Hilde Seipp(1909-1999)

Actress

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Hilde Seipp in Es lebe die Liebe (1944)

Hilde Seipp was born on 28 October 1909 in Berlin, Germany. She was an actress, known for Amphitryon (1935), Serenade (1937) and Es lebe die Liebe (1944). She was married to Jürgen von Alten. She died on 4 November 1999 in Lilienthal, Germany.

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Known for

Amphitryon (1935)

6.8

Actress

1935

Hilde Krahl and Igo Sym in Serenade (1937)

7.7

Singer

1937

Es lebe die Liebe (1944)

Es lebe die Liebe

7.4

Fritzi Lindner

1944

Evelyne, Sängerin

1937

Credits

Actress

Die Sterne lügen nicht
5.3
- Operettensängerin
- 1950
Es lebe die Liebe
7.4
- Fritzi Lindner
- 1944
Johann
6.6
- Gräfin Alice von Heiningen
- 1943
Die Brezel
Short
- Chansonsängerin
- 1939
Der betrogene Kalif
Short
- 1938
Wer bist Du?
Short
- Thora Malta
- 1938
Der Biberpelz
6.1
- Sängerin
- 1937
Serenade
7.7
- Singer
- 1937
Heimweh
- Evelyne, Sängerin
- 1937
Togger
4.8
- Maira de Costa
- 1937
Guten Abend, gute Nacht
Short
- Helene, seine Frau
- 1936
Le Paradis des dames
7.0
- 1936
Mazurka
7.2
- Vocal (uncredited)
- 1935
Amphitryon
6.8
- 1935

Personal details

Born
- October 28, 1909
- Berlin, Germany
Died
- November 4, 1999
- Lilienthal, Germany
Spouse
- Jürgen von AltenMay 22, 1937 - February 28, 1994 (his death)

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Trivia
Beautiful revue and cabaret singer of the 1930's who began in films by dubbing for Pola Negri. She was subsequently cast as a supporting actress in several feature films, though her contribution usually amounted to little more than musical interludes. She is best remembered for several popular songs of the period, including "Nachts, ging das Telefon" (by Willi Kollo) and "Schön war die Zeit" (by Peter Kreuder).

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