Ernst Grabbe

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Grave of Ernst Grabbe in the Rahlstedt cemetery

Ernst Grabbe (born February 26, 1926 in Hamburg ; † February 8, 2006 there ) was a German theater and television actor .

Life

Born in Hamburg, he grew up in his hometown. After finishing school he took singing and acting lessons. He received his first stage engagement in Neustadt in Holstein in 1946 . Then he went back to Hamburg to the St. Pauli Theater there . In 1954 Hans Mahler brought him to the Ohnsorg Theater . From then on, this stage became his artistic home. Due to the numerous television broadcasts from this company, he quickly achieved a high level of awareness among the public.

Due to his external appearance, for many years he often embodied people who were significantly older than himself, such as in Zwei Kisten Rum (1958) with Walter Scherau and Jochen Schenck , Schweinskomödie (1962) with Walter Scherau and Christa Wehling , Tratsch im Staircase (1962) with Henry Vahl and Erna Raupach-Petersen , No getting along with income (1966) with Otto Lüthje and Heidi Kabel , Nothing against women (1966) with Werner Riepel and Heinz Lanker , The card reader (1968) with Heidi Kabel, Edgar Bessen and Otto Lüthje, My husband who goes to sea (1971) with Christa Wehling and Werner Riepel and A man is not a man (1989) with Heidi Mahler , Heidi Kabel and Herma Koehn .

As early as 1958 he appeared in a Stahlnetz episode. Since then, Grabbe has appeared in various television productions from Northern Germany, including a. in the series Hafenpolizei (episode: The Mink ) with Eberhard Fechner , Hafenkrankenhaus with Anneli Granget or in Police Radio calls (episode: The Horse Lover ) with Josef Dahmen .

In addition, from 1962 he portrayed the innkeeper couple together with Hilde Sicks in the entertainment program Haifischbar , which is regularly produced by NDR . The studio was modeled on a typical Hamburg harbor bar. Well-known singers like Lale Andersen , Freddy Quinn and Ralf Bendix and actors like Henry Vahl, Otto Lüthje and Heidi Kabel were guests in every episode .

He also took part in a number of radio play productions, such as in 1961 as port police officer Rüter in the Low German oral artheart drama Boatsmann Bünger , a crime thriller based on a story by Rudolf Kinau . Under the direction of Günther Siegmund, u. a. Rudolf Beiswanger , Anni Hartmann and Karl-Heinz Kreienbaum .

Ernst Grabbe was married and had a daughter. He died shortly before his 80th birthday in his hometown. He was buried in the family grave (grave no. 4 * 015e) in the Rahlstedt cemetery in Hamburg.

Filmography (selection)

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ knerger.de: The grave of Ernst Grabbe
personal data
SURNAME Grabbe, Ernst
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German theater and television actor
DATE OF BIRTH February 26, 1926
PLACE OF BIRTH Hamburg
DATE OF DEATH February 8, 2006
Place of death Hamburg