Thea Steinbrecher

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Thea Steinbrecher (born March 9, 1889 in Munich , † after 1922) was a German stage and film actress .

Live and act

Thea Steinbrecher received acting lessons in her hometown of Munich, where she performed at the theater in the early 1910s. In the 1912/13 season she had Julius Seger , Adolf Grell (the father of Adolf Gondrell ), Rolf Randolf and Lina Woiwode as ensemble colleagues at the Munich Schauspielhaus . The film approached her for the first time almost at the same time.

Thea Steinbrecher made her debut with Peter Ostermayr's Munich art film, but she only began filming intensively in the last year of the World War, 1918. Steinbrecher played in Ostermayr's mountain dramas as well as in similar productions of the newly founded Munich film art ( Emelka ). These were also adaptations of some of Ludwig Ganghofer's homeland novels .

In 1921 Thea Steinbrecher met director Robert Reinert (1872–1928) while filming Dying Peoples , whom she married a little later. She then retired from acting in 1922. Nothing is known about the whereabouts of the artist, who occasionally worked on scripts.

Filmography

  • 1913: Oh, how is it possible then ...
  • 1914: The hero girl from the Vosges
  • 1915: Gustl's affair
  • 1918: The Hunter of Fall
  • 1918: The Friedl vom Hochland
  • 1919: artist's expenses
  • 1919: You have to be bold (also script)
  • 1919: Who are not allowed to die
  • 1919: The edelweiss king
  • 1919: Foxtrot dad (also screenplay)
  • 1920: The ox war
  • 1920: The monastery hunter
  • 1921: The man in the salt
  • 1922: Dying Peoples, Two Parts

literature

  • Movie star. Richter's Handbook of Actors, Directors and Writers of Film. Vol. 4, 1921/1922, ZDB -ID 1342234-0 , p. 98.

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personal data
SURNAME Stonebreaker, Thea
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German actress on stage and film
DATE OF BIRTH March 9, 1889
PLACE OF BIRTH Munich
DATE OF DEATH after 1922