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Heinrich Schroth is a Actor Allemand born on 21 march 1871 at Pirmasens (German)

Heinrich Schroth

Heinrich Schroth
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Nationality German
Birth 21 march 1871 at Pirmasens (German)
Death 13 january 1945 (at 73 years) at Berlin (German)

Heinrich Schroth (23 March 1871 – 14 January 1945) was a German stage and film actor.

Biography

Heinrich Schroth was married three times. Little is known of his first wife. The couple had a son, Heinz Schroth (1902–1957). His second wife was Else Ruttersheim, with whom he had a son, actor and director Carl-Heinz Schroth (aka Heinz Sailer) in 1902. His third wife was German actress Käthe Haack, with whom he had a daughter, actress Hannelore Schroth in 1922.

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Theodor Loos
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Source : Wikidata

Filmography of Heinrich Schroth (41 films)

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Actor

Melody of a Great City
Melody of a Great City (1943)
, 1h47
Directed by Wolfgang Liebeneiner
Origin German
Genres Drama, Musical, Romance
Themes Musical films
Actors Hilde Krahl, Werner Hinz, Karl John, Will Dohm, Paul Henckels, Beppo Brem
Roles Alter Herr mit Enkelkind
Rating64% 3.215063.215063.215063.215063.21506
Renate Heiberg vit à Wasserburg am Inn et rêve de devenir photographe. Un jour, un pilote italien fait un atterrissage d'urgence. Renate saisit la chance, elle fait des photos. Le correspondant Rolf Bergmann la met en contact avec un journal de Berlin qui lui achète ses photos. Elles paraissent en une, Renate gagne 600 reichsmarks. Encouragée, la jeune femme s'en va vivre à Berlin et essaie d'obtenir un emploi avec plusieurs journaux. Mais elle essuie des refus. Seul le Berolina-Press l'engage. Seulement la première commande de Renate est un échec ; à cause d'un malentendu, les photos d'une course cycliste arrivent trop tard à la rédaction et ne correspondent plus aux exigences de la rédaction. Renate est renvoyé, puis elle rencontre son collègue Klaus Nolte, qui a déjà une réputation. Il soutient Renate et lui trouve un appartement.
The Dismissal
The Dismissal (1942)
, 1h50
Directed by Wolfgang Liebeneiner
Origin German
Genres Drama, Historical
Actors Emil Jannings, Margarete Schön, Christian Kayßler, Theodor Loos, Karl Ludwig Diehl, Werner Hinz
Roles General von Caprivi
Rating72% 3.6472653.6472653.6472653.6472653.647265
The film shows Bismarck being dismissed by Wilhelm II of Germany and the dilettantes who surround him. An unscrupulous schemer plays on the king's desire to lead and so persuades him to the dismissal. This results in a disastrous two-front war by destroying Bismarck's treaty with Russia and leaving him to lament with the question of who would complete his work.
Friedemann Bach
Friedemann Bach (1941)
, 1h42
Directed by Gustaf Gründgens, Ulrich Erfurth
Origin German
Genres Drama, Biography
Themes Films about music and musicians, Films about classical music and musicians, Musical films
Actors Gustaf Gründgens, Camilla Horn, Eugen Gottlob Klöpfer, Wolfgang Liebeneiner, Karl Hellmer, Lotte Koch
Roles Gutsverwalter bei Baron von Sollnau
Rating65% 3.2728253.2728253.2728253.2728253.272825
During a house concert, the Bach family gets a visit by their son Wilhelm Friedemann, who has just given up his position in Dresden because he no longer could endure the reprisals of his superiors. After he helps his sister Frederike to tell father Johann Sebastian about her
Süss, the Jew
Süss, the Jew (1940)
, 1h36
Directed by Veit Harlan
Genres Drama, Historical
Themes Politique, Films about religion, Political films, Films about capital punishment, Films about Jews and Judaism
Actors Ferdinand Marian, Werner Krauss, Heinrich George, Kristina Söderbaum, Eugen Gottlob Klöpfer, Bernhard Goetzke
Roles Herr von Neuffer
Rating49% 2.4993552.4993552.4993552.4993552.499355
The film begins with the coronation of Karl Alexander, Duke of Württemberg (Heinrich George), a man much beloved by his people, who swears an oath to obey the laws of the dukedom "according to the traditional Württemberg loyalty and honesty." However, the Duke soon becomes frustrated because the Württemberg Diet (the provincial council) refuses him the funds needed to maintain a lifestyle comparable to his neighboring sovereigns; in particular, he wants a personal bodyguard, an opera company, and a ballet company. Lacking funds even to purchase coronation gifts for the Duchess (Hilde von Stolz), the Duke sends a courtier to Frankfurt to borrow money from Joseph Süß Oppenheimer (Ferdinand Marian). Süß shows the emissary jewels and jewelry that are obviously beyond the Duke's means and then says that it would be his honor to provide the Duke with jewelry at a substantial discount. However, Süß insists on presenting the items to the Duke personally despite a ban against Jews (Judenbann) entering the city that has been in force for over a century. Armed with a pass from the Duke, Süß cuts his hair, shaves his beard, and dons "Christian" clothes so that he can enter Württemberg disguised as a Christian. As his carriage gets into an accident, Süß gets a lift from Dorothea Sturm (Kristina Söderbaum) to the city.
