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- Louis Nerz nació el 15 de febrero de 1866 en Chlumetz, Böhmen, Austrian Empire [ahora Chlumec nad Cidlinou, Bohemia, Czech Republic]. Fue un escritor y actor, conocido por Las manos de Orlac (1924), Königin Draga (1920) y Der Dieb im Schlafcoupée (1929). Murió el 20 de enero de 1938 en Viena, Austria.
- His manuscript of Austria's most important contribution to expressionist cinema, the horror story Orlac's Hands, attracted attention. The director there was the German Robert Wiene, for whose Viennese productions Nerz wrote the screenplays several times at the end of his film career.
- He was an Austrian screenwriter and actor.
- Without having enjoyed any artistic training, Louis Nerz started his career in 1885 at the Budweiser City Theater.
- After initial leading roles, however, he soon had to settle for smaller roles. In the 1920s, Nerz was primarily active in film as a screenwriter and in this capacity worked primarily for 'Pan-Film'.
- Nerz, who also sat on the board of directors of the Austrian Film Association, also worked for Pan-Film as artistic director and dramaturge.
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