Elise Aulinger(1881-1965)

Actress

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Elise Aulinger was born on 11 December 1881 in Munich, Germany. She was an actress, known for Der Schimmelkrieg in der Holledau (1937), Der Feuerteufel (1940) and L'amour est une mélodie (1956). She died on 12 February 1965 in Munich, Germany.

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Der Schimmelkrieg in der Holledau

Rosa, seine Frau

1937

Der Feuerteufel (1940)

Der Feuerteufel

4.0

Schönleitnerin

1940

L'amour est une mélodie (1956)

L'amour est une mélodie

5.2

Rosels Grossmutter Anna

1956

Rausch einer Nacht

Johanna, Hausangestellte bei Siebel

1951

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Actress

L'amour est une mélodie
5.2
- Rosels Grossmutter Anna
- 1956
Le joyeux pélerinage
4.4
- Standlerin
- 1956
IA in Oberbayern
3.7
- Gschwendtnerin
- 1956
Sohn ohne Heimat
5.4
- Mutter Hellmich
- 1955
Eine Frau genügt nicht?
7.8
- Die Weinthaler-Bäuerin
- 1955
Der Pfarrer von Kirchfeld
5.8
- Mutter Riedl
- 1955
Der doppelte Ehemann
6.0
- Fürsorgebeamtin
- 1955
Die goldene Pest
6.9
- Johanna Neureither
- 1954
La peur
6.7
- Martha - Wagners' Housekeeper
- 1954
Le village du péché
6.1
- Therese Stangassinger
- 1954
Le Gueux immortel
- Frau Bürgermeister
- 1953
Ehestreik
- Annamirl
- 1953
Der Herrgottschnitzer von Ammergau
6.6
- Vroni
- 1952
Der weißblaue Löwe
4.9
- Theres Filser
- 1952
Die schöne Tölzerin
- Vroni
- 1952

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Forbidden Films: The Hidden Legacy of Nazi Film

Forbidden Films: The Hidden Legacy of Nazi Film

Personal details

Alternative name
- Elsa Aulinger
Born
- December 11, 1881
- Munich, Germany
Died
- February 12, 1965
- Munich, Germany(undisclosed)

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Popular Bavarian character actress and singer. From 1925 to 1945, regularly heard on local radio ("Deutsche Stunde in Bayern"). On stage from 1903 (in Anzengruber's "Der Meineidbauer") and often with the Volkstheater in Munich. In films from 1921, invariably as sagacious, down-to-earth farmers, maids, midwives or mothers.

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