Werner E. Hintz
Werner Erich Hintz (* 1907 in Berlin ; † 1985 ) was a German writer , radio play and screenwriter .
Life
Werner E. Hintz attended school in Danzig and studied modern philology after graduating from high school . At the same time he began to be active as a writer and wrote a number of novels, including detective stories, since the early 1930s.
After participating in the war and being released from British captivity, Hintz came to what was then RIAS in his hometown in 1946 . There he was able to establish himself as an author and editor of numerous programs, the most famous being the children's program Onkel Tobias , which was spoken by Fritz Genschow . His adaptations of novels for the series Back then - Tales from Old Berlin also became popular .
Hintz had already written some scripts for short films in the mid-1930s. From the 1970s in particular, he wrote further books for series and films until his death.
Filmography (selection)
- 1959: Every day is not a Sunday
- 1973: Local date (13 episodes)
- 1973: So'n Theater
- 1973: Parisian nights
- 1974: Prussian Parade No. 17
- 1975: From the Chronicle of the Sawatzki family - Lichtspiele am Preußenkorso (2 episodes)
- 1977: resolved and proclaimed (11 episodes)
- 1977: Preußenkorso 45-48
- 1984–1985: Berliner Weisse with a shot
Radio plays
- 1947: The Shot in the Blue - Director: not known - Speaker (selection): Josef Sieber , Martin Rosen , Max Grothusen
- 1947: who was it? - Direction: Karl Metzner - Speakers (selection): Max Grothusen, Robert Klupp , Axel Monjé
- 1950: Ball in the Potter house - Director: not known - Speaker (selection): Arthur Schröder , Klaus Miedel , Kurt Weitkamp
- 1950: Mr. Molander writes his memoirs - Director: not known - Speaker (selection): Hans Söhnker , Robert Klupp , Alice Treff , Gerhard Bienert
- 1950: Game on board - director: Karl Metzner - speaker: not known
- 1959: Pazifik Express - directors: Benno Schurr and Frank Scharf - speakers (selection): Herbert Fleischmann , Heinz Rabe
- 1964: One day too little in the calendar - Director: Heinz Dieter Köhler - Speaker (selection): Margot Trooger , Harald Leipnitz , Robert Freitag
- 1966: A murder according to the timetable - Director: Günter Siebert - Speaker (selection): Jo Wegener , Jens Scholkmann
- 1970: Murder according to the timetable - Director: Jochen Leschke - Speakers (selection): Hans Caninenberg , Helga Roloff , Hans Cossy
- 1974: Boomerang - Director: Heinz Günther Stamm - Speaker: Andrea Jonasson , Hansjörg Felmy , Harald Leipnitz , Horst Sachtleben , Werner Schwier
Publications (selection)
- 1930: Se. Excellence of impostors , Delta-Verlag, Berlin
- 1933: Haunted Atlanta , Delta-Verlag, Berlin
- 1933: Masks around Gundula , Goldmann Verlag, Leipzig
- 1933: Spy against her will , Verlag Neufeld & Henius, Berlin
- 1934: Dear, little Gisela! , Magazine publisher, Berlin
- 1934: Everything on one card , Hans Müller Verlag, Leipzig
- 1935: The last page is missing! , Uhlmann publishing house, Berlin
- 1935: The happy hand , magazine publisher, Berlin
- 1936: The strange woman Corsignac , Eden-Verlag, Berlin
- 1937: The three from no man's land , Neuer Buchverlag, Dresden
- 1937: Death lurks in the moor , Verlag Sauerberg, Hamburg
- 1938: Harald and the Hundred Thousands , Verlag Das Vaterhaus, Niedersedlitz
- 1938: On the Edge of the World , Rekord-Verlag, Leipzig
- 1940: The 13th guest , Aufwärts-Verlag, Berlin
- 1944: Storm over Norderhöft , Foerster Verlag, Buenos Aires
- 1952: Sings and plays with Uncle Tobias , Verlag Weiter, Berlin
- 1952: Today we do puppet theater , Verlag Weiter, Berlin
- 1954: Peter, behave yourself! , M. Hesse publishing house, Berlin / Wunsiedel
Web links
- Werner E. Hintz in the Internet Movie Database (English)
Individual evidence
- ^ Herbert Kundler : RIAS Berlin. A radio station in a divided city . 2nd Edition. Dietrich Reimer Verlag, Berlin 2002, ISBN 3-496-02536-0 , pp. 136-137.
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Hintz, Werner E. |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Hintz, Werner Erich (full name) |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German writer, radio play and screenwriter |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1907 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Berlin |
| DATE OF DEATH | 1985 |