Rudolf Rhomberg

Rudolf Rhomberg ( born 1 February 1920 in Dornbirn, † June 6, 1968 in Munich) was an Austrian actor.

Life

The son of the Gendarmerie Colonel Rudolf Rhomberg and his wife Maria, born Parschalk, attended high school and worked as a dentist in Tyrol. Then he took acting lessons with Helene Thimig 1946/47, at the Reinhardt Seminar in Vienna, debuted in 1947 at the Vienna Burgtheater, played from 1948 to 1950 at La Scala, Vienna and 1950 at the National Theatre and the Theater in der Josefstadt.

He then undertook to Swiss and German stages. 1952/53, he was engaged at the Stadttheater Basel and at the Schauspielhaus Zurich. In 1954 he moved to Munich, where he worked in King of the Alps and the misanthrope, as Knieriem drew attention to himself in Lumpazivagabundus and as a city in Gogol's The Government Inspector Captain. Residence at the theater as Habakkuk

Soon after his start as a stage actor, he was also discovered for the film and worked mainly in West German films. The portly, moon-faced Rhomberg has long been used only in meaningless, sometimes tiny supporting roles. He became known only through the multipart Lausbubengeschichten by Ludwig Thoma 1964 until 1967. Therein acted as the Rhomberg with all sorts of pranks placed in Zorneswallung pastor Falkenberg, called child ( after his favorite words, " Your child "). In When Louis to maneuver draws (1967 ), he also played the brother of the pastor, Sergeant Josef Falkenberg. Ludwig suitor (1969 ), the last Thoma adaptation was previously dedicated to the deceased in the year and showed from the perspective of Ludwig's memories again some of Rhomberg's best scenes as pastor.

His grave is located in Munich's East Cemetery.

Filmography

Radio plays (selection)

• Georges Simenon: Maigret and the Yellow Dog. Editing: Gert Westphal. Director: Heinz -Günter master BR 1961 The Audio Publishers 2005 ISBN 978-3898133906. ..