Frithjof Vierock
Frithjof Vierock (born August 28, 1943 in Eisenach ; † July 4, 2020 ) was a German theater, film and television actor .
Life
Frithjof Vierock grew up in his hometown. After secondary school, he attended a vocational school for dancers and musicians, later he took acting lessons in Munich with Ado Riegler and his wife Martina Eginhardt . In the Bavarian capital, Vierock received his first roles at the Fitz children's stage and the then Theater der Jugend at the end of the 1950s . Working as a freelance actor right from the start, Vierock had play contracts at numerous renowned Munich theaters such as the Bavarian State Theater , the State Theater on Gärtnerplatz and the Kleine Freiheit . Further engagements led him to the Stuttgart Comedy in the Marquardtand the theater on Kurfürstendamm in Berlin.
Vierock's roles included Gottliebchen in Christian Dietrich Grabbe's joke, satire, irony and deeper meaning , Fabian in Pioneers in Ingolstadt by Marieluise Fleißer , Barnaby Tucker in the musical Hello, Dolly! by Jerry Herman , Collin in Die Grasharfe based on the novel of the same name by Truman Capote or Nestor le Fripé in the musical Irma la Douce by Marguerite Monnot and Alexandre Brefford . Vierock played under well-known directors such as Axel von Ambesser , Niels-Peter Rudolph , Rolf Henniger and Karin Jacobsen .
In 1958 Vierock played in Hula-Hopp, Conny (with Conny Froboess ) an apprentice in a department store; As a teenager, Frithjof Vierock stood in front of the camera alongside Peter Alexander in the music film Im Weisse Rößl in 1960 . Especially in the 1970s, he played in many well-known TV series.
Vierock became known nationwide as Gustl Seiler in Helmut Dietl's series Munich Stories . Frithjof Vierock lived in Munich district Laim .
In his last years he suffered from a lung disease and rarely appeared in public.
His aunt was the actress Jessie Vihrog .
Filmography
Cinema (selection)
- 1958: Hula-Hopp, Conny
- 1960: In the white Rößl
- 1961: Young people need love
- 1961: Great pike on a crooked tour
- 1961: Max, the pickpocket
- 1962: Freddy and the song of the South Seas
- 1969: seven days deadline
- 1969: Herzblatt or How do I tell my daughter?
- 1969: A woman seeks love
- 1970: Hurray, our parents are not there
- 1975: The edelweiss king
Television (selection)
- 1967: Commissioner Brahm - international match
- 1967: Fried potatoes included (TV movie)
- 1968: Room 13 (TV series, 13 episodes)
- 1972: Crime scene : Password have a good trip
- 1973: Sesame Street ("Bim" in Bim and Bumm )
- 1974: The Haunted Castle of Baskermore (TV movie)
- 1974: Munich stories
- 1975: The Commissioner - A murder in the country
- 1975–1976: The Fire Red Play Mobile (17 episodes)
- 1979: The millionaire farmer
- 1979: Crime Scene: The King
- 1980: The castle ghost
- 1981: The Rumplhanni
- 1983: The Violet Cap (TV movie)
- 1983–1986: Police Inspectorate 1
- 1991: A castle on Lake Wörthersee
- 1991: The comedy nobility - millions in the hay
- 1993: The Komödienstadel - The seventh Bua
- 1997–2002: Veterinarian Dr. Angel
- 2006: The Rosenheim Cops - The rooster is dead
- 2007: Autumn tournament (short film)
further guest appearances
- To freedom
- Cafe perjury
- Lions den
- The old
- Derrick
- Falkenau forest house
- SOKO 5113
- Bülowbogen practice
- Would you have time for me today (October 28, 1976) (TV show)
- The mountain doctor
Web links
- Frithjof Vierock in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Christine Diller: Preferably to the circus. Münchner Merkur, May 9, 2009, accessed on March 28, 2017 .
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b Peter Alexander: Servus Gustl - Frithjof Vierock has died. In: evening newspaper . PressReader.com, September 8, 2020, accessed September 9, 2020 .
- ↑ a b Langen Müller's Actor Lexicon of the Present, Vienna 1986, ISBN 3-7844-2058-3
- ↑ Room 13 at fernsehserien.de. Retrieved September 12, 2017 .
personal data | |
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SURNAME | Vierock, Frithjof |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German theater, film and television actor |
DATE OF BIRTH | August 28, 1943 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Eisenach |
DATE OF DEATH | 4th July 2020 |