Helmuth Rudolph
Helmuth Rudolph (born October 16, 1900 in Bünde-Ennigloh as Helmuth August Wilhelm Rudolf Arthur Heyn ; † March 16, 1971 in Munich ; also performed as Helmut Rudolph or Helmuth Rudolf ) was a German actor .
biography
The son of a railway official began his professional career at the age of twenty in Bremen . Further obligations led him to a. to Hanover , Nuremberg , Leipzig , Dresden , Danzig and finally Berlin , where he had been seen at the comedy and above all at the Renaissance theater .
Between 1934 and 1936 Rudolph, who had already appeared in a silent film in 1928, also took part in a few supporting roles in movies, then (until 1944) the Hamburg-based resident concentrated mainly on his stage work (at the Thalia Theater in the Hanseatic city). Rudolph continued his work at the Hamburg theater until the first post-war years, but from then on he increasingly appeared again with roles in front of the camera. In the early 1950s Rudolph could be seen again at Berlin's Renaissance theater but also at the theater on Kurfürstendamm . In the second half of the 1950s he settled in Munich and worked on theaters there (Kleine Komödie) as well as in other cities in southern Germany (e.g. Stuttgart's Komödie in the Marquardt). Guest performances with famous colleagues such as Lil Dagover and Käthe Dorsch led him a. a. to Switzerland ( Basel ).
Helmuth Rudolph, who had also worked in TV productions since the beginning of the television age in the Federal Republic (1953), including most recently (in the 1960s) the ZDF crime series Das Kriminalmuseum and the ARD pre-evening crime series Hafenpolizei , was the actress' first marriage Inge Meysel married. He helped the daughter of a Jewish father significantly to survive the Third Reich unscathed.
Filmography
- 1928: The German song
- 1934: The last waltz
- 1935: King Tiger
- 1935: The last voyage of the Santa Margareta
- 1936: a small gold ring
- 1936: Over there in the heather
- 1948: Blum affair
- 1948: Don't dream Annette
- 1948: Blocked signals
- 1948: love 47
- 1948: The other
- 1949: Amico
- 1949: Seduced hands
- 1949: The Bagno convict
- 1949: The wonderful Galathee
- 1950: the man who wanted to live twice
- 1950: Sensation in the Savoy
- 1950: The night without sin
- 1950: happiness from Ohio
- 1951: Eva in tails
- 1951: The lost one
- 1951: Angel in evening dress
- 1951: The Dubarry
- 1951: The Csardas Princess
- 1952: I cannot marry all of them
- 1952: The Battle of the Tertia
- 1953: Your mouth promises me love
- 1954: It was always so nice with you
- 1954: Miss from office
- 1954: Columbus discovers Krähwinkel
- 1955: Charley's aunt
- 1955: devil in silk
- 1955: Alibi
- 1956: My father, the actor
- 1956: Anastasia, the last daughter of the Tsar
- 1956: The brave little tailor
- 1957: The world is beautiful
- 1958: We child prodigies
- 1959: The Other ( Durbridge Multipart )
- 1962: The Fire Staircase (TV movie)
- 1963: Das Kriminalmuseum (TV series) - The photocopy
- 1963: Port Police (TV series) - The Blue Letter
- 1964: Slim Callaghan steps in (TV series)
- 1965: The Crime Museum (TV series) - The Cap
- 1966: The Brooklyn Killer Club
Web links
- Helmuth Rudolph in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Helmuth Rudolph at filmportal.de
Individual evidence
- ^ A b Johann Caspar Glenzdorf: Glenzdorf's international film lexicon. Biographical manual for the entire film industry. Volume 3: Peit – Zz. Prominent-Filmverlag, Bad Münder 1961, DNB 451560752 , p. 1445.
personal data | |
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SURNAME | Rudolph, Helmuth |
ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Heyn, Helmuth August Wilhelm Rudolf Arthur (birth name); Rudolph, Helmut; Rudolf, Helmuth |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German actor |
DATE OF BIRTH | October 16, 1900 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Bünde-Ennigloh |
DATE OF DEATH | March 16, 1971 |
Place of death | Munich |