Jutta Hering

Jutta Hering , bourgeois Jutta Kaffer (born April 18, 1924 in Berlin ; † January 2012 in Munich ) was a German film editor .

After graduating from high school, she sought access to the film industry in early 1943. She initially worked on the gluing press for the film Circus Renz and a little later, in Munich and Prague , became assistant to the editor Gertrud Hinz , most recently in the winter of 1944/45 on the unfinished Paul Martin film The Strange Miss Sylvia . Detained in Bad Ischl by the Americans for almost a year and a half in 1945, Jutta Hering was able to leave Austria again in 1946 and lived in Timmendorfer Strand (Schleswig-Holstein Baltic Sea coast) until 1949 , where she earned her living as a ship escort, among other things. In 1949 she went to Munich and was again an assistant editor at Bavaria Film .

Since 1953 she worked as an independent film editor. At first she mainly edited film comedies as well as travel and hit films with Caterina Valente . In the 1960s she became the preferred editor of the Edgar Wallace films and Karl May films . In the 1970s she worked, among other things, on the film adaptations of the novels by Johannes Mario Simmel . Most recently she edited the first three cinema comedies by Otto Waalkes . When she was supposed to edit Waalkes' fourth feature film in 1992, she fell ill and withdrew into private life after her recovery. Jutta Kaffer lived in Grünwald near Munich and died at the beginning of 2012.

Filmography

1953: The divorced woman 1954: The sinful village 1955: The husband of two 1955: The front rooster 1955: Bonjour Kathrin 1956: you are music 1956: My aunt - your aunt 1957: The simple girl 1957: love, jazz and high spirits 1957: ... and in the evening at Scala 1958: Münchhausen in Africa 1958: Woe if you let go 1958: Ooh ... this vacation 1958: Back from space 1959: Here I am - here I stay 1959: La Paloma 1959: From the diary of a gynecologist 1959: You are wonderful 1959: Old Heidelberg 1960: mistress of the world 1960: Marina 1960: O sole mio 1961: Adieu, farewell, goodbye 1961: Ramona 1961: The ferris wheel 1962: Axel Munthe - The doctor from San Michele 1964: Room 13 1964: The crypt with the riddle lock 1964: The Witcher 1964: Freddy, animals, sensations 1965: News from the witcher

1965: Winnetou 3rd part 1965: The creepy monk 1966: Long legs - long fingers 1966: Winnetou and the half-breed Apanatschi 1966: Winnetou and his friend Old Firehand 1967: The blue hand 1967: The monk with the whip 1967: The Dog from Blackwood Castle 1968: Under the spell of the uncanny 1968: The Soho Gorilla 1968: To hell with the penne 1968: Van de Velde - The perfect marriage 1968: The man with the glass eye 1969: class wedges 1969: Van de Velde - Life for two 1969: The face in the dark 1969: Dr. med. Fabian - laughter is the best medicine 1970: How did such a lovely girl get into this trade? 1970: Perrak 1971: And Jimmy went to the Rainbow 1971: love is just a word 1972: And the rain blurs every trace 1976: Everyone dies for himself alone 1976: The snake egg 1979: Count Dracula (now biting) in Upper Bavaria 1981: A cactus is not a lolly 1982: Marianne and Sophie 1985: Otto - The Film 1987: Otto - The New Film 1989: Otto - The Extra-Frisian

literature

• Kay Less : The film's great personal dictionary . The actors, directors, cameramen, producers, composers, screenwriters, film architects, outfitters, costume designers, editors, sound engineers, make-up artists and special effects designers of the 20th century. Volume 3: F - H. Barry Fitzgerald - Ernst Hofbauer. Schwarzkopf & Schwarzkopf, Berlin 2001, ISBN 3-89602-340-3 , p. 642.

Web links

• Jutta Hering in the Internet Movie Database (English)

Individual evidence

1. ^ Cemetery administration: Burials, City of Munich. In: VRSMEDIA Mourning Portal. VRSMEDIA Mourning Portal, 2012, accessed January 1, 2020 .