Günther Flesch

Günther Flesch (also Josef Wissmut , Günter Flesch , Günther Flesh ; * 1930 in Hamburg ) is a German actor , radio play and voice actor .

Act

Flesch began his stage career in 1950 in Remscheid and then went to Flensburg , where he was featured in the mid-1950s, for example as Mike in O'Neill's A Moon for the Loaded , as Motes in Hauptmann's Der Biberpelz , as Henderson in Verneuil's state affairs and as Tony in Morgans The magnifying glass could see. In the following decades he worked at the Wuppertal theaters , at the Berlin Schiller Theater under the direction of Boleslav Barlogs and at the Hamburg Thalia Theater , where he appeared, for example, in Waiting for Godot (1972), Dirty Laundry (1978/79) or Had the interrogation (1987).

Günther Flesch is well known not only through his distinctive voice in radio plays and as a voice actor, but also through his work as an actor. He played in the crime scene and was seen in many television films.

Filmography (selection)

• 1961: The decisive moment (TV movie)
• 1963: The Sacco and Vanzetti Case (TV movie)
• 1966: The Garden Festival (TV movie)
• 1970: Beware of the trap! (TV series, 1 episode)
• 1973: A Better Man (TV Movie)
• 1974: Commissioned by Madame (TV series, 1 episode)
• 1974: The Clairvoyant (TV movie)
• 1974: Nebel (TV movie)
• 1974: Death in Astapowo (TV movie)
• 1975: The knife in the back
• 1975: Lehmann's last Lenz (TV movie)
• 1976: The Carnival Confession (TV movie)
• 1977: The Weilburg Cadet Murder (TV movie)
• 1978: Lady Windermeres Fächer (TV movie)
• 1979: Beyond Sweden (TV movie)
• 1981: Tatort: ​​Slalom (TV series)
• 1982: The task of Dr. med. Graefe (TV movie)
• 1986: Stammheim (TV movie)
• 1986: The Marquis of Keith (TV movie)
• 1989: Schwarzenberg (two-part TV series)
• 1990: Whoever comes too late - The Politburo experiences the German Revolution (TV film)

Synchronous activities (selection)

Movies

• 1964: Eddie Byrne in The Crypt of Dead Women
• 1966: Antonio Molino Rojo in Two Glorious Scoundrels
• 1966: Bruno Arié in The Red Phantom strikes
• 1966: Frédéric Santaya in The Big Snouts
• 1966: Goffredo Unger in Gemini 13 - Death Rays on Cape Canaveral
• 1966: John Cater in The Seducer sends his regards
• 1966: Pietro Ceccarelli in The Black Scorpion
• 1966: Riccardo Pizzuti in Django - Only the Colt was his friend
• 1966: Sal Borgese in Jonny Madoc
• 1966: Tom Felleghy in For $ 1,000 a Day
• 1966: Yutaka Sada in Frankenstein and the monsters from the sea
• 1967: Antonio Casas in Cervantes - The King's Adventurer
• 1967: Frank Finlay in a robbery
• 1967: Freddie Jones in Accident Incident at Oxford
• 1967: Omar Zelficar in The Cobra
• 1967: Paolo Figlia in Rocco - I'll kill you
• 1967: Paul Pavel in The Bride Wore Black
• 1967: Roger Carel in The Old Man and the Child
• 1967: William Schallert in The Five Outlaws
• 1967: Frank Finlay in What comes after ...?
• 1968: Guido Lollobrigida in Django and the gang of the hanged
• 1968: Luigi Pistilli in The Beautiful Body of Deborah
• 1969: Benny Hill in Charlie dusts off millions
• 1969: Terence Alexander in O Darling - what traffic
• 1972: State Secretary in Ludwig II.
• 1987: Robert Stack in Plain Clothes high school murder
• 1990: Jay Gerber buried alive
• 1990: Laurence Haddon in Columbo: Lucifer's pupil
• 1991: Peter Haskell in Columbo: The First and the Last Murder
• 1992: Hans Meyer in Sherlock Holmes - The King of Blackmailers
• 1992: John Williams in Columbo: Age does not protect against folly
• 1992: José Ferrer in Columbo: Devilish Intelligence
• 1992: Regis Cordic in Columbo: Die for me
• 1993: Peter Graves in Sherlock Holmes - The Coveted Bachelor
• 1995: Frank Gatliff in The Bunker

