Konrad Wagner (actor)

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Konrad Wagner (r.) 1945 as "Faust", together with OE Hasse as "Mephisto" in a scene by Urfaust . Photo by Abraham Pisarek .

Konrad Wagner (born October 21, 1902 in Cologne , † September 7, 1974 in Berlin ) was a German theater and film actor , director and voice actor .

Live and act

Konrad Wagner, who, like his brother, was born in Cologne, received his training from Saladin Schmitt in Bochum , played from 1935 to 1941 at the Schauspielhaus Hamburg and from 1941 in Berlin , mainly in Hebbel , Schiller (including 1953 in Rudolf Noelte's production from Camus' state of siege ) and Renaissance theater . He appeared in many films ( July 20 , A girl from Flanders , The iron Gustav ).

He was most productive as a television game director ( Das Heilige Experiment , 1956; Die Respektvolle Dirne , 1957; Aus den Sicherheit , 1961) and of course in dubbing, where he was responsible for the German versions of over 100 films (including Carmen Jones , Das darn 7th year , Borsalino ).

His voice with a very characteristic shade - mostly more good-natured than harsh, more wavering than determined, more vulnerable than hardy - served u. a. Fredric March as a fundamentalist preacher in Who Sows the Wind ("If God wants a sponge to think, then a sponge thinks!") And in On a Day Like Any Other (1955, the last film with Humphrey Bogart ), Keenan Wynn ( Dr. Strange or How I Learned to Love the Bomb , Point Blank ), Bernard Lee (as M in the James Bond films Goldfinger , Fireball , On Her Majesty's Secret Service , Diamond Fever ), Edward G. Robinson in ... year 2022 ... who want to survive , 1973; Walter Huston in The Treasure of the Sierra Madre , Ernest Borgnine in The Dirty Dozen , Ray Milland in Love Story and Sidney Blackmer in Rosemary's Baby .

He was the brother of the actor Paul Wilhelm Hubert Wagner , who was three years his senior .

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