SED because the film seemed too critical. The premiere took place in 1987.
As early as January 1965, Dieter Mann - often with guitar and his own singing - as a presenter created the beginnings of youth television on German television . Bazaar was the name of this entertaining studio magazine; it offered music, performers and themes for 12- to 16-year-olds and aired until 1972.
In the late 1960s and early 1970s he appeared primarily in supporting roles. In 1968 Konrad Wolf cast him in the role of Willi Lommer in his feature film I was nineteen . Under Rainer Simon he acted in the DEFA fairytale film How do you marry a king? the farmer. In Frank Beyer's four-parter The Seven Affairs of Doña Juanita , he took on the role of Lewerenz. In 1975 he played the servant Karl in the Thomas Mann film Lotte in Weimar . In 1976 he acted in the television two-parter Auf der Suche nach Gatt , based on a novel by Erik Neutsch , as the miner Eberhard Gatt, who aspires to a career as an editor and journalist and meets his future wife during an evening class, in the title role. In 1978 he was seen in a leading role in Bruno Kappel's adaptation of the Franz-Josef-Degenhardt material Brandstellen directed by Horst E. Brandt . Mann had another leading role in 1980 as the forty-year-old librarian Karl Erp in Herrmann Zschoche 's Glück im Hinterhaus , which was in a mid-life crisis and is loosely based on the novel Buridan's Esel by Günter de Bruyn . In 1981, when he hosted the Saturday night show Ein Kessel Buntes on May 2nd, he was a TV darling for FF magazine . The audience also honored Mann's comedic portrayal of the leading role in the television comedy So ein Mann , which Hans-Joachim Preil had written for him. In 1986 he appeared in all seven episodes of Christa Mühl's Christmas Stories in different costumes and roles.
After reunification , Mann appeared in a number of productions on the big screen and on television. He repeatedly took on guest appearances, e.g. in series such as AS - Danger is his business , Peter Strohm , Tresko , A strong team , Stubbe - From case to case , In all friendship , Rosa Roth , Bella Block and several times in the crime scene . From 1998 to 2007, he was a Prof. Dr. To see Siegmar Bondzio in the series The Last Witness .
In Frieder Wittich 's film comedy 13 semesters he took on the role of Professor Schäfer of the TU Darmstadt . He played his last screen role in 2011 alongside Renate Krößner in Forget Your End as Günter , who suffers from dementia . He had his last role in front of the camera in 2014 alongside Michael Gwisdek , Anna Loos , Ursula Karusseit , Jutta Wachowiak and Marie Gruber in Udo Witte 's television comedy The Last Millions .
In 2020 Mann received the honorary award of the German Acting Prize 2020 for his life's work.
radio play works
Dieter Mann also worked as a radio play announcer. From 1968 he was continuously involved in numerous radio play productions for the radio of the GDR . In 2001 he read together with his fellow actors Otto Sander , Ulrich Mühe , Dagmar Manzel and Katharina Thalbach as part of the Germans' favorite poems. 100 poems several poems, e.g. Steps by Hermann Hesse .
