Occupation Actor Died May 15, 1985 Role Actor | Name Heinz Wemper Years active 1929-1943 | |
Born 8 June 1903 ( 1903-06-08 ) Hattingen, Germany Movies The Man Who Was Sherlock, The Red Terror, Mordsache Holm, Black Roses, Der Weg nach Shanghai Similar People Fritz Arno Wagner, Karl Hartl, Paul Wegener, Herbert Selpin, Karl Ritter | ||
Heinz Wemper (8 June 1903 – 15 May 1985) was a German actor. He appeared in 27 films between 1929 and 1943.
Filmography
Actor
1968
Bürgerkrieg in Russland (TV Mini Series)
- Das Ende in Sibirien (1968)
1967
Dreizehn Briefe (TV Series) as
Schöning / Studienrat
- Das neue Amt (1967) - Schöning
- Alarm im Äther (1967) - Studienrat
1967
Dieser Mann und Deutschland (TV Movie)
1966
Lautlose Jagd (TV Series)
- Der Drilling (1966)
1966
Der Verrat von Ottawa (TV Movie) as
Mischa
1966
Die Ermittlung (TV Movie) as
Angeklagter Capesius
1966
Hafenpolizei (TV Series) as
Juwelier Breuker
- Juwelen nach Maß (1966) - Juwelier Breuker
1943
Akrobat Schööön! as
First stageworker
1942
G.P.U. as
Der Helfer von Volkus in Riga
1941
Stukas as
Oberwerkmeister Heinze
1938
Sergeant Berry as
Gangsterboss (uncredited)
1938
Tanz auf dem Vulkan as
Henkersknecht (uncredited)
1938
The Green Hell as
Verwalter des Urwaldwarenhauses (uncredited)
1938
Nordlicht as
Sven
1938
Mordsache Holm as
Gast
1937
Two Merry Adventurers as
Verwalter des Lombard-Hauses
1937
Der Herrscher as
Werkmeister
1936
Der Weg nach Shanghai as
Commander in Karewo
1936
Eskapade as
Suboff, Argent der Geheimpolizei
1936
Arzt aus Leidenschaft as
Mann - der sich schlägt
1936
Die letzte Fahrt der Santa Margareta as
Der pockennarbige Jan
1936
The Czar's Courier as
Wassili
1935
Schwarze Rosen as
Kosak Iwanoff
1935
Eine Nacht an der Donau as
Kutscher
1935
The Gypsy Baron
1935
Wenn ein Mädel Hochzeit macht as
Otto, ihr Sohn
1934
My Wife the Champion Shot
1934
Gold as
Vesitsch
1934
Der Polizeibericht meldet
1933
K 1 greift ein as
Max
1933
The Innocent Country Girl as
Joseph
1932
Glück über Nacht
1932
Theodor Körner
1929
The Ship of Lost Men
References
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