Willi Grunwald

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Willi Grunwald , also Willy Grunwald, (born February 12, 1870 in Linden near Hanover , † unknown) was a German actor , film director and theater director .

Life

Willi Grunwald was born as Wilhelm Grunwald in Linden or Hanover. After school and acting training in Hanover, he made his debut in a city theater in 1890 . After engagements in Gera , Görlitz , Krefeld and Göttingen , he went to the Lessing Theater in Berlin in 1900 . In 1912 he founded the German Art Theater in Berlin with Gerhart Hauptmann , and became its director. From 1921 to 1924 he was artistic director in Hanover and in 1923/24 also took over the management of the Schauburg there . In 1924 he became director of the Three-City Theater in Oberhausen-Hamborn-Gladbeck . But as early as March 1925, as a result of the global economic crisis, the theater association was dissolved and Grunwald left Oberhausen.

From 1917 to 1941 Grunwald worked as a film director, actor and screenwriter.

Filmography

Director
  • 1917: Mrs. Lene's divorce
  • 1918: victim of society
  • 1918: Didn't you see Fritzchen?
  • 1918: The false Demetrius
  • 1918: The Semirames vase
  • 1919: The honeymoon
  • 1919: The seventh great power
  • 1919: The black curl
  • 1919: The end of the song
  • 1919: According to the law
  • 1920: Count Sylvain's revenge
script
  • Haven't you seen Fritzchen (adaptation)
  • The vase of the Semirames
actor

literature

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Böttcher p. 139
  2. Mlynek-Röhrbein (1) p. 468
  3. Katenhusen p. 70ff
  4. Mlynek-Rohrbein (2) p. 157
  5. ^ Hugo Thielen : Grunwald, Willy (Wilhelm). In: Hannoversches Biographisches Lexikon , p. 139, online via Google books
  6. Lepges pp. 24 and 211
  7. Böttcher p. 139