Rudolf Vogel(1900-1967)

Actor
Voice Actor - Dubbing
Soundtrack

Rudolf Vogel was born on 10 November 1900 in Planegg, Bavaria, Germany. He was an actor, known for Laura (1944), Fireworks (1954) and The Beggar Student (1956). He was married to Friederike. He died on 9 August 1967 in Munich, Bavaria, West Germany.

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Known for

Laura

7.9

Voice Actor - Dubbing(German, 1947 Kino)

1944

Fireworks

5.7

Onkel Gustav

1954

Gustav Knuth, Fita Benkhoff, Waltraut Haas, Werner Jacobs, Elma Karlowa, Alice Kessler, Ellen Kessler, Gunther Philipp, Dick Price, Gerhard Riedmann, and Rudolf Vogel in The Beggar Student (1956)

The Beggar Student

5.6

Enterich

1956

Frau Warrens Gewerbe

6.4

Reverend Samuel Gardner

1960

Credits

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Actor

Guten Abend...
7.0
TV Series
- 1968
Rückkehr von Elba
TV Movie
- Eduard
- 1967
Das schwedische Zündholz
9.5
TV Movie
- Tschubikow
- 1967
Magdalena
8.6
TV Movie
- Thomas Mayr - genannt Paulimann
- 1966
Destry reitet wieder
8.1
TV Movie
- Wash
- 1966
Der Spleen des George Riley
8.3
TV Movie
- George Riley
- 1965
Der Rebell, der keiner war
TV Movie
- Mr. Mulligan
- 1965
Heidi
6.5
- Sebastian
- 1965
Aus dem Bücherschrank geholt
TV Series
- Mr. Grandet
- 1965
Die Pfingstorgel
8.9
TV Movie
- Bartholomäus Flohreiter
- 1965
Wehmeier und Sohn
TV Short
- Bankier Wehmeier
- 1965
...und sowas muß um 8 ins Bett
5.2
- Hofrat Andersen
- 1965
Onkelchens Traum
9.2
TV Movie
- Graf Gavrila
- 1965
Meine Nichte Susanne
9.3
TV Movie
- Jean
- 1964
Geschichten aus dem Wienerwald
9.1
TV Movie
- Zauberkönig
- 1964

Voice Actor - Dubbing

Soundtrack

Personal details

Born
- November 10, 1900
- Planegg, Bavaria, Germany
Died
- August 9, 1967
- Munich, Bavaria, West Germany(cancer)
Spouse
- Friederike? - August 9, 1967 (his death, 1 child)

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Trivia
Haggard-looking, long-nosed and sad-eyed German character actor and comic, the son of a publisher. On stage from 1924, in films from 1941. He was conscripted into the army near the end of World War II, was taken prisoner and interned as an American POW. Returned to acting in 1947 and established himself during the next twenty years as a versatile character player, essaying anything from domestics and waiters, to long-suffering husbands, kindly fathers, pedantic officials and nosy hairdressers.