Horst Michael Neutze

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Horst Michael Neutze (born November 17, 1923 in Hanover , † November 19, 2006 in Hamburg ) was a German actor . He was a theater actor, but was also known as a film actor, who played crooks and detective officers on television.

Life

The Schauburg ("Schauspielhaus"), first place of work for the Neutze brothers.
Postcard number "1101" from Karl F. Wunder

Horst Michael Neutze - son of the Justice Secretary Johann Neutze and his wife Else Neutze, b. Radke - was the brother of the actors Hanns Lothar (Neutze) and Günther Neutze . The three brothers only appeared in one single film, namely in the Jürgen Roland crime film Police Station Davidswache (1964). Two years later the trio could be heard in the detective radio play Reiche Leichen sind die Beste by Harald Vock .

After school, Horst Michael Neutze took acting lessons from Hans Ebert. He received his first engagement in the 1946/47 season at the Stadttheater Aschaffenburg . From 1947 to 1949 he worked at the Städtische Bühnen Bielefeld , 1949 and 1950 Staatstheater Darmstadt , 1950 to 1961 at the stages of the state capital Kiel and from 1961 to 1966 with Willy Maertens and Kurt Raeck at the Thalia Theater in Hamburg . Since then he has been freelance. Neutze worked as a theater director on the stages of the Hanseatic city of Lübeck .

He became known to a large audience through numerous roles in feature films, television games and television series such as Stahlnetz , Der Täter auf der Spur , Das Kriminalmuseum and Derrick . He mostly played rough guys, often crooks, but also intrepid law enforcement officers. At the end of the 1980s he played Detective Inspector Schreitle three times in the crime scene of the Süddeutscher Rundfunk .

Neutze also acted as a voice actor , lending his voice to over 500 characters for radio plays . In 1994 he appeared for the last time in TV series such as Faust and The Carnation King .

Horst Michael Neutze had been married since 1969 and lived in Hamburg.

Filmography

Movie

Series

Radio plays (selection)

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