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- Birth nameFriedrich Kampers
- Fritz Kampers was born on July 14, 1891 in Munich, Bavaria, Germany. He was an actor and director, known for Three from the Filling Station (1930), Little Man What Now (1933) and Der Meister der Welt (1927). He died on September 1, 1950 in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Bavaria, Germany.
- It was noted by the publication 'Neue Filmwoche' in 1948, that the busy Kampers in one single day acted in two movies, performed in two plays on stage, still managing to finish with an appearance in cabaret. Between 1918 and 1950 (the year of his death), he appeared in more than 260 films.
- Solidly-built Bavarian character actor, son of a hotel owner. In films from 1913, he was much in demand during the 1920's and 30's, often cast as robust or comic military types, or laconic, but good hearted rustics in mountaineering or 'Heimat' films. He was equally well-cast as workers, farm hands, minor officials or small-time crooks.
- The actor Fritz Kampers took acting lessons by Richard Stury and in the first years he appeared mostly at smaller theaters in Germany and Switzerland.
- In 1917 he became a cast member at the Volkstheater Munich.
- Fritz Kampers became a state actor in 1939 and he appeared in a whole string of entertainment movies during World War II.
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