Hartmut Grund

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Hartmut Joachim Gustav Grund (born November 1, 1917 in Hamburg ; † January 28, 2004 in Munich ) was a German screenwriter and film producer .

Life

Hartmut Grund mostly worked for German television. Shortly after founding the North German Radio , he wrote scripts for NDR television . After the publication of the novel Six Games in 1955, Grund moved from Hamburg to Berlin , where he mainly worked as a dramaturge at UFA Studio- und Montage GmbH . In 1962 he then moved to Munich . Later he went to the Hessischer Rundfunk and became head of the television play department . There he built the ARD film editorial team together with Heinz Ungureit and Franz Everschor . Then he went back to Munich to join Bavaria Film and headed the series department there for almost 20 years. With good reason, he created a number of series to which he contributed as a screenwriter or dramaturge. In the 1980s he took over the development for the WDR - Tatort with Inspector Schimanski, played by Götz George . Long after his retirement he continued to work as a dramaturge, screenwriter and producer for Tatort until he had to quit due to illness.

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SURNAME Reason, Hartmut
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Reason, Hartmut Joachim Gustav
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German screenwriter and film producer
DATE OF BIRTH November 1, 1917
PLACE OF BIRTH Hamburg , German Empire
DATE OF DEATH January 28, 2004
Place of death Munich , Bavaria , Germany