Dieter Wieland (actor)

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Dieter Wieland (born October 20, 1929 in Essen-Steele ; † June 18, 1983 in Munich ) was a German actor and theater director .

Life

Wieland has worked as an actor in movies and television productions since the 1950s . The IMDb film database has the love drama André and Ursula (1955), in which Wieland starred in the role of Georg, directed by Werner Jacobs, alongside Elisabeth Müller and Ivan Desny, as his first feature film .

In the fairy tale film Schneeweißchen und Rosenrot (1955), a film adaptation of the fairy tale Schneeweißchen und Rosenrot , Wieland took on a leading role as Prince Delphinium.

Wieland later worked as a theater actor , mostly in Munich . After the death of the owner Gerhard Metzner (1969), he and Isebil Sturm directed the Kleine Komödie am Max II as well as the Kleine Komödie im Bayerischer Hof and the Kleine Komödie am Karlstor (formerly the tribune at the Karlstor). There he worked regularly as a director and appeared as an actor in his own productions. Wieland mainly staged pieces from the boulevard theater .

At the Kleine Komödie am Max II, he directed, among other things, the salon comedy An ideal Gatte with Judy Winter and Tilly Lauenstein in 1975 . In 1976 he staged another Oscar Wilde comedy there : A Woman Without Meaning ; the main role was played by Sonja Ziemann . In 1982 he staged another social comedy by Oscar Wilde, Lady Windermeres Fächer , again with Sonja Ziemann. In 1975, he led there directed the comedy A Rose for breakfast by Hilary McKay with Gerlinde Locker and Reinhard Glemnitz in the lead roles. In the 1979/1980 season he was director and actor in a production of the comedy Intimitäten by Noël Coward , also with Sonja Ziemann. In 1983, shortly before his death, he staged two one-act plays by Ludwig Thoma under the title Altbairische Miniatures .

He also took on film roles in television productions.

Since the 1950s, Wieland also frequently worked as a speaker for radio plays . In 1955, alongside Martin Benrath as Schiller, he took on the role of gang member and Karl's student scooter in a radio version of the play Die Karlsschüler by Heinrich Laube . He also spoke various roles in the radio play series Meister Eder und seine Pumuckl , including the role of the client Mr. Willhart in the Pumuckl radio play Auf hot track (1982) in the new version. He had other roles as a master plumber in the Pumuckl radio play The big noise and its consequences (1975) (in the new version Olf Fischer spoke the role) and as a constable in the Pumuckl radio play Pumuckl wants a watch (1973). In the Karl May radio play Slaves of Labor (1977) he spoke the role of the pious.

Filmography

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Piet Hein Honig, Hanns-Georg Rodek : 100001. The show business encyclopedia of the 20th century. Showbiz-Data-Verlag, Villingen-Schwenningen 1992, ISBN 3-929009-01-5 , p. 1035.
  2. ↑ Schneeweißchen and Rosenrot ( Memento from July 14, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Content, cast and film program (www.maerchenfilm.de)
  3. ^ Judy Winter (personalities in theater history)
  4. ↑ Theater productions (ZDF Theaterkanal)
  5. ↑ Master Eder and his Pumuckl (record directory)
  6. ↑ The big noise and its consequences Cast Pumucklhomepage.de
  7. ↑ Pumuckl wants a clock Cast Pumucklhomepage.de
  8. ↑ Slaves of Labor Occupation
personal data
SURNAME Wieland, Dieter
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German actor and theater director
DATE OF BIRTH October 20, 1929
PLACE OF BIRTH Food Steele
DATE OF DEATH June 18, 1983
Place of death Munich