Paul Glawion
Paul Glawion (born November 8, 1922 in Berlin ; † April 1, 1993 ) was a German actor .
biography
Paul Glawion grew up in his hometown and was in front of the camera for the first time at a young age in the short documentary Wildwest in Fichtenau made in 1933 . After finishing school he did an internship as a mechanical engineer before he went to music schools in Berlin and Erfurt. He received music and singing lessons (piano, baritone) at the Academy of Music and Theater in the USA. He was trained by Professors Schmalstich, Lohmann and Köhler.
Stations of his stage career included the art stage and the grandstand in Berlin, the Erfurt Theater , the Badisches Staatstheater Karlsruhe , the Theater in der Josefstadt in Vienna, the Theater am Dom in Cologne and various Munich theaters. From 1970 to 1974 Glawion also appeared at various theaters in New York .
Working for film and television since 1960, Paul Glawion has been seen in productions like He can’t let it go , Kommissar Freytag , in the Simmel films and Jimmy went to the rainbow and Lieb Vaterland may be calm and in three Derrick episodes, and also in the series Fathers and Sons - A German Tragedy and Firestorm and Ashes . He embodied larger roles as a detective in The Rohrbach Case (1963) and in the German-Italian multi-part Coralba (1969).
Paul Glawion continued to give recitation evenings and concerts with Schubert songs. In addition, he was active as a choir director and sang together with Lisa Lesku a record entitled Über die Prärie .
As voice actor, Paul Glawion voiced David Huddleston in I'm the Greatest and Greg Lewis and Mik Scriba in two episodes of the American sitcom A Terribly Nice Family . In 1966 he spoke the role of the father in a radio play production by Karlsson vom Dach after Astrid Lindgren .
Filmography (selection)
- 1960: a woman for life
- 1961: There is still room in hell
- 1961: driven hunt
- 1962: The escape
- 1962: He can't help it
- 1962: All power on earth
- 1962: The Bells of London
- 1962: regret, wrongly connected
- 1963: The Rohrbach case
- 1964: Inspector Freytag - with probation
- 1964: The clean slate
- 1965: The honorable lady
- 1966: Blue Light - The Fortress Below
- 1966: The fifth column - an order for ...
- 1966: The man who called himself Abel
- 1966: I Deal in Danger
- 1966: Space patrol - invasion
- 1967: The Röhm Putsch
- 1967: The father and his son
- 1967: Cliff Dexter - A medal for Cliff
- 1967: The strange methods of Franz Josef Wanninger - flowers from the Isar floodplains
- 1967: Civil War in Russia (five-part TV series)
- 1968: Police radio calls - tropical fruits
- 1968: A prisoner with Stalin and Hitler
- 1968: Sergeant Schmid
- 1968: Police station 21
- 1968: Berlin blockade
- 1968: The black sun
- 1969: The Commissioner - Death drives 1st class
- 1970: Coralba
- 1970: The strange methods of Franz Josef Wanninger - Witnesses wanted
- 1971: And Jimmy went to the Rainbow
- 1975: The back neckline
- 1975: Derrick - Kamilla's young friend
- 1976: Schoolgirl Report. 10th part: At some point everyone begins
- 1976: Dear Fatherland, may you be quiet
- 1976: Derrick - On your own
- 1978: The neighbors' lively sex games
- 1978: The lawyer - cost rent
- 1978: Derrick - The Spy
- 1979: Avalanche Express
- 1980: The formula (The Formula)
- 1982: Love Unlimited
- 1984: Angelo and Luzy - all angels cheat
- 1986: Fathers and Sons - A German Tragedy
- 1988: Firestorm and Ashes
Web links
- Paul Glawion in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Paul Glawion dead?
- Date of death
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b c Langen Müller's Actor Lexicon of the Present, Vienna 1986
- ↑ German synchronous files
- ↑ Hörspielland
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Glawion, Paul |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German actor |
| DATE OF BIRTH | November 8, 1922 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Berlin |
| DATE OF DEATH | April 1, 1993 |