Eberhard Schröder

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Eberhard Schröder , actually Eberhard Fritz Schroeder (born November 18, 1933 in Hanover ; † March 31 or April 1, 1974 in Munich ) was a German film director , assistant director , costume designer and film architect .

Life

Schröder began his film career in 1959 as assistant director to Kurt Hoffmann and served this director in his productions from The Beautiful Adventure to Snow White and the Seven Jugglers . Schröder then assisted in the comedy Two Whiskey and a Sofa with Maria Schell and some adventure films from Wolf C. Hartwig's Rapid film, including White Freight for Hong Kong (1964) and The Last Three of the Albatros (1965). In between he made his directorial debut in a television production in 1963. When Adolf well Brücks last appearance in front of the camera, the television movie Robert and Elisabeth , Eberhard Schröder also directed. For another Hoffmann film, Herrliche Zeiten im Spessart , Schröder returned to assistant director in 1967.

In 1969, Schröder's old employer Hartwig made it possible for him to direct his first cinema film. The result, the erotic film Madame and her niece , based on a Maupassant template, with the German Ruth Maria Kubitschek and the Italian Edwige Fenech in the female lead roles, was panned by the criticism. Schröder then had to work again in the next two years as an assistant director or as a costume and set designer ( when you are with me , schoolgirl report , Aunt Trude from Buxtehude , The great aunts strike ).

From 1971 he received offers from producer Horst Hächler to work as a director of erotic films ( housewife report series, student report, the convent students, mattress tango and others). 1973 resulted for Schröder an extraordinary opportunity, as Franz Seitz offered him, which directed the Malpass -Implementation strike As a mother to take over.

However, this Schröder film also received bad reviews. Above all, Schröder's allegedly poor directorial performance was criticized; also flopped Als mother also went on strike at the box office. Eberhard Schröder then committed suicide. The coroner's examination established Schröder's death between March 31, 1974, 3 p.m., and April 1, 1974, 9 a.m.

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SURNAME Schröder, Eberhard
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Schroeder, Eberhard Fritz (full name at birth)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German assistant director and director, costume and production designer
DATE OF BIRTH November 18, 1933
PLACE OF BIRTH Hanover
DATE OF DEATH March 31, 1974 or April 1, 1974
Place of death Munich