Series

• 1955–1957: Coleman Francis in Sergeant Preston as Powers
• 1955–1957: James Seay in Sergeant Preston as Cassidy
• 1955–1957: John Pickard in Sergeant Preston as Red Brody
• 1955–1957: Royal Dano in Smoking Colts as Gideon Hale
• 1957–1960: Douglas Bank in Department M as Matthews
• 1957–1960: Herbert Ellis in Department M as Wayne Taylor
• 1957–1960: John Beradino in Department M as Detective D'Amico
• 1957–1960: Michael Emmet in Department M as Detective Gus Klinger
• 1959–1960: DeForest Kelley in Department M as a detective
• 1959–1960: Edwin Reimers in Department M as Mr. Edwards
• 1959–1960: George Milan in Department M as Police Sgt. Lovett
• 1959–1960: James Gavin in Department M as Chip Rantell
• 1959–1960: Jarl Victor in Department M as Carbo
• 1959–1960: Oliver McGowan in Department M as Conrad Brenner
• 1959–1960: Peter Hahn in Department M as Officer Ed Corcoran
• 1959–1963: Vic Perrin in Die Unbrechlichen as Inky Beggs
• 1965–1968: Henry Wilcoxon in Rackets and Guns as Laslo Gagni
• 1965–1968: John Orchard in Rackets and Guns as Gavin
• 1965–1968: Kurt Kreuger in tennis rackets and cannons as Erik Thorsten
• 1965–1968: Richard Anderson in Rackets and Guns as Dr. Loden
• 1965–1968: Sheldon Leonard in tennis rackets and cannons as a concern
• 1966–1968: Torin Thatcher in Time Tunnel as Dr. Everett Holland
• 1974–1978: Don Porter in The Six Million Dollar Man as Dr. Stanley Bacon
• 1974–1978: Ford Rainey in The Six Million Dollar Man as Jim Elgin
• 1974–1978: Than Wyenn in The Six Million Dollar Man as Prof. Kosoyin
• 1976–1978: Ford Rainey in The Seven Million Dollar Woman as Jim Elgin
• 1980–1988: David Palmer in Magnum as Fred Sorenson
• 1980–1988: Eugene Roche in Magnum as Luther Gillis
• 1982–1986: F. William Parker in Knight Rider as Dr. Harley Thorpe
• 1982–1986: John Vernon in Knight Rider as Cameron Zachary
• 1985: Richard Venture in Street Hawk as Cpt. Leo Altobelli

Radio plays (selection)

• 1960–1961: James Krüss : My great-grandfather and I (Part 1 - 6) - Director: Edward Rothe
• 1962: Enzo Maurri : Two Eyes - Director: Otto Kurth
• 1962: Eugene Gladstone O'Neill : All God's Children Have Wings - Director: Werner Kraut
• 1968: Karl Hochmuth : Thirty Years - Anabasis Director: - Ulrich Gerhardt
• 1971: Hannelies Taschau : Stranger Dead - Director: Hans Rosenhauer
• 1971: Wolfgang Hildesheimer : Mary on the Block - Director: Fritz Schröder-Jahn
• 1974: Ludwig Harig : time and space disappear with things (3rd part) - director: Michael Krüger
• 1976: Karl Philipp Moritz : Anton Reiser (4th part) - Director: Hans Rosenhauer
• 1977: Daniel Casper von Lohenstein : Agrippina - Director: Hubert Fichte
• 1977: Herwarth Walden : Weib - Director: Paul Pörtner
• 1980–2009: André Marx : The three ??? (9 episodes) - Director: Heikedine Körting
• 1981: Andrej Hieng : Bloody Bird - Director: Borut Trekman
• 1981: Arthus Caspari : The Temptation of Saint Anthony - Director: Arthus Caspari
• 1981: Peter Tegel : The Decision - Director: Anton Gill
• 1981: Tankred Dorst : Fragments of a Journey to Stettin - Director: Hans Rosenhauer
• 1981–1989: Enid Blyton : Five Friends (3 episodes) - Director: Heikedine Körting
• 1982–1989: Stefan Wolf : TKKG (9 episodes) - Director: Heikedine Körting
• 1988–1989: Helmut Rellergerd : The Castle Trio (5 episodes) - Director: Heikedine Körting
• 1989: Lady Lockenlicht (6 episodes) - Director: Heikedine Körting
• 1990: Graf Duckula (12 episodes) - Director: Benedikt Rabanus
• 1994: Karlheinz Knuth : The Moor Man or As if the Wind Weeps - Director: Klaus Wirbitzky
• 2014: Sándor Ferenczy : The gentlemen ask for the cash register - Director: Sándor Ferenczy

literature

• Herbert A. Frenzel , Hans Joachim Moser (ed.): Kürschner's biographical theater manual. Drama, opera, film, radio. Germany, Austria, Switzerland. De Gruyter, Berlin 1956, DNB 010075518 , p. 176.

Web links

• Günther Flesch in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Günther Flesch at filmportal.de
• Günther Flesch at Fernsehserien.de
• Günther Flesch at Discogs (English)

Individual evidence

1. ^ Borderline case of the theater. Retrieved October 26, 2018 . 
2. ^ Program booklet Thalia Theater. Retrieved October 26, 2018 . 
3. ↑ Ulrich Pleitgen. Retrieved October 26, 2018 .