Heinz Oskar Wuttig

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Heinz Oskar Wuttig (born July 19, 1907 in Berlin ; † March 12, 1984 there ) was a German writer and screenwriter.

Life

As a student of art history and German studies, Heinz Oskar Wuttig belonged to a group of “young” writers in Berlin who gathered around the publisher Victor Otto Stomps , with whom he also completed an apprenticeship in banking. He then worked as a journalist. In 1936 he gave up this profession and wrote novels, essays, radio plays and plays as a freelance writer.

After 1945 Wuttig wrote documentary “audio sequences”. His play Nachtwache , staged by Peter Thomas at RIAS in 1953 , was awarded the prestigious radio play prize of the war blind . The media scientist Hans-Ulrich Wagner wrote about the author in 2001:

“Wuttig's radio plays are milieu studies and everyday stories that follow less a complex psychological motivation than a typological comparison. In the 50s they took a firm place in the radio play repertoire. "

It was around this time that he also began writing film scripts. In 1963, Wuttig switched to television and became known as a screenwriter for entertaining television series such as Der Forellenhof , Salto Mortale , Alle meine Tiere and MS Franziska . He also came up with the idea for the Three Ladies from the Grill series , which ran successfully on the ARD broadcasters' evening program until 1991 .

Heinz Oskar Wuttig was married to the actress and acting teacher Marlise Ludwig .

Filmography

Awards

literature

  • Hans-Ulrich Wagner: Heinz Oskar Wuttig . In: HörWelten. 50 years of the war blind radio play award . Aufbau-Verlag, Berlin 2001. P. 94 f. ISBN 3-351-02515-7

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personal data
SURNAME Angry, Heinz Oskar
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer and screenwriter
DATE OF BIRTH July 19, 1907
PLACE OF BIRTH Berlin
DATE OF DEATH March 12, 1984
Place of death Berlin