Felix Huby
Felix Huby , actually Eberhard Hungerbühler (born December 21, 1938 in Dettenhausen ), is a German journalist , screenwriter and writer .
Life
Felix Huby was initially editor at the Schwäbische Donau-Zeitung in Ulm (today Südwest Presse ), later editor-in-chief of the product test magazine DM and the magazine X-Magazin . From 1972 to 1979 he was the Baden-Württemberg correspondent for Spiegel .
Huby has been writing detective novels since 1976. He has written numerous scripts for television series and Tatort episodes for German television . He created, among others, the crime scene inspectors Max Palu, Jan Casstorff and Ernst Bienzle . Bienzle is also the main character in a crime series that now comprises over 15 volumes. With the novel The Sniper Huby opened another crime series in which Bienzle also plays a supporting role. The main character is Peter Heiland, a Swabian commissioner who is investigating in Berlin. For the legendary character Horst Schimanski , played by Götz George , Huby wrote one of two pilot films for WDR in 1981 - as his first script ever . He wrote a portrait of Martin Luther King for the publishing house Das Beste .
He lives in Berlin, is married and has two grown sons.
honors and awards
- Robert Geisendörfer Prize
- Berlin detective award
- Honorary Glauser of the Criminals
- 2016 Baden-Württemberg Film Award (Honorary Film Award)
- 2007 Golden Romy for Best Screenwriter
- 2019 honorary citizen of the community of Dettenhausen
- 2019 Order of Merit of the State of Baden-Württemberg
Works (selection)
Scripts
- The King of Bärenbach
- Detective agency Roth
- Didi in full swing
- Detective
- Waiting room for little luck
- Oh god, pastor
- Adventure airport
- Two brothers
- The Eugene
- A Bavarian on Rügen
- Crime Scene (33 episodes)
- Metropolitan area (16-22 season)
- Radio crime scene of the Südwestrundfunk (since 2009)
Children's / youth books
- Paul Pepper crime series
- Robin Hood
- Störtebeker
- Four friends on a hot track
- Four friends blow up the smuggler's ring
- Burglary in the Laboratory (1977)
- Felix & Co and the Great Train Robbery (1979)
- Felix & Co and the Fight in the Mountains (1981)
- Felix & Co and the Hunt in the Moor (1982)
Novels
- Oh, how good that nobody knows
- The Weihersbronn nuclear war
- The Snake Bite (with Fred Breinersdorfer )
- Good night, Bienzle
- The sniper
- Pastor Lenau
- The people of Bärenbach
- Bienzle and the game of fools
- Bienzle and the beautiful Lau
- Bienzle and the last confession
- Bienzel's worst case
- Bienzle in the realm of the godfather
- Bienzle and the latch killer
- Bienzle and the long anger
- Bienzle and the honest man
- Terrloff
- Death in the Tauern tunnel
- Home years
- Years of apprenticeship
- Mirror years
Plays
- Mach 'spit druff ( Singspiel - Libretto )
- The Stuttgart Hutzelmännlein (after Eduard Mörike )
- Swabian blues (with Jürgen Popig)
- Hello, Mr. Minischter
- Selbscht ischt d'r man (with Dieter de Lazzer )
- The Schlitzohr von Köpenick - shoemaker, captain, vagabond (with Hans Münch , based on the story of the captain von Köpenick )
- 55 summer
Individual evidence
- ↑ Eberhard Hungerbühler: Martin Luther King - The dream of peace, in: The great youth book 26th episode. Stuttgart 1985. pp. 42-51.
- ↑ https://stm.baden-wuerttemberg.de/de/service/presse/pressemitteilung/pid/verdienstorden-des-landes-an-18-verdiente-persoenlichkeit/
- ↑ Archive link ( Memento of the original from September 27, 2007 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ http://www.kino.de/star/felix-huby/77082.html
- ↑ http://55sommer.de/
Web links
- Felix Huby's website
- Felix Huby in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Literature by and about Felix Huby in the catalog of the German National Library
- My goal has always been to entertain Felix Huby in a detailed conversation with Christian Rohm
personal data | |
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SURNAME | Huby, Felix |
ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Hungerbühler, Eberhard (real name) |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German writer and screenwriter |
DATE OF BIRTH | December 21, 1938 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Dettenhausen , Germany |