Grete Reinwald

Grete Reinwald 1928 in a photo by Alexander Binder

Grete Reinwald , actually Malwina Margarete Reinwald , (born May 25, 1902 in Stuttgart , † May 24, 1983 in Munich ) was a German film actress .

Life

The daughter of the court plasterer Otto Reinwald danced in the children's ballet of the Berlin theater and stood with her sister Hanni Reinwald as a child model for postcards in front of the camera. During the First World War she performed at the Kristall-Palast in Leipzig and at the Palast-Theater am Zoo in Berlin. Together with her siblings Otto and Hanni, she made her film debut in 1913 in A Midsummer Night's Dream in Our Time .

From 1919 onwards, she embodied women passionately in love or faithful wives in numerous silent films. She later worked as a supporting actress in sound films. Grete Reinwald was married to the actor Fred Louis Lerch .

Filmography

• 1913: A midsummer night's dream in our time
• 1916: Proletardrengen
• 1919: The night of the decision
• 1919: The guilt
• 1920: fighting forces or world without war
• 1920: Mankind's advocate
• 1920: The end of the Paolo de Gaspardo adventure
• 1920: the last shot
• 1921: The fist of fate
• 1921: On the Fool's Rope, Part 1 - Days of Horror in Financial Circles
• 1921: On the Fool's Rope, Part 2 - Riddle of Criminology
• 1921: John Long, the thief
• 1921: The Escape into the Hereafter or The Dark Alley of New York
• 1921: Tom Mürger, the bank robber
• 1921: Little Dagmar
• 1921: The second life
• 1922: The comedian child
• 1922: Blind happiness
• 1922: The sinful vestal virgin
• 1922: The Lady and the Tramp
• 1922: youth
• 1923: Time is Money
• 1923: Wilhelm Tell
• 1924: The Bernina smugglers
• 1924: The Race of Death
• 1924: Temporary gentleman
• 1924: The cold heart
• 1924: The gallows bride
• 1925: People by the sea
• 1925: Lena Warnstetten
• 1925: golden boy
• 1925: The Assmanns
• 1925: What stones tell
• 1925: Götz von Berlichingen named with the iron hand
• 1925: The woman without money
• 1925: Friesian blood
• 1925: Ship in distress
• 1926: Miss Mama
• 1926: German hearts on the German Rhine
• 1926: I had a comrade
• 1926: The eleven Schill officers
• 1926: The king's orders
• 1926: The Hunter of Fall
• 1927: Stolzenfels on the Rhine
• 1927: On the Weser (I have some lovely times here ...)
• 1927: Rose Day in August ...
• 1927: I dreamed of love in May
• 1927: Feme
• 1927: I stand in gloomy midnight
• 1928: give me life
• 1928: I once had a beautiful fatherland
• 1928: Autumn on the Rhine
• 1928: slide
• 1929: Eleven Who Where Loyal
• 1929: Column X
• 1929: Big City Children - Between Spree and Panke
• 1932: laundry - washing - welfare
• 1932: For once I don't want to worry
• 1933: Shots at the border
• 1933: Hans Westmar
• 1933: Everyone participates
• 1935: The steel beam
• 1936: The long Grete
• 1936: Vogelöd Castle
• 1938: dreams are foams
• 1938: Pitty
• 1939: Guest performance in paradise
• 1939: Women for Golden Hill
• 1939: white lilac
• 1939: Was it the one on the 3rd floor?
• 1940: Relatives are people too
• 1940: the scapegoat
• 1940: Star of Rio
• 1942: great love
• 1943: Dangerous spring
• 1944: How do we tell our children? (Premiere: 1949)
• 1949: Who are you that I love?
• 1952: prisoner soul
• 1952: The chaplain of San Lorenzo
• 1952: Until we meet again
• 1957: The Princess of St. Wolfgang

literature

Kay Less : The film's great personal dictionary . The actors, directors, cameramen, producers, composers, screenwriters, film architects, outfitters, costume designers, editors, sound engineers, make-up artists and special effects designers of the 20th century. Volume 6: N - R. Mary Nolan - Meg Ryan. Schwarzkopf & Schwarzkopf, Berlin 2001, ISBN 3-89602-340-3 , p. 464.

Web links

• Grete Reinwald in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Grete Reinwald at The German Early Cinema Database
• Grete Reinwald at filmportal.de
• Grete Reinwald at cyranos.ch
• Pictures by Grete Reinwald In: Virtual History