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Willy Reiber

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  • Born
    February 20, 1895 · Munich, Germany
  • Died
    November 28, 1980 · Munich, Germany

Biography

  • Willy Reiber was born on February 20, 1895 in Munich, Germany. Willy was an art director and production manager, known for Donaumelodien (1936), Johannisnacht (1933) and Die Hölle von Montmartre (1928). Willy died on November 28, 1980 in Munich, Germany.

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  • For many years he worked for the forerunners of Bavaria Film at the Emelka Studios in Munich.
  • His last works as a production designer came at the beginning of the 30s.
  • His brother Ludwig Reiber was a production designer too.
  • Willy Reiber also directed few movies as a director from 1925 till 1936.
  • To his well-known works of those years belong "I.N.R.I." (1920) and Alfred Hitchcocks "The Mountain Eagle" (1926).

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