Waldemar Frank

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Waldemar Frank

Waldemar Frank (born February 8, 1903 in Forchheim as Waldemar Rosenbaum ; † October 29, 1961 in Berlin ) was a German playwright and film producer .

Life

Waldemar Frank was an author and co-author of operettas and comedies in the 1930s and 1940s. The most famous comedies include the husbandless honeymoon and hen party , written together with Leo Lenz , both of which were also filmed. He wrote the book templates for operettas with composers such as Friedrich Schröder , Robert Stolz and Gerhard Winkler . One of his most famous operettas is Nights in Shanghai , again a collaboration with Leo Lenz.

In 1950 he founded Central-Europa-Film GmbH and produced successful operetta and music films.

Waldemar Frank had been married to Ursula Schmidt since 1944 and had three sons with her.

Works

Comedies

  • 1935: The diplomatic passport
  • 1936: Goodbye at Stölpchensee
  • 1937: my wife's clothes
  • 1938: Honeymoon without a husband (filmed as marriage to be a husband)
  • 1939: Riviera Express
  • 1939: hen party
  • 1940: The foolish Miss Susi
  • 1940: Telephone from Nice
  • 1940: Bachelor tax
  • 1947: Ministerial crisis
  • 1948: My wife wants to get married

Book templates for operettas and operas

  • 1935: The Regiment Daughter (adaptation of the comic opera)
  • 1942: The Forbidden Kiss - together with Leo Lenz, music by Karlheinz Gutheim
  • 1947: Nights in Shanghai - together with Leo Lenz, music by Friedrich Schröder
  • 1948: Confetti - together with Leo Lenz, music by Fred Raymond
  • 1949: Premiere in Milan - music by Gerhard Winkler
  • 1949: Festival in Casablanca - music by Robert Stolz
  • 1951: The big world - music by Friedrich Schröder
  • 1954: Isabella - music by Friedrich Schröder

Filmography

Book template

  • Hen party (Astra-Film Berlin 1939/1940)

Book template and script

  • Before becoming a husband (Astra-Film Berlin 1941)

Producer of Central Europe Films

Production management for Real-Film GmbH, Hamburg

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