Theatrography (selection)
- 1964 - Volodya in On the Road by Viktor Rosow
- 1965 - Nicholas in War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy
- 1966 – Templar in Nathan the Wise by Gotthold Ephraim Lessing
- 1967 - Grkov in Enemies by Maxim Gorky
- 1969 – Jakob Filter in Hermann Kant ’s auditorium
- 1969 – Heinrich in The Dragon by Yevgeny Schwarz
- 1969 – Director of Die Marulas ( Farewell to the Angels ) by Werner Heiduczek , world premiere
- 1970 - Santos in The Interrogation of Habana by Hans Magnus Enzensberger
- 1970 – Militia Inspector in Maria by Isaak Babel
- 1972 – Title role in Clavigo by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- 1972 – Edgar Wibeau in The New Sorrows of Young W. by Ulrich Plenzdorf
- 1974 – Liebetraut in Götz von Berlichingen by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- 1974 - Ariel in The Tempest by William Shakespeare
- 1975 – Antonio in Torquato Tasso by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- 1976 – Waiter Jean in Two Ties by Georg Kaiser and Mischa Spoliansky
- 1976 - Albany in King Lear by William Shakespeare
- 1978 – Directed Accidental Death of an Anarchist by Dario Fo , GDR premiere
- 1979 - Darios in Prexaspes by Peter Hacks
- 1980 - Demetrius in A Midsummer Night 's Dream by William Shakespeare
- 1980 - Educator of Orestes in Electra by Sophocles
- 1982 - Charron in The Conspiracy of Hypocrites by Mikhail Bulgakov
- 1984 - Lopakhin in The Cherry Orchard by Anton P. Chekhov
- 1985 – Johannes Hörder in Winterschlacht by Johannes R. Becher
- 1986 - Orange in Egmont by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- 1987 - Illo in Wallenstein by Friedrich Schiller - ( TV recording ) 1987
- 1987 – Dervish in Nathan the Wise by Gotthold Ephraim Lessing
- 1988 – journalist in Mikhail Shatrov 's Dictatorship of Conscience
- 1988 – Administrator in Paris, Paris by Mikhail Bulgakov
- 1990 - Truffaldino in The Servant of Two Masters by Carlo Goldoni
- 1995 – Elector Friedrich Wilhelm in The Prince of Homburg by Heinrich von Kleist
- 1997 – Odysseus in Ithaca by Botho Strauss
- 1999 – Wallenstein in Wallenstein by Friedrich Schiller
- 2000 – Philip the Second in Don Carlos by Friedrich Schiller
- 2001 – Creon in Antigone by Sophocles
- 2002 - Nathan in Nathan the Wise by Gotthold Ephraim Lessing
- 2002 – Malvolio in What You Want by Shakespeare
- 2003 - Fullness of euphony , monologue from The Magic Mountain by Thomas Mann
- 2004 – Garibaldi in The Force of Habit by Thomas Bernhard
- 2004 – Moebius in The Physicists by Friedrich Dürrenmatt
- 2004 – Aschenbrenner in Eldorado by Marius von Mayenburg
- 2005 – Macheath in The Threepenny Opera by Bertolt Brecht , Music: Kurt Weill
- 2006 – Edgar in Totentanz by August Strindberg
- 2006 - James Tyrone in Long Day's Journey Into Night by Eugene O'Neill
- 2007 – Nathan the Wise in Nathan the Wise by Gotthold Ephraim Lessing
- 2007 - Hagen in The Nibelungen - The last days of Burgundy at the Nibelungen Festival
- 2007 – Octavio Piccolomini in Wallenstein by Friedrich Schiller
- 2008 - Mr. Jay in Goldberg Variations by George Tabori
- 2008 - Lear in King Lear by Shakespeare
- 2010 - Goldberg in Harold Pinter 's Birthday Party
- 2010 – Müller in The Merchant of Berlin by Walter Mehring
- 2012 – Count von Moor in The Robbers by Friedrich Schiller
- 2015 – Werle in The Wild Duck by Henrik Ibsen
Filmography (selection)
movie theater
- 1965: Berlin around the corner
- 1968: I was nineteen
- 1969: How do you marry a king?
- 1970: Hey You!
