Theo Maria Werner

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Theo Maria Werner (born May 15, 1925 in Munich ; † 1989 ) was a German film producer , film director , actor and screenwriter .

Life

Werner studied theater and newspaper studies in Munich for eight semesters and then became a feature section editor. Among other things, he wrote for Film-Woche and Film-Revue, was press officer at Union-Filmverleih and Columbia (also a dubbing author there) as well as successively dramaturge at the film companies Roxy and Bavaria .

He founded a PR office in Munich under the name Werner-Press and emerged as an author. In 1959 he worked as an actor in Yes, such a girl with 16 at the side of Cornelia Froboess and participated in song texts for The Frog with the Mask (1959) and I always want to belong to you (1960). He then wrote the scripts for two films.

He produced with his Parnassus film in the 1960s, mostly in cooperation with foreign co-producers several agent and adventure films including the multi-part adaptation of the successful novels about Commissioner X . Under the pseudonym "Werner Hauff" he wrote scripts and appeared as an actor. In 1969 Werner founded Regina-Film and in the 1980s Neue Reginafilm. Occasionally, he would direct the films he produced himself. He died of a heart attack and is buried in Munich's Westfriedhof .

As a director he used the pseudonym Werner Hauff .

Filmography

(as producer or production manager, unless otherwise stated)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Interview with Herbert Fux