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Martin Held (right) in the thriller Spy for Germany (1956), movie poster by Helmuth Ellgaard

Martin Held (born November 11, 1908 in Berlin ; † January 31, 1992 there ; born Martin Erich Fritz Held ) was a German theater and film actor .

Life

The son of foreman Albert Max Julius Held and his wife Emma, ​​née Reimann, first completed an apprenticeship as a precision mechanic at Siemens. In 1929 he was accepted at the University of Music and Performing Arts , where he was trained as an actor until 1931.

Held made his debut in 1931 in a graduating performance of Before Sunset . In 1931/32 he played at the State Theater for East and West Prussia in Königsberg and Tilsit , 1933/34 at the Albert Theater in Dresden, 1934/35 at the Elbing City Theater , from 1935 to 1937 at the Bremerhaven City Theater and from 1937 to 1941 at the Darmstadt State Theater . From 1941 to 1951 he was part of the ensemble of the Frankfurt Municipal Theaters .

In Frankfurt in 1947, Held played General Harras in the German premiere of Carl Zuckmayer's Des Teufels General . In 1951 Boleslaw Barlog appointed him to the Staatliche Schauspielbühnen Berlin , where Held was a member of the ensemble until his death. There he played with stage actors such as Bernhard Minetti , Carl Raddatz , Wilhelm Borchert and Horst Bollmann and under directors such as Fritz Kortner and Hans Lietzau .

In Samuel Beckett's staging of the German-language premiere of his play The Last Volume , Held played the leading role. Because of his diabetes , Held, who also worked as a radio play speaker, had to retire from the theater in 1985, but afterwards still occasionally appeared with poetry readings .

His manner of depiction, which tends towards irony, his versatile facial expressions and his unmistakable voice were also used in film and television from 1951 onwards. In Canaris he played Reinhard Heydrich, the opponent of the title hero. In Der Hauptmann von Köpenick he was the imperious, but extremely submissive Mayor Obermüller towards the wrong captain. Other roles were the historically charged public prosecutor Dr. Schramm in roses for the public prosecutor as well as the rogue higher regional judge a. D. Zänker in The Gentlemen in the White Waistcoat .

As a voice actor he lent a. a. Pedro Armendáriz ( Diane - Courtesan of France ), EG Marshall ( The Caine was her destiny ), Edmond O'Brien ( reluctant sex man ) and Roland Young ( The Last Weekend ) his voice.

Private

Held was married to the actress Lilo Dietrich in his first marriage. Their son Thomas (* 1943) committed suicide in 1961. In 1967 Held married the actress Lore Hartling . From this marriage the sons Albert (* 1964) and Maximilian (* 1967) emerged. Albert Held is now working at the Volkstheater Vienna , Maximilian Held is also an actor.

Martin Held rests, with his wife Lore and his son Thomas, in the forest cemetery in Zehlendorf in Dept. XIII-W-525, since November 2010 it has been an honorary grave of the State of Berlin .

His written estate is in the archive of the Academy of Arts in Berlin.

Filmography

cinemamovies

watch TV

  • 1955: The beaver fur
  • 1955: The fathers' school
  • 1957: a better gentleman
  • 1958: A glass of water
  • 1962: The waltz of the toreros
  • 1963: final spurt
  • 1964: late summer
  • 1965: Michael Kramer
  • 1965: The pants
  • 1966: ghosts
  • 1967: the mission
  • 1969: The storm
  • 1969: Rumpelstilz
  • 1969: Spy under the hood
  • 1969: The last tape
  • 1971: Yvonne, Princess of Burgundy
  • 1972: The Commissioner : The Dead in the Park
  • 1972: Flint
  • 1972: Happy Easter
  • 1973: One long day's journey into the night
  • 1974: under one roof
  • 1974: strychnine and acidic drops
  • 1977: Heinrich Zille
  • 1978: no man's land
  • 1978: Our little world
  • 1978: The big carp Ferdinand and other Christmas stories
  • 1980: Rabbit in a hat and other stories with Martin Held
  • 1981: The old man : the gardener
  • 1983: The robbery of the Sabine women
  • 1986: What had to be proven
  • 1987: Derrick : Goos Murder Case

