Hans Leibelt(1885-1974)

Actor

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Heinz Rühmann and Hans Leibelt in Ce diable de garçon (1944)

Hans Leibelt was born on 11 March 1885 in Leipzig, Germany. He was an actor, known for Écartement du droit chemin (1939), Eine Frau ohne Bedeutung (1936) and Les buddenbrook (1959). He was married to Hilli Wildenhain and Jenny Orf. He died on 3 December 1974 in Munich, Bavaria, West Germany.

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Awards
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Known for

Alfred Otto Boettcher in Écartement du droit chemin (1939)

Écartement du droit chemin

6.9

Ministerialrat Wüllersdorf

1939

Eine Frau ohne Bedeutung (1936)

Eine Frau ohne Bedeutung

4.2

Lord Illingworth sen.

1936

Les buddenbrook (1959)

Les buddenbrook

6.8

Dr. Friedrich Grabow

1959

Carl Kuhlmann, Albert Lippert, Erich Ponto, Erich Waschneck, and Hilde Weissner in Die Rothschilds (1940)

Die Rothschilds

6.0

König Ludwig XVII von Frankreich

1940

Credits

Actor

Grieche sucht Griechin
5.3
- 1966
Der Mann, der sich Abel nannte
8.8
TV Movie
- Richter Byers
- 1966
Die Affäre
9.0
TV Movie
- Gay
- 1965
Belles d'un soir
4.3
- 1965
...und heute ins Theater - Ich, erste Person Einzahl
TV Movie
- Oswald Pargeter
- 1965
Die Brücke von Estaban
8.6
TV Movie
- Pater José
- 1964
Frau Warrens Gewerbe
TV Movie
- Pastor Samuel Gardner
- 1964
Schuß in d-moll
TV Movie
- Butler John
- 1964
Die erste Legion
8.7
TV Movie
- Monsignore Michael Carey
- 1964
Darf ich Sie eine Minute sprechen?
TV Short
- Pastor Semmelweiss
- 1964
Der Kreis
8.7
TV Movie
- Lord Porteous
- 1964
Die Reise auf den Mond
8.2
TV Movie
- Mondkönig Cosmos
- 1964
Traumulus
TV Movie
- Brunner, Sanitätsrat
- 1963
Das Glück der Ehe
TV Movie
- Arzt
- 1963
Der 42. Himmel
6.8
- Gerichtspräsident
- 1962

Personal details

Alternative name
- Franz Leibelt
Born
- March 11, 1885
- Leipzig, Germany
Died
- December 3, 1974
- Munich, Bavaria, West Germany
Spouses
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Avuncular German character actor, the son of a teacher and originally trained as a textile merchant. Prolific on stage (from 1903) and screen (from 1923), invariably in sympathetic, well-meaning roles (uncles, fathers, jovial police officers, diplomats and academics). Arguably, his most popular role was that of Gymnasialdirektor Knauer, nicknamed "Zeus", in the classic classroom farce Ce diable de garçon (1944). He later appeared in several post-war Defa productions in East Germany.

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