Rudolf Jugert
Rudolf Jugert (born September 30, 1907 in Hanover as Rudolf Gustav Wilhelm Jugert , † April 14, 1979 in Munich ) was a German film director .
Life
Jugert was the son of a Hanover city administrator. The poet Theodor Körner is one of his ancestors . He attended secondary school up to high school and then studied from 1926 to 1932 at the University of Veterinary Medicine in Hanover and then at the universities of Tübingen, Göttingen, Greifswald, Hamburg and Leipzig for 10 semesters of medicine and then for five semesters of philology and theater and newspaper studies as well as art history. He began in 1931 as a dramaturge at the Schauspielhaus Leipzig , where he soon became assistant director, director and finally senior director. In 1938 Jugert went to Rome and began film training with the director and author Alessandro Blasetti in the Cinecittà studios.
From 1939 to 1946 Jugert was assistant director to Helmut Käutner , whom he met in Leipzig. He refused to direct himself until the end of the war. In 1943 he was drafted into the Wehrmacht, where he worked as an interpreter to prepare Italian soldiers for their deployment on the German side, and was taken prisoner by the Americans.
After his return from captivity , he married his childhood friend Katja Julius, daughter of the Hanoverian court photographer Hugo Julius , with whom he had a son Frank-Michael since 1941. In 1947 Jugert directed Film Untitled for the first time. With films like the musical comedy "Hallo, Fräulein" (1949), the highly acclaimed, pacifist drama "Es geht ein Tag" (1950) or the melodramas "Nachts auf den Straßen" (1952; German film award in the categories of film and directing) ) and "Illusion in Moll" (1952), Jugert established himself as a promising and versatile director of high-profile, intelligent entertainment films. Already towards the end of the 1950s, however, his star began to decline after a series of ambitious but less successful works. He devoted himself to different genres, from melodramas and homeland films to period films and comedies. Jugert has been working primarily for television since the early 1960s. In the still young medium he succeeds in developing a new independence - according to his own scripts and artistically largely unmolested, he stages films such as "Berliner Blockade" (1968) and "Das Wunder von Lengede" (1969) as well as TV series such as " The Bastian "(1973) or" Three are one too many "(1977).
Jugert died in 1979 of cancer.
Awards
- 1949: Bambi (most successful film in business 1948) for Untitled Film
- 1953: Goldener Leuchter (predecessor of the golden bowl as an award for the best full-length feature film) for the streets at night
- 1964: Filmband in Gold (full-length feature film) for keyword: Heron
Filmography
Assistant director
- 1939: Kitty and the World Conference ( Helmut Käutner )
- 1940: Made-to-measure woman (Helmut Käutner)
- 1940: Clothes make the man (Helmut Käutner)
- 1941: Goodbye, Franziska (Helmut Käutner)
- 1941: Light Muse ( Arthur Maria Rabenalt )
- 1942: We make music (Helmut Käutner)
- 1943: Romance in minor (Helmut Käutner)
- 1943: Beloved Treasure ( Paul Martin )
- 1944: Great Freedom No. 7 (Helmut Käutner)
- 1945: Under the bridges (Helmut Käutner)
- 1947: In those days (Helmut Käutner) - also as a performer
Director
- 1947: Untitled film (also screenplay with Helmut Käutner)
- 1949: Hello Miss!
- 1949: 1 × 1 of marriage
- 1950: there comes a day
- 1951: A woman with a heart
- 1951: On the streets at night
- 1952: Illusion in minor
- 1952: My name is Niki
- 1953: A heart plays wrong
- 1953: Jonny saves Nebrador
- 1954: a love story
- 1954: your big exam
- 1954: prisoners of love
- 1955: roses in autumn
- 1956: Student Helene Willfüer
- 1956: Crown Prince Rudolf's last love
- 1956: Nina
- 1956: The perjurer
- 1957: Eva only kisses directors
- 1957: A piece of heaven
- 1958: Frauensee
- 1959: The fiery red baroness
- 1959: The Truth About Rosemary
- 1960: Red lantern terminus
- 1960: The young sinner
- 1960: Satan lures with love
- 1961: the hour you are happy
- 1962: Gynecologist Dr. Sibelius
- 1962: Axel Munthe - The doctor from San Michele
- 1963: Adorable mom
- 1964: Password: Herons
- 1965: The day after (TV movie)
- 1965: Tatort (TV movie)
- 1967–1968: The Father and His Son (TV series, 13 parts)
- 1968: The Reformer
- 1969–1970: My sons-in-law and I (TV series, 13 parts)
- 1971: Prussia above everything . Bismarck's German Unification (TV, 2 parts)
- 1971: Snow White
- 1971: Hansel and Gretel
- 1971: Annemarie Lesser (television play)
- 1972: The Bastian (TV series, 13 parts)
- 1972: Our ideal world (TV series, 13 parts)
- 1974: Der Herr Kottnik (TV series, 13 parts)
- 1975: Our Penny (TV series, 13 parts)
- 1976: King Thrushbeard
- 1977: Allerleirauh
- 1977: The goose girl
- 1977: The clever farmer's daughter
- 1977: Mrs. Holle
- 1977: Three are one too many (TV series, 13 parts)
- 1978: Company Retired Community (TV series, 13 parts)
- 1979: Balthasar in a traffic jam (TV play)
Web links
- Rudolf Jugert in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Rudolf Jugert at filmportal.de
- www.deutsches-filmhaus.de (short biography)
Individual evidence
- ^ Rudolf Jugert | filmportal.de. Retrieved January 13, 2018 .
- ^ Hugo Thielen : Jugert, Rudolf. In: Dirk Böttcher , Klaus Mlynek, Waldemar R. Röhrbein, Hugo Thielen: Hannoversches Biographisches Lexikon . From the beginning to the present. Schlütersche, Hannover 2002, ISBN 3-87706-706-9 , p. 191, online:
- ^ Munzinger-Archiv GmbH, Ravensburg: Rudolf Jugert - Munzinger Biographie. Retrieved January 13, 2018 .
- ^ Rudolf Jugert | filmportal.de. Retrieved January 13, 2018 .
- ↑ Prussia over everything ... at fernsehserien.de
personal data | |
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SURNAME | Jugert, Rudolf |
ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Jugert, Rudolf Gustav Wilhelm |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German film director |
DATE OF BIRTH | September 30, 1907 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Hanover |
DATE OF DEATH | April 14, 1979 |
Place of death | Munich |