Renate Ewert
Renate Ewert (9 November 1933 in Königsberg, East Prussia, Germany - now Kaliningrad, Russia – 4 December 1966, Munich, West Germany) was a German actress. She died reportedly from suicide, aged 33.
Renate Ewert
- Name
- Renate Ewert
- Born
- 9 November 1933
- Died
- 4 December 1966
- Occupation
- Actress
- Nationality
- Germany
- Languages
- German
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Renate Ewert (9 November 1933 in Königsberg, East Prussia, Germany - now Kaliningrad, Russia – 4 December 1966, Munich, West Germany) was a German actress. She died reportedly from suicide, aged 33.
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• Name — Renate Ewert • Born — 9 November 1933 • Died — 4 December 1966 • Occupation — Actress
Filmography
Filmography
• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1955 — 08/15 at Home — Barbara Brucks • 1956 — IA in Oberbayern — Greta Bullerjahn • 1956 — Lumpaci the Vagabond (1956 film) — Traudl, Kellnerin • 1957 — Der Adler vom Velsatal — Gina Nicolini • 1957 — Die verpfuschte Hochzeitsnacht — Ida Schulze • 1957 — Tired Theodore — Lilo Haase • 1957 — Junger Mann, der alles kann — Corinna • 1957 — Von allen geliebt — Blumenverkäuferin — Uncredited • 1957 — At the Green Cockatoo by Night — Hilde Wagner, Irenes Schwester • 1958 — Mikosch, the Pride of the Company — Susi Lindinger • 1958 — Liebe kann wie Gift sein — Susanne • 1958 — The Man Who Couldn't Say No — Marilzn • 1958 — Gräfin Mariza — Lisa • 1959 — Mikosch of the Secret Service — Susi Lindinger • 1959 — I Spit on Your Grave — Sylvia Shannon • 1959 — Immer die Mädchen — Lu • 1959 — The Blue Sea and You — Suzy • 1959 — Mein Schatz, komm mit ans blaue Meer — Lilo Fischer • 1960 — The Crimson Circle — Thalia Drummond • 1960 — Hit Parade 1960 — Susanne • 1960 — The True Jacob — Yvette • 1960 — The Mystery of the Green Spider — Yvonne Krüger • 1961 — Schlagerparade 1961 — Susanne Grosser • 1961 — Always Trouble with the Bed — Zsa Zsa • 1962 — So toll wie anno dazumal — Evelyne Wilden • 1962 — Axel Munthe, The Doctor of San Michele — Patientin • 1963 — Girl's Apartment — Lolotte • 1964 — Backfire — The Countess with Mario • 1964 — Angélique, Marquise des Anges — Margot • 1965 — Hotel of Dead Guests — Lucy Balmore • 1965 — Marvelous Angelique — Margot • 1966 — Agent 505: Death Trap in Beirut — Room Maid
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Renate Ewert died at Munich.
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- 1., Geburtsjahr nach den Angaben auf ihrem Grabstein, abweichend wird in Zeitungen und Illustrierten das Jahr 1935 genannt.
- 2.Kürschners biographisches Theater-Handbuch, herausgegeben von Herbert A. Frenzel und Hans Joachim Moser, Walter de Gruyter & Co., Berlin 1956, S. 157
- 3.2016-12-10. Vater Ewert fordert: Renates Tod untersuchen.
- 4.Ein kurzes gleißendes Leben. webarchiv-server.de.
- 5.Schriftliche Auskunft der Friedhofsverwaltung vom 19. November 2020
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