Max Gülstorff
Max Walter Gülstorff (born March 23, 1882 in Tilsit , † February 6, 1947 in Berlin ) was a German actor .
Life
After taking acting lessons from court actor Georg Link, Gülstorff appeared in various theaters from 1900. After he had been on stage in Rudolstadt , he came to the Stadttheater Cottbus in 1908 , where he was engaged until 1911.
In 1911 he moved to the Schiller Theater in Berlin , and in 1915 Max Reinhardt brought him to the German Theater . He also played at the Großer Schauspielhaus , the Komödienhaus and the Volksbühne . He was mostly seen in comical roles. In the summer of 1922 he made a guest appearance at the Neue Wiener Bühne , where he also directed. In June 1924 he was engaged in the Theater in der Josefstadt in Vienna , where he opened with Karl Vollmoeller's Little Uncle has dreamed with the best of reviews and where he also worked as a director , including A Marriage Proposal and The Player . In 1916 he began his film career, which would last for three decades. Gülstorff's appearances were mostly short, he primarily embodied petty philistines of all kinds, especially overly correct officials. In the literary adaptation The Broken Krug (1937) he gave light to Emil Jannings and the mischievous scribe, and in Die Feuerzangenbowle (1944) the high school inspector. He took on one of his greatest film roles in Schwank Raub der Sabinerinnen (1936) as the high school professor Gollwitz, who feared for his reputation.
He was buried in the Lichtenrader Evangelical cemetery in Paplitzer Strasse in Berlin. His grave was kept as an honor grave of the State of Berlin from 1952 to 2014 .
Filmography
- 1916: Lieutenant on command
- 1916: stone among stones
- 1917: The silhouette of the devil
- 1918: Jettchen Gebert's story
- 1918: The Dreimäderlhaus
- 1918: victim after victim
- 1918: Brown rats
- 1919: The trip around the world in 80 days
- 1919: Mazeppa, the folk hero of Ukraine
- 1919: Veritas vincit
- 1919: The Naked
- 1919: The Ark
- 1919: The last people
- 1919: Prince Cuckoo
- 1920: The legend of St. Simplicia
- 1920: President Barrada
- 1920: The executioner of Sankt Marien
- 1920: The King of Paris (2 parts)
- 1920: The house on the moon
- 1921: The Genoa conspiracy
- 1921: Lady Hamilton
- 1922: Lola Montez, the king's dancer
- 1922: The love nest
- 1923: A glass of water
- 1923: The lost shoe
- 1923: A Queen's Love
- 1923: Shadow - A nocturnal hallucination
- 1923: Wilhelm Tell
- 1924: The leap into life
- 1924: The secret agent
- 1926: Fiaker No. 13
- 1926: The armored vault
- 1926: Braid and sword - a great princess
- 1927: Cheer up, Charly!
- 1927: The master of Nuremberg
- 1927: The Blessed Excellency
- 1927: The fight of Donald Westhof
- 1927: Prince Louis Ferdinand
- 1928: Honor your mother
- 1928: Looping the Loop
- 1928: The Sand Countess
- 1928: Hurray! I live!
- 1928: Don Juan in the girls' school
- 1928: The lady in the mask
- 1929: mascots
- 1929: The Man Who Doesn't Love
- 1930: Warning! - Car thieves!
- 1930: darling of the gods
- 1930: two ties
- 1931: The captain of Köpenick
- 1931: Congress dances
- 1931: The robbery of the Mona Lisa
- 1931: Everyone asks about Erika
- 1931: I'm going out and you stay there
- 1931: I prefer cod liver oil
- 1932: The Countess of Monte Christo
- 1932: the winner
- 1932: You don't forget a girl like that
- 1932: I don't want to know who you are
- 1932: The Tsar's diamond
- 1932: Man without a name
- 1932: two happy days
- 1933: Today it depends
- 1933: The night of great love
- 1933: The Tsarevich
- 1933: Wedding at Wolfgangsee
- 1933: The castle in the south
- 1933: Love must be understood
- 1933: The beautiful days of Aranjuez
- 1933: Your Highness, the saleswoman
- 1933: Escape to Nice
- 1933: The hotel in love
- 1934: Annette in paradise
- 1934: You are delightful, Rosmarie!