Furlough on Parole
Furlough on Parole (1938)
, 1h27
Genres Drama, War
Themes Political films
Actors Fritz Kampers, Carl Raddatz, Rolf Möbius, Berta Drews, Käthe Haack, Heinrich Schroth
Roles Oberstleutnant
Rating73% 3.6505153.6505153.6505153.6505153.650515
Based on the autobiographical novella of the same title by Kilian Koll, (Walter Julius Bloem, Jr.), the film is set late in 1918, during the final stages of the First World War. A troop of German infantry are on their way from the Eastern to the Western Front and must change trains in Berlin. After marching through the centre of the city from one station to another, they must wait several hours for their connecting train. The major in command gives strict orders that no one must go into this city full of "deserters, revolutionaries, and defeatists", even though most of the men are from Berlin, but in response to the pleading of Colonel Hartmann (Fritz Kampers), who had saved his life in the trenches, young Lieutenant Prätorius (Rolf Moebius) grants passes on the men's solemn promise to return in time: "I have your word of hono[u]r that you will return and fulfill your duty in this critical hour of the fatherland. The unit is counting on you—and so is Germany." The film follows several of the men, in particular four of different ages and from different milieux. Infantryman Ullrich Hagen (Wilhelm König) is a composer; he visits his music teacher, who will shortly be performing one of his works and begs him to be true to his talent rather than throwing his life away in a futile cause. Colonel Hartmann, who is middle-aged, surprises his young wife, Anna, who has replaced him at his work driving a tram; she begs him to stay with her and their four children rather than returning to a war which is already lost. The third, a young man, after discovering his only relative has died, meets a girl and falls in love for the first time. The fourth, Infantryman Emil Sasse (René Deltgen) is a "leftist intellectual" who was cursing the notion of 'heroic death' and announcing his intention to desert in the opening scenes of the film; he finds his girlfriend Fritzi (Margot Erbst) printing anti-war leaflets. All four, however, resist the temptation to desert. Hagen responds that his works can speak for themselves; the young man considers his companions closer to him than his new love; Sasse finds he no longer likes revolutionaries: "We soldiers are dying for our country while you drink, hold meetings, and make love. ... I have nothing in common with you any more." He fights his way out of the meeting and arrives with a black eye and bruises. Hartmann loses track of time, but his family all pile into a friend's lorry and race the train to the next station; the lieutenant spots the speeding vehicle and all the men are back as they promised.
Pour le mérite
Pour le mérite (1938)
, 2h1
Origin German
Genres War
Themes Politique, Political films
Actors Paul Hartmann, Fritz Kampers, Herbert A.E. Böhme, Albert Hehn, Paul Otto, Josef Dahmen
Roles Stoluft
Rating63% 3.1575553.1575553.1575553.1575553.157555
Le film est divisé en épisodes autour de quatre officiers de l'armée de l'air Fabian, Prank, Moebius et Gerdes, parfois individuellement, parfois ensemble.
Covered Tracks
Covered Tracks (1938)
, 1h21
Directed by Veit Harlan
Genres Drama, Crime
Actors Kristina Söderbaum, Philip Dorn, Heinrich Schroth, Friedrich Kayßler, Paul Dahlke, Leo Peukert
Roles Graf Duval
Rating68% 3.438123.438123.438123.438123.43812
Séraphine arrive avec sa mère à Paris pour visiter l'Exposition universelle. Elles doivent loger dans deux hôtels différents. Le lendemain, lorsqu'elle vient retrouver sa mère, celle-ci a disparu, et c'est comme si elle n'avait même pas été à l'hôtel du tout...
Comrades at Sea
Comrades at Sea (1938)
, 1h29
Genres War
Actors Theodor Loos, Carola Höhn, Josef Sieber, Heinrich Schroth, Albert Hehn, Angelo Ferrari
Roles Kapitän der „Marana“
Rating65% 3.257453.257453.257453.257453.25745
The Sovereign
The Sovereign (1937)
, 1h43
Directed by Veit Harlan
Genres Drama
Actors Emil Jannings, Hilde Körber, Käthe Haack, Marianne Hoppe, Herbert Hübner, Rudolf Klein-Rogge
Roles Direktor Hofer
Rating56% 2.828882.828882.828882.828882.82888
Matthias Clausen (Emil Jannings) is the head of Clausen Works, an old and prosperous munitions firm. He falls in love with a secretary in the office (Marianne Hoppe), and his children conspire against him in order to protect their inheritance. Clausen disowns them and bestows the firm on the state, confident that one of his workers capable of carrying on his work will arise.