Wolfgang Borchert (actor)

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Wolfgang Borchert (born August 11, 1922 in Königsberg ; † November 4, 2007 in Hamburg ) was a German actor . Together with Friedrich Schütter he founded the Young Theater in Hamburg, today's Ernst-Deutsch-Theater .

Life

Wolfgang Borchert was born the son of a pharmacist and an opera singer. At the age of five he was on stage for the first time in a Christmas tale at the Hamburg Thalia Theater . After a commercial apprenticeship, he served in the Caucasus from 1941 to 1945 during the Second World War and from 1946 took acting lessons from Helmuth Gmelin .

Until 2003 he was administrative director of the Ernst-Deutsch-Theater. Nevertheless, Borchert found the time to be on stage in numerous roles (including in his own house and the Ohnsorg Theater ) and to participate in film and television productions and at the Ruhr Festival in Recklinghausen . As a voice actor, for example, he voiced Derek Blomfield in the film Lord of the House I (1954). In addition, Borchert was a busy radio play speaker in High and Low German productions until 1980, including in numerous episodes of the series The Hunt for the Perpetrator .

Filmography

Radio plays (selection)

Awards

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Marilen Andrist: we are performing ! Ernst Deutsch Theater , Dölling and Galitz Verlag GmbH, Hamburg, ISBN 3-935549-07-5