Joachim Brennecke(1919-2011)

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Joachim Brennecke

Joachim Brennecke was born on 6 December 1919 in Berlin, Germany. He was an actor, known for Anschlag auf Baku (1942), Ein toller Tag (1954) and Alle kann ich nicht heiraten (1952). He was married to Ilse Brennecke-Batliner. He died on 6 September 2011 in Vaduz, Liechtenstein.

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Known for

René Deltgen and Willy Fritsch in Anschlag auf Baku (1942)

Anschlag auf Baku

4.5

Ali Baba, ein Mann vom Sicherheitsdienst

1942

Ein toller Tag (1954)

7.2

Cherubin, page

1954

Adrian Hoven, Hardy Krüger, and Sonja Ziemann in Alle kann ich nicht heiraten (1952)

Alle kann ich nicht heiraten

4.9

Ernst Vogel

1952

Sonne über der Adria (1954)

Sonne über der Adria

Charly

1954

Credits

Actor

Bedaure, falsch verbunden
7.6
TV Movie
- Dr. Alexander
- 1962
Auf Wiedersehen am blauen Meer
4.9
- Locatelli
- 1962
Alarm für Dora X
8.6
TV Series
- 1962
Auf Wiedersehn am Bodensee
- Dr. Werner Bergmann
- 1956
Die Wirtin an der Lahn
- 1955
Sonne über der Adria
- Charly
- 1954
Ein toller Tag
7.2
- Cherubin, page
- 1954
Sanatorium total verrückt
- Inges Begleiter
- 1954
The Lie
5.6
TV Movie
- Philip
- 1954
Der Vetter aus Dingsda
6.1
- Roderich de Weert
- 1953
Du bist die Welt für mich
7.6
- Tino
- 1953
Die Kaiserin von China
5.4
- Heinrich Morland
- 1953
So ein Affentheater
- Stefan Popp
- 1953
Trois cavaliers au pensionnat
- Ferdinand Dorn
- 1953
Lockende Sterne
5.2
- Karl Ludwig Nordhaus
- 1952

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Personal details

Born
- December 6, 1919
- Berlin, Germany
Died
- September 6, 2011
- Vaduz, Liechtenstein
Spouse
- Ilse Brennecke-Batliner? - September 6, 2011 (his death, 1 child)
Other works
1950: Dubbing voice of Roger Livesey in the German post-synchronized version of Gregory Ratoff's 1949 "That dangerous age" (Frauen im gefährlichen Alter).
Publicity listings
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Trivia
Son of a poet, he made his debut on the stage in 1939 at the Prussian State Theatre. Brennecke remained part of the ensemble cast there until 1945. Was something of a matinee idol during the 1940's and remained popular in leading roles in both the East (Defa) and West German cinema after the war. Retired from acting in 1972.

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