Max Strecker

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Max Strecker (born July 8, 1906 in Stuttgart , † February 16, 1991 in Munich ) was a Swabian comedian, folk actor and singer . He was married and had a daughter and son Frank (1941-2000), who made a name for himself as a director , writer and actor .

Life

Strecker trained as an actor after school. Then he moved across the country with a touring stage, then he played theater in Stuttgart. In the 1960s, he became known to a wider audience through his appearances on television . A well-known role was that of the accountant Münzenberger in the family series Die Firma Hesselbach and Familie Hesselbach .

Other roles played Strecker in Order of the prodigies (1963), in several crime scene - consequences, and in the series Munich Stories (1974). Strecker also embodied various theater roles, especially in the 1980s: The climber (1981), Tears in Cocoa (1982) and Love Stories (1988).

In addition, Strecker appeared in many television shows. Together with his son Frank he published numerous records in Swabian dialect (for example Mir sen Schwoba , Swabian hour ). Strecker also released a long-playing record under the title Onser Stuegert together with his colleagues Willy Reichert and Oscar Heiler .

There is also a CD series of Tübingen Gôgen jokes , in which Strecker and his colleagues Walter Schultheiß , Dieter Eppler and others usually play somewhat rough jokes.

His grave is in the Bergfriedhof in Stuttgart .

Filmography (selection)

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