- Albert Lippert was born on December 17, 1901 in Oldenburg, Germany. He was an actor and director, known for Der seidene Schuh (1965), The Rothschilds (1940) and G.P.U. (1942). He died on February 21, 1978 in Schlehdorf am Kochelsee, Germany.
- The actor Albert Lippert was a stage actor, director and manager primarily. Beside it he also impersonated roles in movies time and again.
- As an adult he appeared at different theaters in Nuremberg, Stettin and Graz and finally at the Bavarian Staatsschauttheater where he was active from 1927 to 1944. There he became a Bavarian Kammerschauspieler and later a Bavarian Staatsschauspieler.
- He joined the film business in 1927 and played an officer in the movie "Kreuzer Emden" (1927). It followed a longer interruption before he entered the film business again in 1936 where he normally impersonated support roles.
- Albert Lippert already made first acting experiences as a child at the Oldenburg Staatstheater. He liked this work so much that he got acting lessons later and found his fulfilling job at the theater.
- As manager of the Oldenburg Staatstheater he returned to his roots in 1946, from 1948 he became the manager of the Schauspielhaus in Hamburg. Later engagements led him to Bremen, Frankfurt and Coburg.
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