Hanns Leo Reich

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Hanns Leo Reich (right) with Leopold Figl (1952)

Hanns Leo Reich (born July 28, 1902 in Vienna , Austria-Hungary ; died December 27, 1959 there ) was an Austrian actor , screenwriter , journalist and writer . He wrote poems , short stories and radio plays .

Life

Reich was of Jewish descent and attended schools in Vienna and Brno . In the 1920s he was seen in various film productions in supporting roles, including in 1927 as Marinus in Fritz Lang's Metropolis . He worked as a journalist and published articles in magazines such as Arbeiterwill and in the Arbeiter-Zeitung . After years in Vienna, Brno, Brüx , Meran and Berlin , he emigrated to the USA in 1935 . There Reich worked as a screenwriter in Hollywood and wrote for the magazine Austro-American Tribune . In Chicago he worked for Radio Chicago, where he founded and presented the Austrian Hour . After the Second World War , Reich returned to his homeland in the late 1940s. From 1956 he headed the regional travel agency in Graz . Hanns Leo Reich died in Vienna in 1959.

Filmography

Fonts (selection)

  • The man of the divine Lydia Lane . Criminal grotesque. Vienna: Pfeffer, around 1930
  • Actors on the country road . Poetry book. Vienna: Saturn, 1934
  • Celebrating the homeland: poems . Vienna: Ergon, 1947
  • Kramuri: Fictitious and experienced . Narrative. Vienna: Gerlach & Wiedling, 1950
  • This is my Vienna: Notes of a longing . Chicago: Trans-Ocean Publishers, 1953
  • All about South America: cheerful, contemplative notes from my diary . Chicago: Trans-Ocean Publ., 1956

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