- 1970: On the way to Lenin
- 1973: The Little Commander
- 1974: Life with Uwe
- 1974: The Naked Man on the Sports Field
- 1975: Lotte in Weimar
- 1976: The Sorrows of Young Werther
- 1978: Fire sites
- 1978: I want to see you
- 1978: The Hideout
- 1980: Happiness in the Secret Annex
- 1980: Levin's Mill
- 1980: Dolls for the Night
- 1983: Moritz in the advertising pillar
- 1984: Pauline's second life
- 1986: Drost
- 1987: Stielke, Heinz, fifteen…
- 1989: Two weird birds
- 1992: Miracle Years
- 1993: Kaspar Hauser
- 1995: The Promise
- 1995: If you have colleagues, you don't need enemies
- 2004: Duds
- 2004: The Downfall
- 2009: 13 semesters
- 2009: A houseboat to fall in love with
- 2011: Forget Your End
TV
TV Movies
- 1966: Columbus 64 (four-part)
- 1967: Tales of That Night - The Trial (four part)
- 1967: The Robbers
- 1969: Krupp and Krause - The time of the foundations (five parts)
- 1970: Nathan the Wise
- 1970: The dispute over Sergeant Grischa
- 1971: Rottenknecht
- 1973: The Seven Affairs of Doña Juanita (four parts)
- 1974: Your own skin
- 1975: The Unholy Sophia
- 1976: In Search of Gatt
- 1977: Danton's Death (studio recording)
- 1979: Captain Mitchell's Revenge
- 1980: Yes, I am such a man!
- 1981: Surgeon Johann Paul Schroth
- 1982: Emil, the failure
- 1982: Melanie van der Straaten
- 1986: Christmas Stories
- 1987: The first row
- 1990: Break for Wanzka
- 1992: Karl May (six part)
- 1995: The Killer and the Whore
- 1997: Game of Death
- 1997: It happened in broad daylight
- 1998: Only a dead man is a good man
- 2003: The hour of the officers
- 2004: Sleeping Beauty's silent death
- 2004: Judith Kemp
- 2006: Father Heart
- 2007: Mid 30s
- 2009: A houseboat to fall in love with
- 2009: Where to go with father?
- 2012: The Windscheidt family – the normal madness
- 2014: The Last Millions
TV series and series
- 1978: Police call 110: Guilty
- 1981: Police call 110: Nightmare
- 1983: Police call 110: Information in Braille
- 1993: A Man on the Train (15 episodes)
- 1995: AS - Danger Is His Business (episode The Little Brother )
- 1997: Wild Times (6 episodes)
- 1997–2007: The Last Witness (36 episodes)
- 1998: Crime Scene: A Touch of Hollywood
- 2002: Rosa Roth - The reckoning
- 2003: Bella Block: Cure Shadow
- 2009: Crime Scene: Wrong Life
- 2010: The commissioner and the sea - A life without lies
- 2011: Tatort: noble be man and healthy
- 2013: The Boss (episode Promise )
Audio plays and features
- 1968: Mikhail Schatrov : Bolsheviks – director: Wolf-Dieter Panse (radio play – East German radio )
- 1968: Gerhard Rentzsch : At the fountain in front of the gates – director: Hans Knötzsch (radio play – GDR radio)
- 1969: Claude Prin : Potemkin 68 (Young Worker) – Director: Edgar Kaufmann (radio play – GDR radio)
- 1969: Wolfgang Kohlhaase : Questions to a photo – Director: Helmut Hellstorff (GDR radio)
- 1969: Friedrich Schiller : The Conspiracy of Fiesco in Genoa (Bourgognino) – Director: Peter Groeger (radio play – GDR radio)
- 1969: Lew Mitrofanov: The Sea Loves the Bold (Adamow) – Director: Alexej Schipow (GDR Radio)
- 1969: Kikuta Kazuo : Die Taube Dankuro (Hyottoko) – Director: Horst Liepach (radio play – GDR radio)
- 1969: Fritz Selbmann : A long way (Robert Hesse) – director: Fritz-Ernst Fechner (biography (8 parts) – GDR radio)
- 1970: Boris Yevseyev : And the Third is Not Superfluous (Victor) – Director: Peter Groeger (Comedy – Rundfunk der DDR)
- 1970: Jerzy Janicki : The ballad of the fisherman Antonin Karpfen (soldier) – director: Wojciech Maciejewski (radio play – GDR radio)
