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Günter Neumann

Overview

  • Born
    May 19, 1913 · Berlin, Germany
  • Died
    October 17, 1972 · Munich, Bavaria, West Germany
  • Birth name
    Günter Christian Ludwig Neumann

Biography

  • Günter Neumann was married to Singer Renata Romana.He composed the music to: "Wonderland by Night" with words by Lincoln Chase,1961.(German words by W. Stanke) Original German title, "Wunderland bei Nacht" first sung by Zarah Leander (Ariola). German instrumental recording released in USA by Bert Kaempfert with trumpet solo by Charly Tabor, became a Nr. 1 best-seller (Decca) Louis Prima and his Orchestra also had a chart record (Dot. Vocal recordings in the USA by Anita Bryant (Carlton), Engelbert Humperdinck (London).
    - IMDb mini biography by: Rudipolt@aol.com

Family

  • Spouse
      Tatjana Sais(1938 - ?) (divorced)

Trivia

  • The author and film composer Günter Neumann began his artistic career as a humorist at the piano at the "Cabaret der Komiker", later followed appearances at the cabaret "Katakombe".
  • As an actor he only appeared in few more productions in front of the camera, e.g. "Rückblende 1963" (1963) and "Rottenknechte" (1971).
  • He remained active in both fields after the war. As a film composer he wrote the sound for "Berliner Ballade" (1948), and as a screen writer he was responsible for the productions like "Berliner Ballade" (1948) and "Das Spukschloss im Spessart" (1960).
  • Günter Neumann was married with the actress Tatjana Sais.
  • His first contact to the film business was not as a writer or as a composer but as an actor. He impersonated a small role in Fritz Lang's movie "M" (1931).

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