Hanne Brinkmann

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Hanne Brinkmann. Photo by Mac Walten

Hanne Brinkmann (born September 22, 1895 as Johanna Marie Luise Elisabeth Brinkmann in Hanover , † July 29, 1984 in Munich ) was a German actress with a short star career in silent films.

Live and act

Johanna "Hanne" Brinkmann began her stage career in 1913 under her maiden name at the Theater in der Josefstadt in Vienna . After only one season, along with the outbreak of the First World War, the Hanoverian-born returned to Germany.

In Berlin she was brought in front of the camera for the first time by director Richard Oswald shortly after the war began . In the course of the war, Hanne Brinkmann developed into a sought-after comedian, with the 'Hanne' series towards the end of the war (1918), she received her own (short-lived) film series tailored to her needs. It was directed by her colleague actor Reinhold Schünzel , who was known to her since they were filming together in 1917 (“ The single woman ”) and whom Hanne Brinkmann was to marry in 1919. A little later, in the early 1920s, the artist temporarily withdrew into private life in order to devote herself entirely to raising her daughter Annemarie, who was born in 1922 .

Hanne Brinkmann's return to the camera in 1924 only brought her supporting roles; at the end of the silent film era, she withdrew completely into private life. She later divorced Schünzel, who emigrated to America with their two daughters in 1937 .

Filmography

  • 1914: Laugh, Bajazzo!
  • 1915: How do I get rid of Amanda?
  • 1915: Too much of a good thing
  • 1916: Bob Cray
  • 1917: Countess Hanne
  • 1917: A hunting trip to Berlin
  • 1917: The single woman
  • 1917: The Mr. Assessor
  • 1917: The girl next door
  • 1917: Baroness on penal leave
  • 1918: Princess Hanne has to experience something
  • 1918: Hotel Wasserhose
  • 1918: Hannes founded millions
  • 1918: Hanne, the burglar
  • 1918: Hanne and her three suitors
  • 1918: Hanne has to experience something
  • 1918: Hanne is betrothed
  • 1918: Mrs. Countess
  • 1918: The pious Helene
  • 1918: Baroness and cousin Fritz
  • 1919: Ut mine Stromtid
  • 1919: Lot from the woman
  • 1919: the duty to live
  • 1919: The yellow death. Part 2
  • 1919: The girl and the men
  • 1919: Loyalty to the artist
  • 1920: Catherine the Great
  • 1920: the last hour. The day of a court in 5 negotiations
  • 1924: mother and child
  • 1926: How do I stay young and beautiful
  • 1926: Countess Plättmamsell
  • 1926: The Cavalier from Wedding
  • 1926: Annemarie and her Ulan
  • 1927: U 9 ​​Weddigen
  • 1927: The weavers
  • 1928: Dyckerpott's heirs

Web links

Commons : Hanne Brinkmann  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. a b c d e f g h lt. Film archive Kay Less