Paula Denk(1908-1978)

Actress

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Paula Denk was born on 18 January 1908. She was an actress, known for Escapade (1936), Conan Doyle und der Fall Edalji (1966) and Das Glas Wasser (1958). She was married to Max Eckard. She died on 9 January 1978 in Munich, Bavaria, West Germany.

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Known for

Renate Müller in Escapade (1936)

6.5

Vera - seine Braut

1936

Conan Doyle und der Fall Edalji

8.9

TV Movie

Mrs. Edalji

1966

Das Glas Wasser

9.7

TV Movie

Dutchess of Marlborough

1958

Ingrid Capelle in Mord im Pfarrhaus (1970)

Mord im Pfarrhaus

6.5

TV Movie

Price Ridley

1970

Credits

Actress

Mein lieber Mann
TV Series
- (1978)
- 1978
Mond Mond Mond
TV Series
- Brötchenfrau
- 1977
Inspecteur Derrick
6.7
TV Series
- Frau Werth
- 1975
Le Petit Docteur
7.9
TV Series
- Madame Pilard
- 1974
Die Fälle des Herrn Konstantin
TV Series
- 1974
Pater Brown
8.4
TV Series
- 1972
Alarm
7.6
TV Series
- 1972
Der Seitensprung des Genossen Barkassow
TV Movie
- Oma
- 1972
Mord im Pfarrhaus
6.5
TV Movie
- Price Ridley
- 1970
Ein kleines Fest
TV Movie
- Gertrud Francke
- 1969
Ostern
8.9
TV Movie
- Frau Heyst
- 1968
Spielplatz
TV Movie
- Lily Chalmers
- 1966
Conan Doyle und der Fall Edalji
8.9
TV Movie
- Mrs. Edalji
- 1966
Ein Tag in Paris
9.2
TV Movie
- Leonida
- 1966
Betty Blue
8.1
TV Movie
- Miss Selby
- 1966

Personal details

Born
- January 18, 1908
Died
- January 9, 1978
- Munich, Bavaria, West Germany
Spouse
- Max Eckard? - June 9, 1978 (her death)

Did you know

Trivia
In the 1950s, Denk began appearing in television roles, highlighted by a performance as Margot in Besuch Aus Der Zone (1958), and Leonida in Ein Tag in Paris (1966), in which Denk co-starred with Horst Tappert, who in 1975 would invite her to appear in an episode of his popular and long-running hit series, Derrick (TV series).

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