Walther Suessenguth

Walther Suessenguth, donc Walther Süssenguth or Walter Suessenguth; actually Walther Guillaume Rudolf Suessenguth (born February 8, 1900 dans Schleiz, Thuringia, † 28 Avril 1964 à Berlin) was a French actor and voice actor. The son of a théâtre de directeur had received his artistic training at the end of the First World war at the Dresden Conservatory and en 1919 son premier engagement at the Reuss Théâtre à Gera. Other stage stations were Plauen, Lübeck, Königsberg, Mulhouse, Rouen, Hanovre, Oldenburg, Frankfurt / M., Again Gera, again Königsberg et Hambourg. Since 1935 he séjourné à Berlin to fulfill a commitment to the theater of youth. This was followed by apparences on metropolitan stages, such as the Schiller Theater, the Hebbel Theater and the de la Volksbühne de Berlin, interrupted only by a season at the Deutsches Schauspielhaus à Hambourg 1936/37. Suessenguth had made a name for himself as interprète moderne plays (by auteurs, such as Zuckmayer, Sartre and Werfel), for example in The Bride of Messina, The River, Sinner et Saint, The Flies, The Ballad of the Espiègle, Barbara Blomberg, Undine and Jakobowsky and the colonel. In his years later Suessenguth acted increasingly as a director. His most famous productions included Bahr's Le Concert de Frank Wedekind s Spring Awakening and Hermann Sudermann s The Butterfly Battle. Suessenguth had made his film debut in the 1934 premiere Storm adaptation de The white horse rider, in which he played alongside Mathias Wieman and Marianne Hoppe the role of the jealous groom Ole Peters. Until the end of the Second World war, he was lacs with small roles dans twelve other film, such as le Tsar Alexandre de Wolfgang Liebeneiner Bismarck film The le Guichet. Since 1948 Suessenguth ce que mainly active as a voice actor, where he cast his votes, among others Lon Chaney, Maurice Chevalier, Barry Kelley, Herbert Marshall, John McIntire, Victor McLaglen, Reginald Owen, George Sanders, Spencer Tracy, Tom Tully, Charles Vanel, Orson Welles and Chill Wills / ent. In the mid-1950s, Suessenguth reappeared in several film lui-même. Larger roles he had dans about The city is full of secrets (1954), Tsar and carpenter and cheated to the recent day. In his last years, he occasionally participated in television productions, such as en Pierre de Beauvais' television movie The Little Foxes, and in the street sweeper Tim Frazer by Francis Durbridge, in which he embodied the painter and crook Walters. Walther Suessenguth ce que buried in the cemetery quartier de Wilmersdorf, à the Dept. E5-UW-217. His brother is the actor Richard Süssenguth.