Radio plays

  • 1946: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe : Clavigo - Director: Rudolf Rieth ( Radio Frankfurt ) - First broadcast: 25 Aug 1946
  • 1947: Morton Wishengrad : The Talmud - Director: Theodor Steiner (Radio Frankfurt) - First broadcast: Nov. 21, 1947
  • 1948: Jo Hanns Rösler : Philine - Director:? (Radio Frankfurt) - First broadcast: June 4, 19480
  • 1949: August Strindberg : Ein Traumspiel - Director:? (Radio Frankfurt) - First broadcast: Jan. 21, 1949
  • 1949: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe: The Plundersweiler Annual Market Festival - Director: Rudolf Rieth ( HR ) - First broadcast: Feb. 25, 1949
  • 1949: Oscar Wilde : The Woman Without Meaning - Director: Theodor Steiner (HR) - First broadcast: Nov. 11, 1949
  • 1949: Hugo von Hofmannsthal : The Salzburg Great World Theater - Director: Theodor Steiner; Hans Kettler (HR) - First broadcast: Nov. 20, 1949
  • 1949: Alexander Lernet-Holenia : Die Frau des Potiphar - Director: Theodor Steiner (HR) - First broadcast: Nov. 25, 1949
  • 1949: Walter Erich Schäfer : The Conspiracy - Director: Karlheinz Schilling (HR) - First broadcast: December 16, 1949
  • 1949: Dorothy L. Sayers : Kings in Judea - Director: Fränze Roloff (HR) - First broadcast: Dec. 24, 1949
  • 1950: Dorothy L. Sayers: King of Pain - Director: Fränze Roloff (HR) - First broadcast: April 7, 19500
  • 1950: Gerhart Hauptmann : And Pippa dances - Director: Irene Kürschner (HR) - First broadcast: May 26, 1950
  • 1950: Burkhard Nadolny : The Destroyed Voice - Director: Fränze Roloff (HR) - First broadcast: July 7, 19500
  • 1950: Günter Eich : Do not go to El Kuwehd or The Double Death of the Merchant Mohallab - Director: Fränze Roloff (HR) - First broadcast: Sep 29. 1950
  • 1950: Alfred Andersch : Biologie und Tennis - Director: Karlheinz Schilling (HR) - First broadcast: October 23, 1950
  • 1950: Hans Hömberg : Cherries for Rome - Director: Theodor Steiner (HR) - First broadcast: April 9, 19510
  • 1950: Georg Büchner : Leonce and Lena - Director: Karlheinz Schilling (HR) - First broadcast: Feb. 5, 19520
  • 1951: Rudyard Kipling : Jungle Book - Director:? ( SWF ) - First broadcast:?
  • 1951: Ina Seidel : Die Fürstin rides - Director: Fränze Roloff (HR) - First broadcast: Jan. 8, 19510
  • 1951: Friedrich Schreyvogel : Titania - Director: Ludwig Cremer ( NWDR ) - First broadcast: May 11, 1951
  • 1951: Walther Franke-Ruta : The Unknown from Collegno - Director: Eduard Hermann (NWDR) - First broadcast: 2nd Aug. 19510
  • 1951: Antoine de Saint-Exupéry : The Little Prince - Director: Rudolf Rieth (HR) - First broadcast: Aug. 27, 1951
  • 1951: Werner Brink : It comes to light - Director: Werner Oehlschläger ( RIAS Berlin ) - First broadcast: Oct. 29, 1951
  • 1952: Tennessee Williams : The Glass Menagerie - Director: Fränze Roloff (HR) - First broadcast: Jan 14, 1952
  • 1952: Gerd Bergmann : Young man sublet - Director: Hans Bernd Müller (NWDR) - First broadcast: June 9, 19520
  • 1952: Robert Cedric Sherriff : At home at seven o'clock - Director: Hanns Korngiebel (RIAS Berlin) - First broadcast: June 18, 1952
  • 1952: Hans Novak ; Georg Zivier : The game goes on - Director: Curt Goetz-Pflug (NWDR) - First broadcast: 7 Aug 19520
  • 1952: Alexander Lernet-Holenia: Spanish Comedy - Director: Heinz von Cramer (RIAS Berlin) - First broadcast: 10 Sep. 1952
  • 1952: Nikolaus Spanuth : The Wise Men from the Orient - Director: Curt Goetz-Pflug (NWDR) - First broadcast: January 6, 19530
