Hildegard Wall

Hildegard Wall , also Hilde Wall , (born September 24, 1894 in Braunschweig , † 1980 in Paris ) was a German actress of the silent film era .

background

Hildegard Wall, born in Braunschweig in Lower Saxony , who was also called Hilde Wall for short in the film, appeared in films by Emelka Münchener Lichtspielkunst AG between 1919 and 1922 , where she was directed by Peter , Ottmar and Franz Ostermayr, who was called Franz Osten , worked. These included two film adaptations of novels by the Bavarian home writer Ludwig Ganghofer and one based on a model by the fantastic writer Karl Hans Strobl . Alfred Schirokauer provided the manuscript for two films .

Hildegard Wall was married to the director and author Max Ophüls (originally Oppenheimer) from 1926 until his death on March 26, 1957 , with whom she had the son Marcel; Marcel Ophüls , in turn, became a documentary and feature film director again.

She died as Hildegard Oppenheimer-Wall in Paris, France, at the age of 85 and was buried in Paris in the columbarium of the Père Lachaise cemetery.

Filmography

• 1919 The death of Phaleria [role: Odano (as Hilde Wall)]
• 1919 The Shadow Player (as Hilde Wall)
• 1919 Sodom's daughters (as Hilde Wall)
• 1919 Shattered by the Woman [role: Sister Sigrid Mayen (as Hilde Wall)]
• 1920 Der Klosterjäger (based on the novel by Ludwig Ganghofer) [role: Zenza (as Hilde Wall)]
• 1921 The Man in Salt (based on the novel by Ludwig Ganghofer) [role: Magda - Strenzinger's sister-in-law (as Hilde Wall)]
• 1922 Die Trütze von Trutzberg [role: Junker's daughter]

Web links

• Hildegard Wall in theInternet Movie Database(English)
• Hildegard Wall at filmportal.de
• Hildegard Wall at The German Early Cinema Database
• Hilde Wall at DB

Individual evidence

1. ↑ the exception was the film “Der Schattenspieler”, directed by Ludwig Beck , who was also involved in the script, which was based on a template by Karl Hans Strobl .
2. ↑ to “The Death of Phaleria” (1919) and “Am Weibe zerschellt” (1920)