Anna Müller-Lincke(1868-1935)

Actress
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Producer

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Anna Müller-Lincke

Anna Müller-Lincke was born on 8 April 1868 in Berlin, Germany. She was an actress and producer, known for Traue nie dem blossen Schein (1916), Namensheirat (1930) and Poupée blonde (1933). She was married to Paul Lincke. She died on 24 January 1935 in Berlin, Germany.

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Known for

Traue nie dem blossen Schein

Köchin Anna

1916

Namensheirat (1930)

Frau Lebrecht

1930

Poupée blonde (1933)

6.6

Actress(as A. Müller-Lincke)

1933

Hans Albers in Casse-cou (1931)

6.7

Frau Pahlke, Inhaberin Artistenpension

1931

Credits

Actress

Alles um eine Frau
2.0
- Frau Winter
- 1935
L'Agent Schwenke
2.7
- 1935
Carlos schönstes Abenteuer
Short
- Zimmervermieterin
- 1934
Die Liebe und die erste Eisenbahn
7.0
- 1934
Der kühne Schwimmer
- 1934
Ferner liefen
Short
- 1934
Zwischen zwei Herzen
- Dora Jänisch
- 1934
Keine Angst vor Liebe
4.5
- Frau Schultze
- 1933
So leben wir alle Tage
Short
- 1933
Le Jeune Hitlérien Quex
5.5
- Eine Nachbarin Völkers (Völkers' neighbour) (uncredited)
- 1933
Poupée blonde
6.6
- (as A. Müller-Lincke)
- 1933
Schüsse an der Grenze
- 1933
Drei von der Kavallerie
- 1932
Ventres glacés
6.6
- 1932
Mon Léopold
5.1
- 1931

Music Department

Producer

Personal details

Alternative name
- A. Müller-Lincke
Born
- April 8, 1868
- Berlin, Germany
Died
- January 24, 1935
- Berlin, Germany
Spouse
- Paul Lincke1893 - 1898 (divorced)
Publicity listings
- 1 Article

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Trivia
German comedic character actress and operatic singer, married to the composer Paul Lincke from 1886 to 1901. Earning herself the sobriquet "Königin des Humors" (Queen of Humour), she performed on stage in Berlin and later conducted successful tours of Europe and the Americas. In films with Deutsche Bioscop from 1907, she appeared initially in hearty roles (cooks, maids, resolute widows), latterly as dowagers and little old ladies.

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