  • 1953: Frank Harvey : Im 'Prince of Wales' - Director: Rolf Purucker (RIAS Berlin) - First broadcast: Jan. 14, 1953
  • 1951: Hans Hömberg : The Horse of the Happy Lark - Director: Peter Thomas (RIAS Berlin) - First broadcast: May 13, 1953
  • 1953: Gerd Bergmann: Because, friends, what is fame? - Director: Curt Goetz-Pflug (NWDR) - First broadcast: May 28, 1953
  • 1953: Johannes Allen : Adam smiles - Director: Peter Thomas (HR) - First broadcast: June 22, 1953
  • 1953: Johannes Hendrich : Die Schnur am Jampelmann - Director: Harald Philipp (RIAS Berlin) - First broadcast: Jan. 4, 19540
  • 1954: John Bradley: The Head in the Loop - Director: Rolf Purucker (RIAS Berlin) - First broadcast: Feb. 24, 1954
  • 1954: Heinz Oskar Wuttig : Oranges and Mint - Director: Curt Goetz-Pflug (NWDR) - First broadcast: May 6, 19540
  • 1954: Richard Hey : Moonk, the mutineer - Director: Hans Bernd Müller (NWDR) - First broadcast: June 28, 1954
  • 1954: Simon Glas : Partisanen - Director: Walter Knaus ( SDR ) - First broadcast: July 30, 1954
  • 1954: Kurt Kusenberg : Drachenkind - Your father is crazy - Director: Wolfgang Spier (RIAS Berlin) - First broadcast: October 4th, 19540
  • 1954: Alfred Happ : Ein Band Molière - Director: Wolfgang Spier (RIAS Berlin) - First broadcast: Nov. 8, 19540
  • 1954: William Shakespeare : Timon von Athen - Director: Ludwig Berger ( SFB ) - First broadcast: Nov. 18, 1954
  • 1955: Werner Barzel : The man who stayed outside - Director: Curt Goetz-Pflug (SFB) - First broadcast: Feb. 24, 1955
  • 1955: Hugo von Hofmannsthal: Jedermann - Director: Hans Bernd Müller (SFB) - First broadcast: April 3, 19550
  • 1955: Friedrich von Schiller : Demetrius - Director: Ludwig Berger (SFB) - First broadcast: May 26, 1955
  • 1955: Jean Anouilh : Cecile or The School of the Fathers - Director: Leopold Lindtberg ; Lothar Schluck ; Friedrich Luft (RIAS Berlin) - First broadcast: 23 Sep. 1955
  • 1955: Anonymus : Das Benediktbeurer Christmas Game - Director: Hans Bernd Müller (SFB) - First broadcast: December 23, 1955
  • 1957: Walter Hasenclever : A Better Man (theater recording) - Director: Hans Lietzau (RIAS Berlin) - First broadcast:   1957
  • 1957: Johannes Hendrich : Under a false flag - Director: Hans Lietzau (SFB) - First broadcast: Jan 25, 1957
  • 1957: Otto Zarek : Albert Ballin - Director: Erich Köhler (SFB) - First broadcast: May 29, 1957
  • 1957: John Boynton Priestley : And that on Monday morning - Director: Karl Metzner (RIAS Berlin) - First broadcast: Aug. 28, 1957
  • 1957: Alfred Neumann : Die Goldquelle - Director: Heinz-Günter Stamm ( BR ) - First broadcast: 25 Sep. 1957
  • 1957: Jean Anouilh: Der Walzer des Toreros (theater recording) - Director: Paul Hoffmann (RIAS Berlin) - First broadcast: October 9, 19570
  • 1957: Horst von der Heyde : Reichsfreiherr vom Stein - Director: Hans Drechsel (SFB) - First broadcast: Oct. 24, 1957
  • 1957: Alfred Andersch: Driver escape - Director: Marcel Wall (SWF / RB ) - First broadcast: Nov. 19, 1957
  • 1957: George Bernard Shaw : Ländliche Werbung - Director: Hanns Korngiebel (RIAS Berlin) - First broadcast: Jan. 8, 19580
  • 1958: Arch Oboler : Encounter with yourself (1st part: Encounter in Africa ) - Director: Kurt Reiss ( NDR ) - First broadcast: 2. Mar. 19580
  • 1958: Jean Giraudoux : Judith - Director: Ludwig Cremer (NDR) - First broadcast: Oct. 5, 19580
  • 1958: Walter Erich Schäfer : The Ascension of the Physicist MN - Director: Hanns Korngiebel (RIAS Berlin) - First broadcast: Nov. 5, 1958 (SDR)0
