Joachim Wichmann

Joachim Wichmann (born December 8, 1917 in Berlin ; † May 22, 2002 in Dießen am Ammersee ) was a German actor , director , author , voice actor and audio book reader .

Career

Joachim Wichmann was an actor, director, screenwriter and playwright. After completing his acting training, he received engagements in Halberstadt, Hildesheim, Basel, Zurich, Munich and Göttingen, where some of his plays were premiered at the Deutsches Theater .

He played in various television series, including the ARD early evening series Inspektion Lauenstadt with 13 episodes. Wichmann became known to a wide audience through his participation in the amusing and comedic ARD early evening series Büro, Büro . The series tells the (mostly chaotic) work flow in the fictional sporting goods company Lurzer KG. Wichmann played here the head of personnel and managing director Herbert Brokstedt , who always tries to correctly manage the work flow in the company. "In the figure of Dr. Brokstedt was a beautiful monument to the type of the devious but cowardly boss, ”wrote the Frankfurter Allgemeine on the occasion of a repetition of the series.

Filmography

• 1959: Nick Knatterton's adventures
• 1964: The Coward and the Dancer (as an author)
• 1964: The Martyrdom of Peter O'Hey
• 1966: the beginning
• 1968: The fifth column - one million on a numbered account
• 1972: A dead man stops at 8:10 a.m.
• 1973: Okay SIR - old bills
• 1974: Derrick Foundation Festival
• 1974: The Powenz Gang
• 1975: Tatort - The accounting
• 1976: The midwife
• 1976: Lauenstadt inspection (13 episodes)
• 1977: Derrick debt collection
• 1978: Manure and Levkojen
• 1978: black and white like days and nights
• 1979: The Old One - The Abyss
• 1979: Parole Chicago
• 1979: Derrick - Lena
• 1979: The old man - a big family: Willy Pelz
• 1980: Attention, customs!
• 1980: Nowhere is Poenichen - TV series
• 1981: A case for two - fox hunting
• 1981–1982, 1988, 1992: office, office
• 1982: Derrick - A trap for Derrick
• 1983: The Sniffer
• 1983: Build, Show, Whom
• 1983–1984: Our man from the South Pole
• 1986: Tatort - One saw the murderer
• 1986: duel
• 1986: Derrick - An ice cold dog
• 1986: Police Inspection 1 - Moral Obligation
• 1987: Tatort - Pension Tosca or The Stars Don't Lie
• 1988: Jakob and Adele - spa experiences
• 1988-1989: SOKO 5113
• 1989: A Home for Animals (TV series, episode)
• 1991: Forsthaus Falkenau - maneuvers

Work on scripts

• 1960/61: My husband, the economic miracle
• 1964: The Coward and the Dancer (TV Movie)

Audio books and radio plays

• 1974: Theo Lingen : Kidnapping - Director: Heinz Günter Stamm (radio play - BR )
• Fix and Foxi
• Momo
• Sinbad the Navigator
• Paddington Bear
• Little Aquarius
• The last of the Mohicans
• The small muck
• The Wildslayer (1968)
• Captain Grant's children
• Adventure of the strong Vanya
• Sherlock Holmes , EUROPE Radio Play (1983)
• Paradise to rent again
• The last detective (computer voice from Sam, episodes 1-4)

Furthermore, Wichmann can be heard in numerous crime radio plays.

Plays

• When the road ends , 1955
• No Time for Saints , 1958
• A small dream factory, musical comedy , (music: Konrad Elfers ) 1959
• The Coward and the Dancer , Comedy, 1962
• Signal of the cherry blossom , 1963
• The legend of Meyer III. A piece without time , 1965
• Pure coincidence, Krimalstück , 1982

literature

• Michael Reufsteck, Stefan Niggemeier: The television dictionary: everything over 7000 programs from Ally McBeal to the ZDF hit parade , Goldmann Verlag 2005, ISBN 3-442-30124-6 .
• Otto F. Riewoldt: From Zuckmayer to Kroetz: The Reception of West German Theater Plays by Criticism and Science in the GDR , 1978, p. 109 (about "No Time for Saints")

Web links

• Joachim Wichmann in the Internet Movie Database (English)