Illo Gutschwager

Illo Gutsch Wager (* 12. August 1911 in Berlin , Germany ; † after 1968) was a German film actor and manager .

Life

The son of the theater actor Arthur Gutschwager came to the then silent film through his father in 1918. Early child roles are documented around 1926. Since the dawn of the sound film era, Gutschwager has been involved in a wide variety of entertainment productions with small and small roles. Sometimes he was employed as an apprentice ( delicatessen ), newspaper seller ( seven slaps ), newcomer page ( The Page from the Dalmassehotel ) or as a piccolo ( flax man as an educator ), sometimes as a small seller ( attack on Schweda ), taxi driver ( Togger ), fisherman ( Das Girl from Fanö ), waiter ( Buchholz family ) or as a stage worker (his last film role for a long time in Long Live Love ).

At the end of the war, Gutschwager ended his little attention-getting role as an actor and from then on found some employment as a production manager for German cinema and television films. For the last time, Illo Gutschwager, who lived in Berlin-Steglitz after the war, was seen again in front of the camera in 1968 with a tiny role in the comedy Der Partyphotograph . After that his track is lost.

Filmography

as an actor, unless otherwise stated

• 1926: Schimeck family
• 1926: The Wiskottens
• 1926: Superfluous people
• 1929: Love Waltz
• 1930: delicacies
• 1930: Flax man as an educator
• 1931: Barracks magic
• 1931: Service is service
• 1932: laughing heirs
• 1933: Three Kaiserjäger
• 1933: The page from the Dalmassehotel
• 1933: A song goes around the world
• 1934: visit in the evening
• 1934: The Lord of the World
• 1934: Love and the first railroad
• 1934: Petersburg nights
• 1934: Punks comes from America
• 1935: Mazurka
• 1935: Attack on Schweda
• 1935: The young count
• 1936: It's about my life
• 1936: Standschütze Bruggler
• 1936: The hour of temptation
• 1937: Togger
• 1937: How the hare goes
• 1937: My son, the Minister
• 1937: Seven slaps in the face
• 1938: By a thread
• 1938: The day after the divorce
• 1938: On a secret mission
• 1939: man for man
• 1939: Escape into the dark
• 1939: At the last minute
• 1940: the last lap
• 1940: Clothes make the man
• 1940: The girl from Fanö
• 1943: Buchholz family
• 1944: Long live love
• 1955: The ambassador's wife (only production manager)
• 1955: The pastor of Kirchfeld (only recording manager)
• 1961: Snow White and Rose Red (only production manager)
• 1962: Rumpelstiltskin (recording manager only)
• 1962: König Drosselbart (recording manager only)
• 1968: The party photographer (also prop)

Web links

• Illo Gutschwager in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Illo Gutschwager at filmportal.de

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. 565.