  • 1958: Sándor Márai : The interrogation - Director: Fritz Schröder-Jahn (NDR) - First broadcast: Feb. 6, 19590
  • 1959: Curt Goetz : Lohengrin - Director: Tom Toelle (SFB) - First broadcast: 3. Mar. 19590
  • 1959: Jean Giraudoux: Die Irre von Chaillot (excerpt) - Director: Willy Schmidt (SFB / Schillertheater Berlin ) - First broadcast: May 31, 1959
  • 1959: Johannes Hendrich: The case of Dr. Sorge - Director: Rolf von Goth (SFB) - First broadcast: Oct. 18, 1959
  • 1960: Mischa Mleinek : Herzog zu Rent - Director: Tom Toelle (SFB) - First broadcast: Feb. 2, 19600
  • 1960: Umberto Morucchio : The most beautiful day - Director: Rolf Purucker (RIAS Berlin) - First broadcast: March 9th. 19600
  • 1960: Jean Anouilh: General Quixotte - Director: Rudolf Steinboeck (SFB / RB) - First broadcast: April 5, 19600
  • 1960: Wolfgang Neuss ; Herbert Kundler : The man with the kettledrum in "Wir Kellerkinder" - Director: Wolfgang Spier (RIAS Berlin / NDR) - First broadcast: April 16, 1960
  • 1960: Georg Zivier: Berlin and the Romansh. From the creative Bohème - Director: Hanns Korngiebel (RIAS Berlin) - First broadcast: 28 Sep. 1960
  • 1960: Marie Luise Kaschnitz : The Journey of Mr. Admet - Director: Fränze Roloff (HR) - First broadcast: October 17, 1960
  • 1960: Henry Reed : Among Geniuses and Fine People (2nd episode: The private life of Hilda Tablet ) - Director: Joachim Hoene (SWF / NDR) - First broadcast: Nov. 22, 1960
  • 1960: Henry Reed: Among geniuses and fine people (3rd episode: Without blinking an eye ... ) - Director: Joachim Hoene (SWF / NDR) - First broadcast: Dec. 27, 1960
  • 1960: Henry Reed: Among Geniuses and Fine People (4th episode: Holde cradle of our world ) - Director: Joachim Hoene (SWF / NDR) - First broadcast: Jan. 24, 1961
  • 1960: Hellmut von Cube : Tomorrow you are king - Director: Heinz-Günter Stamm (BR) - First broadcast: April 4, 19610
  • 1962: Georg Zivier: Dem deutscher Volke - Der Reichstag - Director: Hermann Schindler (RIAS Berlin) - First broadcast: 7. Mar. 19620
  • 1962: Max Frisch : Andorra (Unchanged theater full recording) - Director: Fritz Kortner (SFB / Schillertheater Berlin) - First broadcast: 23 Mar. 1962
  • 1963: Jacques Audiberti : Jacques Herz - Director: Heinz von Cramer (SWF / BR) - First broadcast: Apr. 27, 1963
  • 1964: Yvan Noé ; Pierette Caillol : Das Verbrechen - Director: Heinz-Günter Stamm (BR) - First broadcast: May 14, 1964
  • 1964: Hans Kasper : The Horse of the Greeks - Director: Hans Bernd Müller (SFB / BR / HR / RB) - First broadcast: 4th Sep. 19640
  • 1964: James Matthew Barrie : Das Testament - Director: Hans Bernd Müller (SFB) - First broadcast: Oct. 25, 1964
  • 1965: Rolf Schroers : Der Fall Trinkhelm - Director: Fränze Roloff (HR / WDR / RB) - First broadcast: Feb. 12, 1965
  • 1966: Carl Erik Martin Soya : Wir Dichter - Director: Ulrich Lauterbach (RIAS Berlin) - First broadcast: Sep 28. 1966
  • 1966: William Hanley : Come on, whisper in my good ear - Director: Wolfgang Spier (RIAS Berlin) - First broadcast: Jan. 7, 19670
  • 1968: Peter Albrechtsen : Der Pfingstausflug - Director: Hanns Korngiebel (RIAS Berlin / BR) - First broadcast: June 24, 1968
  • 1968: Barry Bermange : Katzenjammer - Director: Ulrich Gerhardt (RIAS Berlin) - First broadcast: Nov. 11, 1968
  • 1968: Wilhelm Meyer: Unfallflucht - Director: Rudolf Noelte (RB / HR) - First broadcast: Jan. 31, 1969
  • 1969: Dieter Kühn : U-Boot-Spiel - Director: Friedhelm Ortmann (WDR / SR / HR) - First broadcast: Feb. 12, 1969
