Georg A. Profé
Georg Alfred Profé (born January 22, 1908 in Leipzig , † 1977 in Berlin ; also known as Georg Profe and Georg A. Profe ) was a German actor , film producer and director .
Life
After completing secondary school , Georg A. Profé completed a commercial apprenticeship and then received training at Helene Lackner's drama school in Berlin. Until 1931 he initially worked in a commercial position and from 1932 turned to the acting field. From 1939 he was also assistant director and production manager at Bavaria , Euphono-Film and Märkische Film GmbH Berlin. After his military service (1943 to 1945), he became the owner of a guest performance director in 1947 and worked from 1950 to 1955 as head of production at Meridian-Film GmbH.
From 1933 Georg A. Profé also worked regularly in film productions . These included the feature films The Muzzle by Erich Engel with Ralph Arthur Roberts , Hilde Weissner and Will Quadflieg and Friedemann Bach by Traugott Müller with Gustaf Gründgens , Eugen Klöpfer and Wolfgang Liebeneiner . Also in the 1960s he could be seen in the hit films Im schwarzen Rößl by Franz Antel with Karin Dor , Hans von Borsody and Peter Kraus and Die lustigen Vagabunden by Kurt Nachmann with Peter Kraus, Peter Vogel and Ann Smyrner . He played his last role in 1968 in the Edgar Wallace film Der Gorilla von Soho by Alfred Vohrer with Horst Tappert , Uschi Glas and Uwe Friedrichsen .
Georg A. Profé was married to the actress and singer Ilse Hülper for the first time.
Filmography (selection)
- 1933: crooks honor
- 1935: Hermione and the seven upright ones
- 1935: Mazurka
- 1935: I was Jack Mortimer
- 1935: Attack on Schweda
- 1936: Hangover lamp
- 1936: The hour of temptation
- 1936: A song accuses
- 1936: A wedding dream
- 1937: Psst, I'm Aunt Emma (short film)
- 1937: Nothing is spun so finely (short film)
- 1937: love goes strange ways
- 1937: Dangerous game
- 1937: Revolutionary wedding
- 1938: The great adventure
- 1938: The muzzle
- 1938: Comrades at sea
- 1938: The stars shine
- 1938: Appearances are deceptive (short film)
- 1938: Black trip to happiness
- 1938: Sergeant Berry
- 1938: Lots of lies
- 1939: In the name of the people
- 1939: The governor
- 1939: The woman without a past
- 1939: The merciful lie
- 1939: Maria Ilona
- 1940: the dark point
- 1940: Friedrich Schiller - The triumph of a genius
- 1940: counterfeiter
- 1941: Friedemann Bach
- 1941: Stukas
- 1952: You mustn't ask my heart
- 1954: Consul Strotthoff
- 1954: Everything for you, my darling (as a director, screenwriter and producer)
- 1955: Michael Kramer (TV movie)
- 1961: In the black Rößl
- 1963: The merry vagabonds
- 1968: The Soho Gorilla
- 1972: We 13 are 17
literature
- Johann Caspar Glenzdorf: Glenzdorf's international film lexicon. Biographical manual for the entire film industry. Volume 3: Peit – Zz. Prominent-Filmverlag, Bad Münder 1961, DNB 451560752 , p. 1331.
Web links
- George A. Profe in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Georg A. Profé at filmportal.de
Individual evidence
- ↑ The muzzle on Murnau Foundation online; Retrieved December 29, 2013
- ^ Friedemann Bach on Murnau Foundation online; Retrieved December 29, 2013
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Profé, Georg A. |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Profé, Georg Alfred (full name); Profe, Georg A .; Profe, Georg |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German actor, film producer and director |
| DATE OF BIRTH | January 22, 1908 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Leipzig |
| DATE OF DEATH | 1977 |
| Place of death | Berlin |