Xaver Schwarzenberger
Xaver Schwarzenberger (born April 21, 1946 in Vienna ) is an Austrian cameraman and film director .
Life
After his traineeship in 1970, the trained reprogrammer Schwarzenberger initially became a freelance cameraman, mainly for documentary film productions, later also for several television films (including Tatort ). In 1980 Rainer Werner Fassbinder brought him to Munich and shot Berlin Alexanderplatz with him , then Lili Marleen . After returning to Austria, Xaver Schwarzenberger worked primarily as a director.
Xaver Schwarzenberger was married to screenwriter Ulrike Schwarzenberger for 37 years , with whom he produced a number of Austrian television films under an exclusive contract with ORF. The marriage ended in divorce. He has lived with Susanne Porsche since 2007 .
Filmography (selection)
camera
- 1973: A young man from the Innviertel (documentary film)
- 1976: Crime scene: Westendstrasse residential home
- 1980: Berlin Alexanderplatz
- 1980: Lili Marleen
- 1981: The student Gerber
- 1981: Lola
- 1982: The calm ocean
- 1982: Querelle
- 1982: Kamikaze 1989
- 1982: The longing of Veronika Voss
- 1982: The ace of aces
- 1983: The outsider
- 1984: Blue Danube Waltz
- 1985: Otto - The Film
- 1986: Momo
- 1987: Otto - The New Film
- 1988: Oedipussi
- 1989: Everything changes with the next man
- 1990: The bouncer
- 1991: Schtonk!
- 1994: boiled beef
- 1998: Krambambuli
- 2003: Anna's homecoming
- 2003: One love in Africa
- 2004: My beautiful daughter
- 2006: my sweet secret
- 2012: The seductress Adele Spitzeder
Director
- 1982: The silent ocean, with Hanno Pöschl , Bert Breit , Maria Emo
- 1984: Blue Danube Waltz
- 1985: Otto - The Film , together with Otto Waalkes ; with Otto Waalkes, Jessika Cardinahl , Elisabeth Wiedemann , Peter Kuiper
- 1986: The Franza Case (based on Ingeborg Bachmann's fragment of the novel The Franza Case )
- 1987: Thunderstorm in May (based on the novel by Ludwig Ganghofer )
- 1988: Basement, with August Schmölzer and Claudia Messner
- 1989: Everything changes with the next man
- 1990: crash
- 1990: Another lover (after La prison by Georges Simenon )
- 1991: The bouncer
- 1992: Duet, with Josef Hader
- 1993: The scandalous women (based on Die Schwestern Kleh by Gina Kaus )
- 1994: The night of the nights
- 1994: boiled beef
- 1995: Lovers
- 1995: shackles
- 1997: Bella Ciao, with Senta Berger , Susi Nicoletti
- 1997: The seal, with Simon Schwarz , Erwin Steinhauer
- 1997: Lamorte , with Senta Berger , Nicole Heesters , Christiane Hörbiger
- 1998: Krambambuli
- 1998: Fever
- 1998: Single Bells , with Martina Gedeck , Gregor Bloéb
- 1999: Stella di mare - help, we inherit a ship!
- 1999: Vino Santo - Long live love, long live wine
- 2000: O Palmenbaum , with Martina Gedeck , Gregor Bloéb
- 2000: Happy Hour or Glück und Glas
- 2001: Edelweiss
- 2002: Andreas Hofer - The freedom of the eagle
- 2002: A dog came into the kitchen
- 2003: Anna's homecoming
- 2003: One love in Africa
- 2003: Dinner for Two
- 2004: My beautiful daughter
- 2004: Zuckeroma , with Karl Markovics , Aglaia Szyszkowitz , Bibiana Zeller
- 2005: Margarete Steiff
- 2006: Mom's favorite, with Gregor Bloéb, Friedrich von Thun
- 2006: Feine Dame, with Harald Krassnitzer , Aglaia Szyszkowitz, Bibiana Zeller
- 2006: My sweet secret , with Friedrich von Thun
- 2007: Love a dream , with Stefanie Dvorak, Florian David Fitz
- 2007: Copacabana, with Bruno Ganz , Nicole Heesters , Erni Mangold , Friedrich von Thun
- 2009: Sisi
- 2009: Detective against his will
- 2012: The seductress Adele Spitzeder , with Birgit Minichmayr , Sunnyi Melles , Alicia von Rittberg
- 2012: Clarissa's secret, with Katja Riemann , Paula Kalenberg
- 2013: Silence , TV film with Jan Fedder , Iris Berben
Awards (selection)
- 1982: German Camera Prize (feature film / television play) for Veronika Voss' Sehnsucht
- 1983: Silver Bear of the Berlinale for The Silent Ocean
- 1984: German Camera Award (TV film) for The Silent Ocean
- 1986: Bavarian Film Prize (direction and design) for the Blue Danube Waltz
- 1990: German Camera Award (television play) for crash
- 1991: Adolf Grimme Prize with bronze for Another Lover
- 1992: Adolf Grimme Prize with bronze for Der Bouncer (together with Jörg Graser and Claudia Messner )
- 1998: Golden Romy for Best Director for Krambambuli
- 1999: Adolf Grimme Prize in the fiction & entertainment category for Krambambuli
- 2004: German Camera Prize Honor camera prize for life's work
- 2006: Herbert Quandt Media Prize for Margarete Steiff (TV film SWR)
Web links
- Xaver Schwarzenberger in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Xaver Schwarzenberger at filmportal.de
- Xaver Schwarzenberger at prisma.de
- Biography at hollywood.com (english)
- Xaver Schwarzenberger DIRECTING GUIDE
Individual evidence
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↑ Billionaire divorce: marriage of Wolfgang and Susanne Porsche at the end. oe24 , August 31, 2008, archived from the original on September 9, 2012 ; Retrieved April 7, 2017 . Xaver Schwarzenberger. orf.at , archived from the original on April 20, 2015 ; Retrieved April 7, 2017 .
- ↑ Film adaptation 1986 The Franza case
personal data | |
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SURNAME | Schwarzenberger, Xaver |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Austrian cameraman and director |
DATE OF BIRTH | April 21, 1946 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Vienna |