Freddy Koch

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Freddy Koch (born March 21, 1916 in Copenhagen , † August 10, 1980 in Denmark ) was a Danish film and theater actor and theater director .

biography

Freddy Koch was the son of Karl Koch († 1943) and his wife Oda Douwe Egberts († 1938) and grew up in Copenhagen. After graduating from high school, he completed an acting training at the Det Kongelige Teater school and was then employed at various private theaters. He then worked for over thirty years at the Folketeatret , where he later also worked as a theater director. From 1971 he was rector of the Aarhus Teaterskole and from 1976 worked at the Aalborg Theater . Koch was active as a stage actor and director until his death. He has also worked as a film actor in several film and television series . Among other things, he had several appearances in the Danish film series of the Olsen Gang . He also played in the Norwegian Olsen Gang in Olsenbandens siste bedrifter , a remake of the film The (presumably) last prank of the Olsen Gang , the same role as Swiss liaison, Mr. Ziegelhofer again.

Private

From 1953 Koch lived with the Danish actress Birgitte Federspiel for several years . After his death he was buried in Tibirke Kirkegård (Tibirke Cemetery) in Tisvilde on Zealand ( Nordsjælland ).

Filmography

Feature films

  • 1945: De røde tight as Dreyer, Saboteur
  • 1949: Hans in luck as a daring lad
  • 1949: For frihet og sett as Ahlgreen-Ussing
  • 1951: families Schmidt ( Gamle synder ) as teacher William Schmidt
  • 1952: Vi arme syndere as Baron Willy von Ehrenburg
  • 1953: Den gamle mølle på Mols as a school teacher
  • 1957: Be kind to me Ingen tid til kjærtegn as Malvolio
  • 1960: Tro, håp og trolldom as governor
  • 1960: Det skete på Møllegården as Petersen's customs assistant
  • 1961: Alt for kvinden (Greven på Liljenborg)
  • 1961: Flemming på kostskole as Lange
  • 1961: Gjøngehøvdingen as judge Gabel
  • 1961: Sommerlandet as speaker (voice)
  • 1965: En venn i bolignøden
  • 1965: Caliber 7.65 - Thieves greetings from Copenhagen ( Slå først, Frede! ) As Zinck
  • 1966: Slap af, Frede! as a civil servant
  • 1971: Ballade på Christianshavn as Dideriksen (bird collector)
  • 1974: The (presumably) last coup of the Olsen gang ( Olsen bandens sidste deprifter ) as a Swiss liaison officer Ziegelhofer.
  • 1975: Olsenbandens siste bedrifter as Swiss liaison officer Ziegelhofer (Norwegian Olsenbande remake)
  • 1976: The Olsen Gang sees red ( Olsen-banden ser rødt ) as a Dutch liaison
  • 1977: Troubadours as a widower

TV Shows

  • 1965–1965: Melodin som kom bort
  • 1965–1965: I brændingen as Ask
  • 1965–1965: De blå undulater
  • 1974–1974: Søndage med Karl og Gudrun

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personal data
SURNAME Chef, Freddy
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Valverde Cook, Freddy; Valverde Cook, Freddy; Koch, Freddy V.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Danish actor
DATE OF BIRTH March 21, 1916
PLACE OF BIRTH Copenhagen
DATE OF DEATH August 10, 1980
Place of death Denmark