Eberhard Mondry

Eberhard Mondry (born September 15, 1929 in Thum ; † Christmas 1998 ) was a German actor and voice actor .

Life

Born in Thum, Saxony, Mondry attended the renowned Max Reinhardt School for Drama in Berlin after finishing school . Stage engagements in Berlin, Ulm, Wiesbaden, Munich, Stuttgart and Hamburg followed. Mondry played u. a. the title roles in Marquis of Arcis , Richard Nash's Rainmaker, and Graham Greene's The Binding Lover .

From 1960 Mondry also worked in various film and television productions. He played several times under the direction of Wolfgang Liebeneiner (in the comedy A Woman for Whole Life and in the adventure four-part Die Schatzinsel as voice actor), in Reiner Kunze's The Wonderful Years , in the educational film Helga - Vom Werden des Menschen Leben and several international productions such as the US American television series Appointment with Destiny and alongside Pierre Richard in the comedy The Clumsy Sixth Sense . He achieved widespread popularity through the role of "Police Sergeant Dieter Resch" in the BR crime series Funkstreife Isar 12 , which he played from 1961 to 1962.

In addition, Mondry also worked as a director of television plays, commentator for radio (NDR, BR, WDR) and speaker for radio plays, etc. a. in the version of the training cartridge produced for the BR in 1964 . As a voice actor, he lent his voice to numerous internationally known colleagues such as Donald Sutherland ( Incident in the Atlantic ), Robert Ginty ( Coming Home ), Boris Karloff ( The Revenge of the Dead ), John Lithgow ( Time of Tenderness ) and André Maranne in his role as "Sergeant François Chevalier" in several films from Blake Edwards ' Pink Panther series ( The Pink Panther Returns , The "best" man at Interpol , The crazy Flic with the hot look ).

Filmography (selection)

• 1960: a woman for life
• 1961–1962: Radio patrol Isar 12
• 1962: Alarm for Dora X - alarm in the raised bog
• 1966: Treasure Island
• 1966: Captain Scott's last voyage
• 1967: Helga - On the development of human life
• 1971: Appointment with Destiny: The Plot to Murder Hitler
• 1975: The clumsy sixth sense ( La course à l'échalote )
• 1979: The wonderful years

Radio plays

• 1963: The Procurator or: The love of the beautiful Bianca (based on Johann Wolfgang von Goethe ) - Director: Walter Ohm
• 1964: Waldhausstraße 20 - Director: Walter Ohm
• 1964: Special leave (by Gerd Oelschlegel ) - Director: Otto Kurth
• 1964: The old Zohar - Director: Walter Ohm
• 1964: The practice cartridge (by Otto Heinrich Kühner ) - Director: Walter Ohm
• 1965: A five-mark piece named Müller - author and director: Karl Wittlinger
• 1965: Allow me, my name is Cox ; 4th part: Murder with opposite signs (by Rolf and Alexandra Becker ) - Director: Walter Netzsch
• 1965: Claudia (by Karl Richard Tschon ) - Director: Walter Ohm
• 1966: Just at tea time - Director: Otto Kurth
• 1966: I'm available - Director: Hermann Wenninger
• 1967: Corinne and the sea dog - author and director: Karl Wittlinger
• 1967: Milk and Honey - Director: Hans Breinlinger
• 1967: Gittl - Director: Hermann Wenninger
• 1969: Four times two - author and director: Ludvik Askenázy
• 1988: The fourth balloon ride: From Bohemia to Saxony - Director: Werner Simon

Unknown date:

• The information - directed by Paul Pörtner

Web links

• Eberhard Mondry in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Eberhard Mondry in Arne Kaul's synchronous database
• Eberhard Mondry in the German dubbing file

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Who's Who in Photo, Film & TV. Verlag für Prominentenenzyklopädien, Zurich 1979, p. 202.
2. ↑ Internet sources such as imdb give Thun in Switzerland as the place of birth, but the Swiss print Who is Who in Photo, Film and TV explicitly mentions Thum . The information on the day of death also varies: many sources only mention 1998, the Arne Kauls synchronous database lists December as the month, the memorial entry on deutsche-synchronsprecher.de, which, according to the author, refers to an obituary in the German Stage Yearbook, names Christmas 1998.