Ferdinand Marian(1902-1946)

Actor

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Ferdinand Marian in Le juif Suss (1940)

Ferdinand Marian was born on 14 August 1902 in Vienna, Austria-Hungary [now Austria]. He was an actor, known for Le juif Suss (1940), Le président Krüger (1941) and Les aventures fantastiques du Baron Munchhausen (1943). He was married to Maria Byk and Irene Saager. He died on 7 August 1946 in near Dürneck, Freising, Bavaria, Germany.

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Known for

Ferdinand Marian and Bruno Rehak in Le juif Suss (1940)

5.0

Joseph Süß Oppenheimer

1940

Emil Jannings and Theo Matejko in Le président Krüger (1941)

Le président Krüger

6.4

Cecil Rhodes

1941

Les aventures fantastiques du Baron Munchhausen (1943)

Les aventures fantastiques du Baron Munchhausen

7.0

Graf Cagliostro

1943

Gerhard Lamprecht and Pola Negri in Madame Bovary (1937)

7.0

Rodolphe Boulanger

1937

Credits

Actor

Das Gesetz der Liebe
5.4
- Baron Pistolecrone
- 1949
Dreimal Komödie
5.9
- Professor von Arnim
- 1949
Die Nacht der Zwölf
7.4
- Leopold Lanski, Agent
- 1949
Freunde
6.6
- Guido
- 1945
In flagranti
5.8
- Ing. Alfred Peters
- 1944
Reise in die Vergangenheit
7.4
- Carlo Ernst
- 1943
Tonelli
- Tonio Tonelli aka Joro, Artist
- 1943
Lumière dans la nuit
7.3
- Michael
- 1943
Les aventures fantastiques du Baron Munchhausen
7.0
- Graf Cagliostro
- 1943
Ein Zug fährt ab
7.0
- Michael Garden
- 1942
Le président Krüger
6.4
- Cecil Rhodes
- 1941
Le juif Suss
5.0
- Joseph Süß Oppenheimer
- 1940
Aus erster Ehe
2.9
- Professor Walter Helmerding
- 1940
Grandison le félon
3.4
- Friedensrichter Grandison
- 1940
Faux coupables
7.4
- 1939

Personal details

Born
- August 14, 1902
- Vienna, Austria-Hungary [now Austria]
Died
- August 7, 1946
- near Dürneck, Freising, Bavaria, Germany(road accident)
Spouses
Publicity listings
- 1 Biographical Movie
- 1 Magazine Cover Photo

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Trivia
Marian died in a road accident in 1946 near the village of Dürneck (today part of Freising) in Bavaria, probably driving under the influence. It is said that he was on his way to Munich with a borrowed car to collect denazification papers that with the permission by US film officer Eric Pleskow would allow him to work again, having celebrated this news just beforehand. Other sources suggest that the accident was suicide.

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