O.E. Hasse(1903-1978)

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État de siège (1972)

O.E. Hasse was born on 11 July 1903 in Obersitzko, Prussia, Germany [now Obrzycko, Wielkopolskie, Poland]. He was an actor and writer, known for La loi du silence (1953), Amiral Canaris (1954) and Les Aventures d'Arsène Lupin (1957). He died on 11 September 1978 in West Berlin, West Germany.

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Sanfter Schrecken
6.2
TV Movie
- Lord Sherwood
- 1977
Le renard
6.4
TV Series
- Konsul Karst
- 1977
Die Geisel
TV Movie
- Musjö
- 1977
Läster-Lexikon
TV Series
- 1975
Eiszeit
5.5
- Old Man
- 1975
L'età della pace
6.9
- Simone
- 1975
Ein Abend mit O.E. Hasse
TV Movie
- Strafverteidiger
- Julius Caesar
- 1973
État de siège
7.7
- Carlos Ducas
- 1972
Das geliebte Klischee - Wandlungen zentraler Motive der deutschen Dramatik des 20. Jahrhunderts
TV Series
- Sir Winston Churchill (ep.: Die Soldaten)
- 1971
Cäsar und Cleopatra
9.0
TV Movie
- Julius Cäsar
- 1969
Trois chambres à Manhattan
6.4
- Hourvitch
- 1965
Rameaus Neffe
TV Movie
- Jean François Rameau
- 1964
Mission spéciale au 2ème bureau
4.8
- Prof. Larsen
- 1964
Geliebter Lügner
TV Movie
- George Bernard Shaw
- 1963
Mein Vater hatte recht
TV Movie
- Charles Bellanger, 2. u. 3. Akt
- Adolphe Bellanger
- 1963

État de siège
7.7
- voice dubbing: O.E. Hasse (german version, uncredited)
- 1972
Mission spéciale au 2ème bureau
4.8
- voice dubbing: O.E. Hasse (german version, uncredited)
- 1964
Le train de Berlin est arrêté
7.8
- voice dubbing: José Ferrer (german version, uncredited)
- 1963
L'affaire Nabob
4.7
- voice dubbing: O.E. Hasse (german version, uncredited)
- 1960
Les espions
6.7
- voice dubbing: O.E. Hasse (german version, uncredited)
- 1957
Sait-on jamais...
5.7
- voice dubbing: O.E. Hasse (german version, uncredited)
- 1957
Les Aventures d'Arsène Lupin
6.3
- german voice dubbing: O.E. Hasse (uncredited)
- 1957
Opération Tirpitz
6.6
- voice dubbing: O.E. Hasse (german version, uncredited)
- 1955
Les cloches n'ont pas sonné
5.2
- voice dubbing: Michel Simon (german version, uncredited)
- 1954
Martin Luther
6.8
- voice dubbing: Philip Leaver (german version, uncredited)
- 1953
La loi du silence
7.2
- voice dubbing: O.E. Hasse (german version, uncredited)
- 1953
Le traître
7.2
- voice dubbing: O.E. Hasse (german version, uncredited)
- 1951

Trivia
Saturnine German character actor, often seen in military or authoritarian roles. The son of a blacksmith, he initially studied law in Berlin prior to taking acting classes at the Max-Reinhardt-Seminar in 1923. On stage in Prague and Berlin, subsequently long-standing member of the Munich Kammerspiele (1930-39). His theatrical and film career took off after World War II, with leading roles in Ballade berlinoise (1948) and Amiral Canaris (1954) (title role). Some international exposure in films by Hitchcock and Litvak and a prolific voice actor, the German dubbing voice for Charles Laughton, Humphrey Bogart, Spencer Tracy, Paul Muni and Clark Gable.