Joe Stöckel

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Joe Stöckel (actually Josef Stöckel , born September 27, 1894 in Munich , † June 14, 1959 ibid) was a German screenwriter , director and popular actor . Above all, Stöckel embodied the “Munich Original” in numerous comic plays and films.

Life

Grave site of Joe Stöckel

Josef Stöckel, son of a Munich architect, attended the state drama school at the age of 16 - although his father wanted him to learn a “decent profession” first. After spending some time at the Munich court theater, he had his first engagements in Bayreuth and Landshut . Then he switched to the comic subject and appeared as an operetta comedian in the Gärtnerplatz Theater .

Stöckel founded his own film company as early as the 1920s, in which he produced the then internationally known series Joe Marco, the man of strength . He himself played the main role as Joe, who had to pass the most sensational adventures. To do this, Stöckel transformed Munich's Isar floodplain into a Wild West backdrop and Americanized his first name Josef . From now on his name was Joe - a first name that didn't fit so well with his Bavarian roles afterwards.

Along with Karl Valentin , Weiß Ferdl , Josef Eichheim and Beppo Brem, he is one of the pioneers of Munich film.

Joe Stöckel's main merit, however, was to have brought the Bavarian comedy to film. He adapted stage classics such as The Three Village Saints , The Sinful Village , The Sanctimonious Florian and The Sold Grandfather as a screenwriter or director for the film. He was probably also the first to use the contrast between Bavaria and other German ethnic groups, especially the “Prussians”, for comedy.

Joe Stöckel reached the high point of his career after the Second World War , in total he worked on around 170 films, 30 of which he directed himself.

He was buried in the Ostfriedhof in Munich, where the honorary grave with the number 77-3-9 was previously abandoned and renewed on the initiative of Erich Scheibmayr in conjunction with the Munich Funeral Association.

Filmography

  • 1920: The Cowboy Billionaire (also director)
  • 1920: The vultures of the gold mines
  • 1920: The Skeleton Rider of Colorado (also director)
  • 1920: The Mexican's Revenge (also director)
  • 1920: The White Chief's Journey to Death (also director)
  • 1921: Paragraph 27, divorced for cruelty
  • 1922: The Lady in Gray
  • 1922: Marcco knows no fear (also director)
  • 1922: Marco's difficult victory (also director)
  • 1922: Marcco, the wrestler of the Mikado
  • 1922: Marcco, the death row inmate
  • 1924: The Scream in the Desert (also director)
  • 1924: The guilt
  • 1924: Marcco among jugglers and beasts
  • 1925: Marco's first love (also director)
  • 1925: The Beast of San Silos (Director)
  • 1925: Marcco, the conqueror of death
  • 1926: Marco’s greatest bet
  • 1926: The villa in the Tiergarten
  • 1927: murderous money
  • 1932: The Schützenkönig (also screenplay)
  • 1933: SA Mann Brand (also screenplay)
  • 1933: master detective (also screenplay)
  • 1933: A kiss on a summer night
  • 1933: Midsummer Night
  • 1933: The blonde Christl
  • 1934: With you through thick and thin (also script)
  • 1934: With the blonde Kathrein (also screenplay)
  • 1934: I will marry my wife (screenplay)
  • 1934: Between heaven and earth
  • 1934: Warning! Who knows this woman? (Script)
  • 1935: The fight with the dragon
  • 1935: A whole guy
  • 1936: A passionate doctor
  • 1936: morality
  • 1936: Danube melodies
  • 1936: You are my luck
  • 1936: IA in Upper Bavaria
  • 1936: There were two bachelors
  • 1936: You cannot be faithful
  • 1936: The unsuspecting angel
  • 1936: Servants ask
  • 1937: Play on the threshing floor
  • 1937: The stage hare (director)
  • 1937: When You Have a Mother-in-Law (Director)
  • 1937: Love doesn't go that far
  • 1938: Musketeer Meier III (director)
  • 1938: The antenna wire / In the transmitter room (also direction)
  • 1938: Stronger Than Love (director)
  • 1938: Peter plays with fire (director)
  • 1939: The Poor Millionaire (screenplay and direction)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. knerger.de: The grave of Joe Stöckel ( Memento from June 17, 2008 in the Internet Archive )