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Alma Seidler

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  • Born
    June 8, 1899 · Leoben, Styria, Austria-Hungary
  • Died
    December 8, 1977 · Vienna, Austria

Biography

    • Alma Seidler was born on June 8, 1899 in Leoben, Styria, Austria-Hungary. She was an actress, known for Le beau Danube bleu (1954), Jedermann (1961) and Ein Volksfeind (1964). She died on December 8, 1977 in Vienna, Austria.

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  • Daughter of the Austrian Prime Minister, E. von Seidler.
  • The actress Alma Seidler came in touch with the theater at a young age because her father Ernst Seidler was a regular actor at the Burgtheater in Vienna since 1918.
  • She remained active as an actress till to the old age and to her last cinematical works belong "Der Raub der Sabinerinnen" (1976), "Der Unverbesserliche" (1977) and "Der Spinnenmörder" (1978).
  • Alma Seidler too took part in numerous plays at this theater where she remained active from the 20s to the 70s.
  • She only appeared very seldom in front of the camera at the beginning of her career, her first film was the silent movie "Der Feuertod" (1920). It followed a long-lasting interruption before she continued her film career from 1945. She made her comeback with the production "Wo ist Herr Belling?" (1945).

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