Hans Reiser (actor)
Hans Reiser (born June 3, 1919 in Munich , † June 10, 1992 in Munich) was a German actor .
The trained draftsman and photographer was a stage actor from 1936. He has acted at theaters in Zurich, Berlin and Munich, among others, and has appeared in plays such as Des Teufels General , Tod einer Salesperson and Endstation Sehnsucht . Later he also took on tasks as a theater director , for example in 1971 at the Theater am Dom in Cologne for a performance of Dürrenmatt's Play Strindberg .
Reiser was used as a soldier during the Second World War and was taken prisoner by the US armed forces. During this time he met Klaus Mann and a pen friendship developed between the two artists.
In post-war films he was seen in major supporting roles since the early 1950s. In the artist biography A Song Goes Around the World (The Joseph Schmidt Story) (1958) he took on the role of the famous tenor Joseph Schmidt . In the international production Escape Hans Reiser presented in 1963 the Gestapo -Beamten Kuhn. In the thriller The Strangler from the tower he embodied the investigating inspector. In 1966 he played the fruit and vegetable dealer Thomas Webster, a member of the gang around the antique dealer Michael Donegan ( Horst Tappert ) and the barber shop owner Archibald Arrow ( Günther Neutze ) in the three-part play The Gentlemen ask for cash .
In 1966, Hans Reiser played a leading role alongside Margot Trooger in the television series "Our son Nicki", which ran very successfully on the ARD evening program.
Reiser also starred in a number of Bryan Edgar Wallace films and Tatort thrillers. Hans Reiser's last role (on television) was in the series Zwei Münchner in Hamburg .
It rests in Munich's Westfriedhof .
Filmography
- 1941: The sea is calling
- 1949: Meeting with Werther
- 1950: Beloved Liar
- 1951: Immortal light
- 1951: Heidelberg romance
- 1952: Oh, you dear Fridolin
- 1952: monks, girls and pandours
- 1952: The beautiful Tölzerin
- 1952: On the streets at night
- 1953: Street Serenade
- 1953: Music by night
- 1953: The night ghost
- 1954: The ideal bridal couple
- 1955: God's utopia
- 1955: One woman is not enough?
- 1955: The pastor of Kirchfeld
- 1955: Madame Aurélie
- 1956: The sinking of Fort Charivari
- 1956: Help - she loves me
- 1957: girls and men
- 1957: A crazy family / Blue today and blue tomorrow
- 1957: Whenever the day begins
- 1958: A song goes around the world (The Joseph Schmidt Story)
- 1959: Casimir and Karoline
- 1960: final chord
- 1960: Calais military transmitter
- 1960: Terror in the scales
- 1960: Time and the Conways
- 1960: The veil fell ...
- 1960: It happened on the border - hunting in the dark
- 1961: Knock Out - A story by no means unbelievable
- 1962: The Wittiber
- 1962: The Threepenny Opera
- 1962: The secret of the black suitcase
- 1962: Confessions of a furnished gentleman
- 1963: Broken Chains ( The Great Escape )
- 1963: The Strangler of Blackmoor Castle
- 1963: City Park
- 1964: The time of the innocent
- 1964: Checkers' Chess
- 1965: Jennifer ...?
- 1966: The Strangler from the Tower
- 1966: Port Police (jump from the bridge)
- 1966: Our son Nicki (series)
- 1966: The gentlemen ask for cash
- 1966: I Deal in Danger
- 1968: Peter and Sabine
- 1968: Detective Quarles
- 1972: 8051 Grinning
- 1972–1986: Tatort (TV series)
- 1972: Münchner Kindl
- 1974 : 3-0 for Veigl
- 1986: Riedmüller, first name Sigi
- 1974: The Cases of Mr. Constantine (series)
- 1974: Councilor Schumann (series)
- 1978: The unicorn
- 1980: Faith, Love, Hope
- 1989–1993: Two Munich residents in Hamburg (series)
Web links
- Hans Reiser at filmportal.de
- Hans Reiser in the Internet Movie Database (English)
Individual evidence
- ^ Helmut Koopmann: Donald A. Prater, Thomas Mann. German and world citizen. A biography. - Klaus Harpprecht, Thomas Mann. A biography. In: Arbitrium . tape 16 , no. 1 , 1998, ISSN 0723-2977 , doi : 10.1515 / arbi.1998.16.1.94 .
personal data | |
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SURNAME | Reiser, Hans |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German actor |
DATE OF BIRTH | June 3, 1919 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Munich |
DATE OF DEATH | June 10, 1992 |
Place of death | Munich |