- 1934: Frasquita
- 1934: I sing myself into your heart
- 1934: A seventeen year old
- 1934: Love and the first railroad
- 1934: The last waltz
- 1934: I don't know you and I love you
- 1934: Every day you give me is beautiful, Marie Luise
- 1934: The black whale
- 1934: The Lord of the World
- 1934: your greatest success
- 1934: Charley's aunt
- 1935: I was Jack Mortimer
- 1935: The bird dealer
- 1935: A wrong fifty man
- 1935: Cherries in the neighbor's garden
- 1935: Accountant Schnabel
- 1935: Night of Transformation
- 1935: A breath of fresh air from Canada
- 1935: Noise about Weidemann
- 1935: The King's Prisoner
- 1936: The Emperor's candlesticks
- 1936: Susanne in the bath
- 1936: The bat scandal
- 1936: practical jokes
- 1936: Robbery of the Sabine women
- 1936: The unheard woman
- 1936: hot blood
- 1937: The ruler
- 1937: Capers
- 1937: The broken jug
- 1938: Napoleon is to blame for everything
- 1938: Divorce trip
- 1938: Guest performance in paradise
- 1938: Shots in cabin 7
- 1938: Little man - really big!
- 1938: The girl with a good reputation
- 1939: A little night music
- 1939: Congo Express
- 1939: Stepping off the road
- 1939: Kitty and the World Conference
- 1940: Star of Rio
- 1940: The way to Isabel
- 1940: Everything is fraudulent
- 1940: counterfeiter
- 1940: The easy girl
- 1941: Little girls - big worries
- 1941: Our little boy
- 1941: Ohm Krüger
- 1941: his son
- 1941: blood brotherhood
- 1941: The main thing is happy
- 1942: Andreas Schlueter
- 1942: Dr. Crippen on board
- 1942: The senior boss
- 1943: Heaven, we inherit a castle!
- 1943: When the sun shines again
- 1943: The maidens from Bischofsberg
- 1943: Old heart becomes young again
- 1943: Immensee
- 1943: The small border traffic
- 1943: a happy person
- 1944: It started out so harmlessly
- 1944: The Feuerzangenbowle
- 1944: The secret brides
- 1944: luck on the road
- 1944: young hearts
- 1944: The black robe
- 1944: Shot at midnight (WP: 1949)
- 1945: Haunted Castle (Premiere: 1947)
- 1945: a man like Maximilian
- 1945: Viennese girls (premiere: 1949)
- 1945: We both loved Katharina (unfinished)
- 1945: the puppeteer (unfinished)
- 1946: Tell the truth
Radio plays
- 1946: Max Frisch : Now they're singing again - Director: Theodor Mühlen ( Berliner Rundfunk )
literature
- Karl Marilaun: With Max Gülstorff. In: Neues Wiener Journal , No. 11.007 / 1924 (XXXII. Year), July 11, 1924, p. 7, center right, f. (Online at ANNO ). .
Web links
- Max Gülstorff in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Biography with photo
- Pictures by Max Gülstorff In: Virtual History
Individual evidence
- ↑ Art and Knowledge. New Viennese stage. In: Arbeiter-Zeitung , Morgenblatt, No. 162/1922 (XXXIV. Year), June 15, 1922, p. 8, bottom left. (Online at ANNO ). .
- ↑ Theater and Art. (...) Theater in the Josefstadt. In: Wiener Zeitung , No. 142/1924, June 23, 1924, p. 5, bottom center. (Online at ANNO ). .
- ↑ B .: Theater, Art and Music. (...) Theater in the Josefstadt. In: Reichspost , No. 182/1924 (XXXI. Year), July 3, 1924, p. 10, bottom left, f. (Online at ANNO ). .
- ↑ Theater, Art and Music. (...) In the Josefstädter Theater (...). In: Reichspost , No. 174/1924 (XXXIth year), June 25, 1924, p. 9, center left. (Online at ANNO ). .
- ↑ Kikeriki in the theater. (...) Josefstadt Theater. In: Kikeriki , No. 31/1924 (LXIV. Volume), July 27, 1924, p. 6, top left. (Online at ANNO ). .
personal data | |
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SURNAME | Gülstorff, Max |
ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Gülstorff, Max Walter (full name) |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German actor |
DATE OF BIRTH | March 23, 1882 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Tilsit |
DATE OF DEATH | February 6, 1947 |
Place of death | Berlin |