Biography

Neumann-Schüler was born on November 18, 1872 in Körlin, Kreis Kolberg, Pommerania, Germany. He is known for Unser Krümelchen (1917), Krümelchen weiß sich zu helfen (1918) and Spitzenchristel (1917). He was previously married to Fanny Moses or Moser.

His film career came to an end with the rise of the sound film in the 30s. Only in Fritz Lang's classic "M - Eine Stadt sucht einen Mörder" he played a small role once more.

The actor Fritz Neumann-Schüler made his first acting experiences at the theater before he entered the film business in 1917.

In his first movies he impersonated the figure of Krümelchen in several movies.

He continued his film career in the 20s and he took part in the productions "Das goldene Vliess (1920), Fritz Lang's "Der müde Tod" (1921) and Der letzte Mann" (1924) directed by Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau.