Sepp Loewinger
Sepp Löwinger , also Pepi Löwinger ; actually Josef Grabmaier (born January 13, 1900 in Krummnussbaum an der Donau , Melk district , Lower Austria , Austria-Hungary ; † January 30, 1990 in Vienna , Austria ) was an Austrian folk actor and comedian .
Life
Joseph Sepp 'Maier grave originally wanted cabinetmaker be, but his mother took him to the theater. In 1922 he joined the Löwinger stage and initially served the family as a carpenter and driver. Finally Grabmaier took on the name Löwinger and became part of this family of actors. He was quickly committed to weird and bizarre, gnarled types and thus filled the subject of the 'drastic comedian'.
At the end of November 1934, Sepp Löwinger, who was usually called Pepi Löwinger when he was young, played the main role of the large farmer Sepp Großlechner in the short confusion about the two Stoffl for the first time in front of a cinema camera , four years later (1938) the first play was performed in Berlin with the Löwinger troop broadcast on German television. Only regularly active in film after the Second World War, Löwinger embodied a wealth of roles. Mostly he played original originals, in addition to alpine farmers, there were also lots of subordinate types such as servants, porters, tailors, gardeners and postmen. He was often supported by the other members of the Löwinger troupe, including Paul , Gretl and Liesl . Although the oldest of the Löwingers, Sepp Löwinger remained active the longest and was still involved in a television production at the age of 85. His grave is in the Vienna Central Cemetery (group 42F, row 11, number 3).
Filmography
- 1935: The Two Stoffl (short film)
- 1948: The makeover
- 1950: Chaste Adam
- 1951: Valentine's Fall
- 1953: Fiakermilli - Favorite of Vienna (Die Fiakermilli)
- 1953: In the jug with the green wreath
- 1958: Hello taxi
- 1960: In the white Rößl
- 1960: The village without morals
- 1960: The perjurer
- 1961: The girl with the sugar
- 1961: Motorists on the move
- 1961: The corporal in the noose (Le Caporal épinglé)
- 1962: Mariandl's homecoming
- 1962: Forest rush
- 1963: The black cobra
- 1963: marriage strike
- 1964: the fourth commandment
- 1964: Happy ending at Lake Wörthersee
- 1966: The Liab at Almsee
- 1966: All the trumps in hand
- 1967: The Hunter of Fall
- 1967: The old miser
- 1967: The opponent of marriage
- 1967: The three village saints
- 1967: The big guilt
- 1968: fate
- 1968: When the rooster crows
- 1968: The lucky elephant
- 1969: The Hungarian wedding
- 1969: Josef's daughters
- 1969: The shooter king
- 1969: An angel on earth
- 1970: The marriage strike
- 1970: The late marriage
- 1970: The lost wedding night
- 1971: The Roßkur
- 1971: Hugo in angst
- 1971: Bathing strictly forbidden
- 1971: Anton and Antonia
- 1972: Three women around Daniel
- 1972: Emil the Affair
- 1972: Everything, just not getting married
- 1973: The wrong cat
- 1973: The false ad
- 1973: Hello - Hotel Sacher ... porter! (three episodes of the TV series)
- 1974: Count Schorschi
- 1975: Everything, just no sisters
- 1977: The incorrigible
- 1978: late, but still
- 1978: The maneuver child
- 1979: oysters with mustard
- 1979: Two things are worse
- 1981: The three village saints
- 1982: Alfred on the road
- 1983: One man for two women
- 1983: The calm ocean
- 1984: Rudi does it right
- 1984: The pike in the carp pond
- 1985: The love hangover
- 1985: Chaste Josef
Web links
- Sepp Löwinger in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Sepp Löwinger at filmportal.de
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Löwinger, Sepp |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Löwinger, Pepi; Grabmaier, Josef (real name) |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Austrian folk actor and comedian |
| DATE OF BIRTH | January 13, 1900 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Krummnußbaum on the Danube , Melk District , Lower Austria , Austria-Hungary |
| DATE OF DEATH | January 30, 1990 |
| Place of death | Vienna , Austria |