- 1970: Sophocles : The Antigone of Sophocles (Choir of the Elders) – director: Martin Flörchinger (radio play – GDR radio)
- 1971: Bruno Gluchowski : Stahl von der Ruhr (Martin Roth) – Director: Helmut Hellstorff (radio play based on “Bloody Steel” (3 parts) – GDR radio)
- 1971: Maximilian Scheer : The Road to San Rafael – Director: Wolfgang Schonendorf (GDR radio)
- 1973: Rainer Koch : Poulo Condor or the meaning of life – director: Wolfgang Schonendorf ( feature – radio of the GDR)
- 1973: Friedrich Wolf : Der arme Konrad (Konz) – Director: Hans-Peter Minetti (radio play – GDR radio)
- 1974: Joachim Walther : Residents on the edge – Director: Werner Grunow (radio play – GDR radio)
- 1975: Linda Teßmer : The case of Tina Bergemann (Dieter Kleine) – director: Hannelore Solter (radio play – GDR radio)
- 1976: Günter Kunert : Another K. – Director: Horst Liepach (radio play – East German radio)
- 1976: Hans Bräunlich after Raymond Chandler : Danger is my business – director: Werner Grunow (crime radio play – GDR radio)
- 1976: Wassili Schuschin : Energetic people (narrator and militia officer) – director: Wolfgang Schonendorf (radio play – GDR radio)
- 1977: Yuri Trifonow : The Exchange (Dmitriev) – Director: Joachim Staritz (radio play – Radio of the GDR)
- 1978: Isaak Babel : Marija (militia inspector) – Director: Joachim Staritz (radio play – GDR radio)
- 1978: Ödön von Horváth : Kasimir and Karoline (Schürzinger) – director: Werner Grunow (radio play – GDR radio)
- 1980: Georg Büchner : Dantons Tod (Robespierre) – director: Joachim Staritz (radio play – GDR radio)
- 1981: Samuil Marschak : The Animal House (Narrator) – Director: Maritta Hübner (Children's Radio Play – East German Radio)
- 1981: Arne Leonhardt : Jazz at the grave (Stimpel) – Director: Werner Grunow (Critics’ Radio Play Prize for Author and Director 1982 – GDR Radio)
- 1982: Anton Chekhov : Herzchen – director: Barbara Plensat (radio play – GDR radio)
- 1983: Peter Swet: The Interview (James T. Shannon) – Director: Helmut Hellstorff (radio play – East German radio)
- 1984: Walter Stranka : Khalid and the Queen of Sheba (Ariel Allon) – Director: Manfred Täubert (Children's Radio Play – East German Radio)
- 1989: Karl May : Hadschi Halef Omar ( Kara Ben Nemsi ) – Director: Jürgen Schmidt ( Litera )
- 1991: Gerhard Zwerenz : The Master's Pupil – Director: Hans Gerd Krogmann (radio play – Sachsen Radio )
- 1991: Edgar Hilsenrath : The fairy tale of the last thought (Wartan Kathisian) – Director: Peter Groeger (radio play – SFB / HR )
- 1993: Eugen Ruge : Residual Heat – Director: Barbara Plensat (radio play – ORB )
- 1996: Klaus Pohl : Waiting room Germany Voices Reich (also Prof. F.) – Director: Dieter Mann/ Norbert Schaeffer (radio play – SWF )
- 1996: Wolfgang Pönisch : The next one please – director: Karlheinz Liefers (radio play – Rundfunk Berlin-Brandenburg )
- 1996: Christoph Martin after Homer : The Odyssey of Homer – Director: Christoph Martin (radio play in 22 parts, over 14 hours – HR / BR / Eichborn Verlag )
- 1997: Ilona Jeismann / Peter Avar : The Gray Dusty Road (Dmitri Shostakovich) – Director: Ilona Jeismann (Biography – SFB)
- 1997: Norbert Jacques : Dr. Mabuse, the player – director: Annette Kurth (radio play – WDR)
- 1998: Volker Braun : The Dust of Brandenburg – Director: Joachim Staritz (radio play – DLF /SFB)
- 1997: Gerhard Herm: Death in the Irrfeld or The Tattooed Woman (Herr Thomasius) – Director: Burkhard Ax (radio play – WDR )
