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- Hans Lanser-Ludolff was born on June 19, 1860 in Bonn, Germany. He was an actor, known for The Call of the Child (1914), Wer wirft den ersten Stein auf sie? (1916) and Der Skandal im Viktoria-Club (1919). He died on January 19, 1934 in Munich, Germany.
- After the death of his father, he took over his father's wax factory J. H. Lanser. In 1903, he sold the company and went to work as an actor at the Weimar Court Theater.
- His last cinematical works came at the beginning of the 20s into being, among them Das Cabinett des Doktor Caligari" (20) directed by Robert Wiene and "Nosferatu - Eine Symphonie des Grauens" (22) von F. W. Murnau.
- In September 1908, he embarked for New York, where he appeared in productions at the New German Theatre during the winter season.
- The actor Hans Lanser-Ludolff was a busy theater actor who also directed some plays before he entered the film business in 1914 where he took part in some well-known productions.
- Lanser-Ludolff was also active as a writer and wrote, for example, the stage work St. Columbanika 1412.
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