Gerhart Lippert

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Gerhart Lippert (born March 14, 1937 in Pietzing am Simssee ) is a Bavarian folk actor .

Life

Gerhart Lippert's father was a painter , his mother a pianist . After training at the Otto Falckenberg School , Gerhart Lippert, who grew up in Pietzing (municipality of Riedering near Rosenheim ), worked in addition to his engagements at the Burgtheater in Vienna and at the Salzburg Festival at several German theaters, including in Düsseldorf , Berlin and Munich .

In 1953, popular actor Gerhard Lippert took over the role of Winnetou at the Karl May Games in Bad Segeberg . The 16-year-old was still at the beginning of his career.

He became known nationwide in the 1960s when he became a member of the Komödienstadel ensemble and took part in the adventure series Alarm in the Mountains on television. Numerous roles in films and television series followed (for example as junior boss Jörg Buchner in the series Der Forellenhof des Südwestfunk from 1965 with, among others, Hans Söhnker , Jane Tilden and Helga Anders ). In 1969 he played alongside Hansi Kraus and Theo Lingen in the comedy Pepe, the Paukerschreck . In 1970 he was seen in the television series Tour - A ballet dances around the world as Jochen Thom with Maria Litto , Edith Schultze-Westrum , Albert Venohr and Harry Wüstenhagen, among others .

Another great success was his leading role as Professor Schulz in the 13-part ZDF series Semesterferien , which was broadcast in 1972. In the three-part television game Sachrang from 1978 he played the main role of the Müllner Peter . In 1979 he played the father Friedemann Thaler of the title character Timm Thaler . In the series Veterinarian Dr. Angel he plays the organic farmer Ulrich Hallhuber.

The actor's greatest success of his career was the role of Dr. Thomas Burgner in the series Der Bergdoktor (1993–1997). After sixty episodes he died an avalanche in his role. Most recently he was seen in the Rosamunde Pilcher film Flamme der Liebe (2003) and in the television special Black Forest Clinic - The Next Generation (2005). For several years he has also been involved in some recordings of the Chiemgauer Volkstheater on Bavarian television.

Less known to the general public are two other fields of activity of the popular folk actor. Lippert worked for both Bayerischer Rundfunk and Südwestfunk as a director. He also directed the Luisenburg Festival in the 1980s . Here he has stepped on the natural stage repeatedly over the past few decades. The last time he was seen in the 2005 season in the lead role of the mountain farmer Franz Flender in the dramatic love story Geierwally at the side of Barbara Romaner , Christoph Baumann and Toni Schatz . Lippert realizes his passion for music especially in the run-up to Christmas with tours, during which local folk musicians perform. Lippert frames the songs with literary, contemplative and humorous Advent and Christmas stories.

His second wife Franziska was a daughter of Jane Tilden , who played his mother in the television series Der Forellenhof . The couple have a daughter. Lippert lived with his third wife, the singer Maria Neuhaus, with whom he has been married since 1994, their daughter and their daughter in Niederndorf at the foot of the Kaiser Mountains .

In February 2012, Lippert fell down a staircase in his house in Kufstein , sustaining a serious head injury from which he was slow to recover.

Filmography (selection)

Movies

TV Shows

The comedy nobility

  • 1972: Mattheis breaks the ice (as Mattheis Summerer )
  • 1973: The three village saints (as Martin Furtner )
  • 1973: The three polar bears (as Juliander Haldenegger )
  • 1974: The Sinful Village (as Sepp Stangassinger )
  • 1975: Thomas on the ladder to heaven (as Thomas Nothaas )
  • 1975: The peasant diplomat (as Hans Boschinger )
  • 1976: The dress rehearsal (as Loisl )
  • 1976: Heart on the Spit (as Martin Wenninger )
  • 1977: The Unruly (as Martin Wegrainer )
  • 1978: The single farm (as Leonhard Brugger )
  • 1979: The Geisterbräu (as Wastl Schöllerer )
  • 1983: Marriage Fever (as Markus )
  • 1984: Love and Blechschaden (as Ferdl Hammerl )
  • 1985: Snowstorm (as Bartl )
  • 1985: Paraplü and Perpendikel (as Niklas Ungemach )
  • 1991: Millions in the Hay (as Alois Brenner )
  • 2002: Roller coaster into happiness (as Ferdl Schwinghammer )
  • 2011: The Provincial Diva (as Josef Dirscherl )

Chiemgau Volkstheater

  • 1992: Heart on the Spit (as Martin Wenninger )
  • 1993: Nothing for unguat (as Niklas Ungemach )
  • 2004: children, children! (as Willi Obermüller )
  • 2007: Four fathers too many (as Gerhart Helmer )
  • 2008: The King of Hohenmoos (as Hans Kaiser )
  • 2008: Xaver plays wrong (as Xaver Limmer )
  • 2009: The diploma farm (as Anton Stadler )
  • 2009: Father's Day Outing (as Quirin Stadler )
  • 2010: Back home (as Karl Huber )
  • 2010: Da Bauern Nero (as Albert Bergmann )
  • 2011: You don't treat yourself to anything else! (as Alois Meindl )
  • 2011: Altaich (as Martl )

Radio plays (selection)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ http://www.ln-online.de/Lokales/Segeberg/Die-Ahnengalerie-der-Kalkberg-Winnetous
  2. ^ Bergdoktor Gerhard Lippert released from Innsbruck clinic. oe24.at, February 24, 2012, accessed on April 18, 2020 .
  3. ↑ Audio play database . HspDat.to - for the background to what has been heard, accessed on May 20, 2020 .
personal data
SURNAME Lippert, Gerhart
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Bavarian folk actor
DATE OF BIRTH March 14, 1937
PLACE OF BIRTH Riedering am Simssee, Germany