- 1998: Mikhail Bulgakov : The Master and Margarita – Director: Petra Meyenburg (radio play (30 parts) – MDR )
- 2002: Dirk Schmidt : Ins Herz der Nacht – directed by Thomas Leutzbach (science fiction crime radio play – WDR )
- 2002: Andreas Knaup : Genopoly – Director: Robert Matejka (radio play – DLR)
- 2002: Evelyn Dörr : Tell me that you love me - testimonies of a passion. Marlene Dietrich and Erich Maria Remarque. – Directed by: Anna Hartwig (live radio play – NDR )
- 2003/2004: Pat Barker : No Man's Land – Director: Leonhard Koppelmann (radio play (3 parts) – NDR )
- 2004: Gerhard Herm: Ritt auf dem Tiger (Herr Hartmann) – Director: Robert Matejka – Director: Burkhard Ax (radio play – WDR )
- 2006: Günter Kotte : Na sdorowje (The Russians and their Vodka) – Director: Nikolai von Koslowski (Feature – MDR)
- 2008: Günter Kotte: Mister Elshamy - Once in Khartoum and back - Director: Günter Kotte (Feature - MDR)
- 2013: Gesine Schmidt : EXPATS – Director: Gesine Schmidt/ Heike Tauch (radio play – DLF )
- 2014: Evelyn Dörr : The Lovers of the Arc de Triomphe. Marlene Dietrich and Erich Maria Remarque. – Director: Evelyn Dörr (live radio play – NDR / Deutsches Theater Berlin )
- 2015: Evelyn Dörr: Salome - Song of Songs of a Poetry. An acoustic choreography (5.1) – director: Evelyn Dörr (radio play – RBB / DLF )
- 2017: Evelyn Dörr: The storm - theater as a journey to the people. An acoustic performance. (Prospero) – Director: Evelyn Dörr (radio play – RBB)
Sound carrier (selection)
- as narrator: There was a mother who had 4 children: children's songs and poems , LITERA 565111, German records, Berlin 1975, DNB 353405469 .
- Martin Luther : Biblia Deutsch (narrator), 1983, LITERA 8 65 334-335
- Brothers Grimm : The devil with the three golden hairs (narrator), 1984, LITERA – 8 65 361
- Eugen Eschner, Gerhard Rosenfeld : Till Eulenspiegel's multi-part pleasant night / In the Herberg to Kneiteln (Till Eulenspiegel), 1985, LITERA - 8 65 373/374
- Karl May : Haji Halef Omar (Kara Ben Nemsi), 1989, LITERA – 8 65 444
- Dieter Mann reads: The Christmas goose Auguste and others by Friedrich Wolf , Der Audio Verlag 2003, ISBN 978-3-89813-275-6
- Johann Wolfgang von Goethe : Faust. Mephistopheles (narrator), Eulenspiegel Verlag 2005, ISBN 3-359-01077-9
- Dieter Mann reads: Mephisto by Klaus Mann , Eulenspiegel Verlag 2007, ISBN 978-3-359-01097-5
- Dieter Mann reads: "If dead, I'll get in touch." Last letters from Kurt Tucholsky , Eulenspiegel Verlag 2007, ISBN 978-3-359-01098-2
- Hans Fallada : Stories from Murkelei , Abridged version with Dieter Mann, Der Audio Verlag 2008, 2 CDs, ISBN 978-3-89813-753-9
- Dieter Mann reads: 24 hours from the life of a woman by Stefan Zweig , Eulenspiegel Verlag 2010, ISBN 978-3-359-01129-3
- Duel in Sanssouci with Dieter Mann as Voltaire and Gunter Schoß as Friedrich II. , Eulenspiegel Verlag 2012, ISBN 978-3-359-01138-5
- Dieter Mann reads: Krankenstation Number 6 , Eulenspiegel Verlag 2007, ISBN 978-3-359-01104-0
- Jean Baptiste Molière : The citizen as a nobleman with Eberhard Esche and Dieter Mann, Eulenspiegel Verlag 2009, ISBN 978-3-359-01105-7
- Peter Hacks - Heinar Kipphardt : An exchange of letters. Read by Eberhard Esche and Dieter Mann, Eulenspiegel Verlag 2010, ISBN 978-3-359-01132-3
- Hans Fallada : Peasants, Bonzes and Bombs . With: Otto Sander , Jörg Schüttauf , Dieter Mann (Mayor Gareis) and others, MDR 1997 OSTERWOLD audio , Hamburg 2012, ISBN 978-3-86952-123-7 (radio play, 5 CDs, 345 min.)
