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Inge Landgut (born November 23, 1922 in Berlin ; † May 29, 1986 there ) was a German actress and voice actress .

Life

Inge estate at the age of about 8 years. Photographer: Siegmund Labisch

The daughter of the driver Wilhelm Landgut and his wife Gertrud was already in front of the camera at the age of three and acted as a child actress in almost 30 silent films and early sound films. Are worth mentioning is their appearances as Pony hat in the first film version of Emil and the Detectives by Erich Kastner , and as a victim of child murderer in Fritz Lang's M .

After graduating from high school, she graduated from the drama school of the Deutsches Theater Berlin and received acting lessons from Agnes Windeck . Theater engagements in Eisenach (1939–1941), Karlsruhe (1941–1944) and Berlin followed. In later years she played mainly in television series and multi-part series such as Tadellöser & Wolff based on Walter Kempowski and the sequel A Chapter for Himself .

While her appearances in film and television productions have been rarer since the 1950s , she worked extensively in dubbing from 1951. She lent her voice to well-known colleagues such as Olivia de Havilland ( Lost in the Bermuda Triangle ), Barbara Bel Geddes (in the series Dallas ; Edith Schneider took over this role after Landgut's death ), Angie Dickinson ( With Madame Coco ), Sophia Loren ( Das Gold of Naples ), "Miss Moneypenny" Lois Maxwell (in Diamond Fever and On Her Majesty's Secret Service ), Esther Williams ( Storm Over Eden ), Shelley Winters ( The Greatest Story of All Time or in her Oscar- nominated role in Poseidon's Descent into Hell ) or as the first spokeswoman for Wilma in the cartoon series Flintstones .

She also lent her voice to characters in Walt Disney's cartoons , including the German versions of Dumbo , Susi und Trolch and 101 Dalmatians . She also dubbed Hermione Baddeley in Mary Poppins .

Inge Landgut was married to fellow actor and director Werner Oehlschläger (1904–1980).

Filmography

Synchronous rollers (selection)

actress Film / series role
Betty Garde The Thieves of Marshan (Synchro 1980) Mirza
Coral Browne Xanadu Female Heavenly
Lady Angela Lansbury When America Came To Olympics (TV Series) Alice Garrett
Dorothy Malone The hand on the Colt (Synchro 1960) Jeannie Bristow
Painter and girl Abigail Parker
Escaped death Helen Gaxton
Quantez, the dead city Chaney
Duel in the clouds LaVerne Shumann
El Perdido Belle
November plan Dawn Archer
Rendezvous with death Mrs. Skinner
Elsa Lanchester Every woman needs an angel ( ZDF - Synchro 1974) Matilda
Hermione Baddeley Mary Poppins Housemaid Ellen
Irene Hervey Sadistico - request concert for a dead person Madge
Irene Tedrow Invasion of Vega (TV series) Miss Lapham
Kathleen Freeman The mad professor Millie Lemmon
Three on a couch Murphy
Kristina Hanson Killer dinosaur Betty Piper
Lee Fierro Great White Shark (1st synchro for cinema ) Mrs. Kintner
Lieux Dressler Tilby has the last word Deary
Killer spiders Emma Washburn
Linda Stearns A rabbi in the wild west mother
Lois Maxwell On Her Majesty's Secret Service Miss Moneypenny
Diamond fever
Louise Lasser The killer academy Helene Trend
Mary Clare Young and innocent Erica's aunt
Minna Gombell Dick and Doof - Long Line (2nd Synchro 1967) Mrs. Hardy
Monica Lewis earthquake Barbara
Nancy Kulp Aristocats Frou – Frou, the horse
Naomi Stevens Hotel (TV series) Mrs. Tomasino
Olivia de Havilland Murderous passion Honoria Waynflete
Priscilla Lane Saboteurs (Synchro 1958) Patricia Martin
Rosemary Clooney White Christmas Betty
Rutanya Alda My dear wicked mother Carol Ann
Sara Shane Tarzan's greatest adventure Angie
Shelley Winters Determined to do everything Joy Carroll
The greatest story of all time Nameless ones
Poseidon's journey into hell Belle roses
Delta Force Edie Kaplan
Susan Engel Inspector Clouseau Carmichael
Terry Nibert The Little Foxes (Synchro 1974) Julia
Virginia Brissac Black Friday Margaret Kingsley
Zasu Pitts A butler in America Prunella Judson

Radio plays

Web links

Commons : Inge Landgut  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ German synchronous files. In: www.synchronkartei.de. Retrieved September 19, 2016 .
  2. ↑ a b ARD audio game database. Retrieved June 20, 2020 .
  3. ^ Pension Spreewitz. Retrieved July 10, 2020 .
  4. ↑ ** "It happened in Berlin" ** series of radio plays (1951 to 1972 with 499 episodes) by Werner Brink (30 minutes each episode). Retrieved August 4, 2020 .
personal data
SURNAME Estate, Inge
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German actress and voice actress
DATE OF BIRTH November 23, 1922
PLACE OF BIRTH Berlin
DATE OF DEATH May 29, 1986
Place of death Berlin