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| Alma Seidler
1899 - 1977 |
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. The actress Alma Seidler came in touch with the theater at a young age because her father Ernst Seidler was a regular actor at the Burgtheater in Vienna since 1918. Alma Seidler too took part in numerous plays at this theater where she remained active from the 20s to the 70s. She only appeared very seldom in front of the camera at the beginning of her career, her first film was the silent movie "Der Feuertod" (20). It followed a long-lasting interruption before she continued her film carerr from 1945. She made her comeback with the production "Wo ist Herr Belling?" (45). Alma Seider became a busy support actress in the postwar film business and she impersonated rles in movies like "Der Engel mit der Posaune" (48), "Weisses Gold" (49), "Cordula" (50), "1. April 2000" (52), "Franz Schubert" (53), "Drei Männer im Schnee" (55), "Mozart" (55), "Die Heilige und ihr Narr" (57), "Skandal in Ischl" (57) and "Auferstehung" (58). She remained active as an actress till to the old age and to her last cinematical works belong "Das weite Land" (60), "Der brave Soldakt Schwejk" (60), "Jedermann" (61), "Ostwind" (67), "Der Tag der Tauben" (70), "Der Raub der Sabinerinnen" (76), "Der Unverbesserliche" (77) and "Der Spinnenmörder" (78). Alma Seidler was married with the actor Karl Eidlitz. Other
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