Peter Paul

This article is about the German actor Peter Paul . For the American actor and film producer, see Peter Paul (Actor, 1957) . For the Austrian silent film director working under the pseudonym Peter Paul , see Peter Paul Felner . For the physicist, see Peter Paul (physicist) .

Peter Paul (born February 20, 1911 in Berlin , † October 5, 1985 in Munich ) was a German actor .

biography

After graduating from high school, he attended the drama school of the German Theater in Berlin from 1932 to 1934 . He made his debut in Goethe's Faust in 1934 as a pupil at the Elbing City Theater . There he was engaged as a young comedian until 1935.

From 1935 to 1937 Paul was employed at the Stadttheater Glogau . He played here in Avery Hopwood's The Model Husband and as Babbs in Charley's Aunt . In 1937 he moved to the Meiningen Theater , to which he belonged until 1940. Here he played the role of Dr. in the comedy Honeymoon by Paul Hellwig in 1938. Stiebel.

From 1940 to 1943 he was the first batch of the Schauspielhaus Düsseldorf . He spent the period from 1941 to 1945 as a soldier in World War II and subsequent imprisonment. From 1945 to 1946 he worked as a character comedian in Eßlingen am Neckar .

From 1946 to 1949 he was a member of the ensemble at the Deutsches Theater Göttingen . There he embodied Kalb in Kabale und Liebe , Fluth in Die lustigen Weiber von Windsor , the landlord in Minna von Barnhelm and Voigt in Der Hauptmann von Köpenick . From 1949 to 1950 he played at the Wiesbaden State Theater and from 1950 to 1951 at the Kassel State Theater . In Kassel he was seen as Loman in Death of a Salesman and as Malvolio in Was ihr wollt .

From 1951 Paul played at the Landestheater Hannover , for example as John in Die Ratten , Praise in JM Barries Johannisnacht and Queeg in Die Caine was her fate . Later he was a member of the ensemble at the Münchner Kammerspiele . As an acting teacher, he passed his experience on to young artists. He also worked for radio, film, and television.

Peter Paul, who last lived in Unterhaching , died on October 5, 1985 in Munich. He was buried in an urn grave at the Perlacher Forst cemetery.

Filmography

• 1949: love 47
• 1949: Night watch
• 1958: The Alcestiad
• 1958: resurrection
• 1960: stage fright
• 1960: Bastien and Bastienne 1953 (4th part of the series On the green beach of the Spree )
• 1960: The captain of Köpenick
• 1960: The lady in the black robe
• 1964: Wanted: travel companion (series Das Kriminalmuseum )
• 1965: The Lighter ( Das Kriminalmuseum series )
• 1966: The case of Joan of Arc
• 1966: The Mata Hari case
• 1966: Master builder Solness
• 1966: Midsummer Night
• 1966: Temple
• 1966: You Contribute - The Difference (TV series)
• 1967: The Schpunz
• 1967: God's second set
• 1968: Not Afraid of Hell?
• 1968: The death of the traveling salesman
• 1969: The relapse
• 1969: Tell Santa Claus
• 1970: The Wesenacks
• 1972: The Catonsville Nine Trial
• 1974: Cautio Criminalis or The Witch Attorney
• 1977: Three are one too many (series)

Radio plays

• 1950: St. Nikolaus in Not (Knecht Ruprecht) - Director: Eduard Hermann
• 1953: We ask for a judgment (August-Wilhelm Oberspecht, general agent) - Director: Heinrich Koch
• 1953: The man in the shield house (The drowning, then the rescued) - Director: Heinrich Koch
• 1953: Keep writing, Melon (Victor) - Director: Cay Dietrich Voss
• 1954: Texas Romance (Princess Majo Khin) - Director: Kurt Reiss
• 1954: The King's Letter (The Doctor) - Director: Cay Dietrich Voss
• 1955: The fishermen of Jinjaboa (Johannes) - Director: Hans Rosenhauer
• 1961: The criminal judge or the last instance (court usher) - Director: Heinz-Günter Stamm
• 1981: The Abyssal in Mr. Gerstenberg - author and director: Axel von Ambesser

Web links

• Peter Paul in the Internet Movie Database (English)