Werner Hochbaum
Werner Hochbaum (7 March 1899, Kiel – 15 April 1946) was a German screenwriter, film producer and director.
Werner Hochbaum
- Born
- 1899 · Kiel.
- Died
- 1946 · Potsdam.
- Nationality
- German Empire · Weimar Republic · Nazi Germany
- Occupation
- screenwriter · film producer · journalist · actor · director · writer
- Languages
- German
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Werner Hochbaum (7 March 1899, Kiel – 15 April 1946) was a German screenwriter, film producer and director.
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Selected filmography
Selected filmography
• Brothers (1929) • Raid in St. Pauli (1932) • Tugboat M 17 (1933) • Judgment of Lake Balaton (Hungary/Austria, 1933) • Life Begins Tomorrow (1933) • Suburban Cabaret (Austria, 1935) • The Eternal Mask (Austria/Switzerland, 1935) • Light Cavalry (German) (1935), Light Cavalry (French) (1935) • Schatten der Vergangenheit (Austria, 1936) • Hannerl and Her Lovers (Austria, 1936) • The Empress's Favourite (1936) • Talking About Jacqueline (1937) • A Girl Goes Ashore (1938) • Drei Unteroffiziere (1939)
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Werner Hochbaum is recorded with the occupation film director. Recorded as screenwriter, film producer, journalist, actor and director.
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1946
Werner Hochbaum died in 1946 at Potsdam.
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Kiel.
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- 1.Staatsarchiv Hamburg, Heiratsregister Standesamt Hamburg 20a, Nr. 694/1920
- 2.Eintrag im Hamburger Handelsregister am 25. April 1930
- 3.Die Dreharbeiten wurden wegen des Konkurses der Produktionsfirma abgebrochen. Bilder aus dem Film wurden in der Zeitschrift "Die Filmwoche", Jg. 1932, Nr. 40, S. 1308 und Nr. 41, S. 1341 veröffentlicht.
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