Hellmut Grube

Hellmut Grube (born June 5, 1906 in Cologne , † June 10, 1970 ) was a German actor and theater director .

Live and act

Grube attended a humanistic grammar school and finished school with a high school diploma. Then he began law study and took acting lessons with Gertrude Eysoldt . In 1935, Grube went to radio, where he headed the proficiency tests for the next two years. First theater engagements followed during the Second World War on stages in Lublin (German-occupied Poland) and Gleiwitz .

After the end of the war, Hellmut Grube continued his acting activities in Wernigerode , from 1950 the native of Cologne finally appeared on theaters in Berlin and staged several plays there in sometimes tiny venues (including touring theaters). In addition, Helmut Grube was hired as a voice actor in the 1950s. Since 1955 he has been in front of the camera regularly; initially in movies, a little later also in television productions. He was often given dignitaries; Pit played u. a. Doctors, mayors and several high-ranking judicial officials.

Filmography

• 1955: You must not be silent any longer
• 1955: A girl from Flanders
• 1956: Confessional secret
• 1956: Spy for Germany
• 1957: Bank vault 713
• 1957: Kalle becomes mayor
• 1958: Oops, here comes Eddie
• 1959: Our wonderland by night
• 1960: the last witness
• 1961: two in a million
• 1961: I can no longer be silent
• 1963: The Rohrbach case
• 1964: The Jakubowski case - reconstruction of a miscarriage of justice
• 1965: Klaus Fuchs: History of a nuclear betrayal
• 1967: The Remagen Bridge
• 1967: the mission
• 1968: his dream of the Grand Prix
• 1969: The bastard sign
• 1970: Bambule

literature

• Johann Caspar Glenzdorf: Glenzdorf's international film lexicon. Biographical manual for the entire film industry. Volume 1: A-Heck. Prominent-Filmverlag, Bad Münder 1960, DNB 451560736 , p. 550.

Web links

• Hellmut Grube in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Hellmut Grube at filmportal.de