- Dieter Mann reads: Stationschef Fallmerayer by Joseph Roth , Eulenspiegel Verlag 2012, ISBN 978-3-359-01136-1
- Hans Fallada : The Iron Gustav , Read by Dieter Mann, 1 CD, 79 minutes (abridged version), Steinbach Talking Books, Schwäbisch Hall 2015, ISBN 978-3-86974-199-4 .
- Jurek Becker : Amanda Herzlos , reading with Ulrich Noethen, Dieter Mann and Thomas Sarbacher, NDR Kultur/Der Audio Verlag 2015, MP3-CD approx. 445 min., ISBN 978-3-86231-551-2 .
- Stefan Zweig : Casanova - Mesmer - Amerigo , abridged version with Dieter Mann, Wolfram Berger, Peter Matić, MDR Figaro / Der Audio Verlag 2015, ISBN 978-3-86231-633-5 (MP3-CD approx. 580 minutes).
awards
- 1981: TV favorite of the FF
- 1984: National Prize of the GDR , second class for art and literature
- 2004: Honorary member of the Deutsches Theater Berlin
- 2020: Honorary award of the German Acting Prize 2020 for his life's work
literature
- Monika Kaiser: Man, Dieter . In: Who was who in the GDR? 5th edition. Volume 2. Ch. Links, Berlin 2010, ISBN 978-3-86153-561-4 .
- Hans-Dieter Schuett : Dieter Mann. Nice idea - an autobiography in conversations with Hans-Dieter Schütt. Aufbau-Verlag, Berlin 2016, ISBN 978-3-351-03637-9 .
- The undivided sky. Actors from the GDR tell stories. Verlag Neues Leben, Berlin 2009, ISBN 978-3-355-01764-0 .
web links
- Literature by and about Dieter Mann in the bibliographic database WorldCat
- Dieter Mann in the Munzinger Archive , accessed May 10, 2011 ( start of article freely available)
- Literature by and about Dieter Mann in the German National Library catalogue
- Dieter Mann at the Internet Movie Database
- Dieter Mann at filmportal.de
- Dieter Mann at the DEFA Foundation
- Dieter Mann at Discogs
itemizations
- ↑ a b Berliner Morgenpost – Berlin: The Berlin director Dieter Mann looks back on his life. May 20, 2016, retrieved May 20, 2016 (German).
- ↑ Sebastian Bauer: Actor Dieter Mann: "I suffer from Parkinson's". In: bz-berlin.de. 27 May 2016, retrieved 27 May 2016 .
- ↑ Former director of the Deutsches Theater in Berlin: actor Dieter Mann is dead. In: Der Tagesspiegel . February 3, 2022, retrieved February 3, 2022 .
- ↑ Dieter Mann at fernsehenderddr.de
- ↑ Honorary award for Dieter Mann in the late summer of justice. In: Berliner Zeitung . 20 August 2020, retrieved 20 August 2020 .
- ↑ Gerd Ueding: Abundance and variety. In: Die Welt , January 20, 2001.
- ↑ Dieter Mann at filmportal.de
personal data | |
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SURNAME | man, Dieter |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German actor, radio play speaker and university teacher |
BIRTH DATE | June 20, 1941 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Berlin |
DATE OF DEATH | February 3, 2022 |
PLACE OF DEATH | Berlin |