  • 1969: Charles Dickens : Die Pickwickier (1st part) - Director: Ulrich Lauterbach (HR / WDR) - First broadcast: 1st Sep. 19690
  • 1969: Charles Dickens: Die Pickwickier (2nd part) - Director: Ulrich Lauterbach (HR / WDR) - First broadcast: 8 Sep. 19690
  • 1969: Charles Dickens: Die Pickwickier (3rd part) - Director: Ulrich Lauterbach (HR / WDR) - First broadcast: 15 Sep. 1969
  • 1969: Charles Dickens: Die Pickwickier (4th part) - Director: Ulrich Lauterbach (HR / WDR) - First broadcast: 22 Sep. 1969
  • 1969: Charles Dickens: Die Pickwickier (5th part) - Director: Ulrich Lauterbach (HR / WDR) - First broadcast: 29 Sep. 1969
  • 1969: Charles Dickens: Die Pickwickier (Part 6) - Director: Ulrich Lauterbach (HR / WDR) - First broadcast: October 6, 19690
  • 1969: Dieter Kühn: Soma-Säma - Director: Friedhelm Ortmann (WDR) - First broadcast: Nov. 15, 1969
  • 1970: Rolf Schneider : Visiting the sick - Director: Friedhelm Ortmann (WDR / BR / HR) - First broadcast: May 19, 1970
  • 1970: Theodor Weißenborn : Certificate of humanistic maturity - Director: Friedhelm Ortmann (WDR) - First broadcast: Feb. 13, 1971
  • 1973: Rudolf Bayr : About the Use of Winter Mountains - Director: Rolf von Goth (SFB) - First broadcast: 3. Mar. 19730
  • 1973: Miklos Gyarfas : Angst und Bang - Director: Friedhelm Ortmann (WDR) - First broadcast: July 25, 1973
  • 1973: Rodney David Wingfield : Vulture - Director: Otto Düben (SDR) - First broadcast: October 1, 19730
  • 1973: John McGrath : Angel of the morning - Director: Rolf von Goth (SFB) - First broadcast: Nov. 3, 19730
  • 1973: Stanisław Lem : The Lymphatersche Formula - Director: Friedhelm Ortmann (WDR) - First broadcast: Jan. 29, 1974
  • 1974: James Cameron: The Pump - Director: Otto Kurth (BR / SFB / WDR) - First broadcast: April 1, 19740
  • 1974: Hubert Monteilhet : Young Widow Without Wealth - Director: Rolf von Goth (SFB) - First broadcast: Aug. 17, 1974
  • 1974: Peter Rühmkorf : Im Sperrmüll - Director: Friedhelm Ortmann (WDR) - First broadcast: December 3, 19740
  • 1974: Theodor Fontane : Effi Briest (1st part) - Director: Rudolf Noelte (SFB / BR / HR) - First broadcast: Dec. 14, 1974
  • 1974: Theodor Fontane: Effi Briest (2nd part) - Director: Rudolf Noelte (SFB / BR / HR) - First broadcast: Dec. 15, 1974
  • 1974: Theodor Fontane: Effi Briest (3rd part) - Director: Rudolf Noelte (SFB / BR / HR) - First broadcast: December 17, 1974
  • 1974: Franz Hiesel : The delicious consequences of an unsuccessful siege - Director: Hans Bernd Müller (SFB / WDR / HR) - First broadcast: January 4th, 19750
  • 1976: Erich Kästner : The little man and the little miss - Director: Petra Schmidt-Decker - (P) 1976, Phonogram GmbH, vinyl LP
  • 1978: Erich Kästner: When I was a little boy - Director: Michael Weckler - (P) 1978, Phonogram GmbH, vinyl LP
  • 1983: Ernst Toller : Oops, we live - Director: Willi Schmidt (SFB) - First broadcast: Nov. 16, 1983
  • 1983: Thomas Rübenacker : Transfiguration and Death - Director: Heinz Dieter Köhler (WDR) - First broadcast: Jan. 15, 1984
  • 1984: Robert Pinget : Dead Mortin not dead - Director: Walter Adler (SDR) - First broadcast: Oct. 25, 1984
  • 1988: Iacovos Kambanellis : The Four Legs of the Table - Director: Friedhelm Ortmann (WDR) - First broadcast: Nov. 16, 1988

Awards

Web links

Commons : Martin Held  - Collection of Images

Individual evidence

  1. knerger.de: The grave of Martin Held
  2. Martin-Held-Archiv Inventory overview on the website of the Academy of the Arts in Berlin.