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| Marianne
Hoppe
1909 - 2002 |
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. The actress Marianne Hoppe began at the age of 17 at the acting school of the Deutsches Theater Berlin and took private lessons at the actress Lucie Höflich. One year later she got first engagements at Max Reinhardt, later followed works at the Neues Theater Frankfurt and at the Münchner Kammerspiele. She made her film debut in 1933 with "Der Judas von Tirol" and was convincing the film world of her acting ability so that she was engaged subsequently for leading roles at once. To her most impressives roles of the 30's belong "Der Schimmelreiter" (33), "Schwarzer Jäger Johanna" (34), "Wenn der Hahn kräht" (36), "Eine Frau ohne Bedeutung" (36), "Der Herrscher" (37), "Capriolen" (37) and "Der Schritt vom Wege" (39). She got married with the actor Gustaf Gründgens 1936 for whom she already played at the Staatliches Schauspielhaus am Gendarmenmarkt from 1935 and where she impersonated many roles till 1945. Till the end of war she took part in the movies "Auf Wiedersehen, Franziska!" (41), "Romanze in Moll" (42) and "Ich brauche Dich" (44). After the war she continued her theater career before the film came up again with rewarding roles. But in the next years came only a few movies into being like "Das verlorene Gesicht" (48), "Der Mann meines Lebens" (54), "Die seltsame Gräfin" (61) and "Der Schatz im Silbersee" (62). Apart from that she concentrated her activity besides the theater to the television. There she played in productions like "König Ödipus" (63), "Ein Wintermärchen" (65), the three-parter "Der Tod läuft hinterher" (67), "Tod eines Vaters" (78) and "Die Baronin" (81). To her last feature movies belong "Falsche Bewegung" (75) and "Schloss
Königswald" (85).
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