Gusti Wolf
Gusti Wolf ( * April 11, 1912 in Vienna, † May 5, 2007 ibid ) was an Austrian actress.
Life
Born in 1912 as the daughter of a working class family, Gusti Wolf originally wanted to be a painter. After acting lessons with Karl Forest they were in Cesky Krumlov at the German theater on October 25, 1933 their debut. In 1934, she stood as a prince York in Richard III. first time on the stage of Vienna's Burgtheater, more stations were 1934/35 the board games in Vienna under the direction of Erich brick, the German Theatre in Ostrava and 1936 to 1940, the Munich Chamber live at Otto Falkenberg, which was her most important teacher. From 1939 to 1944 she was engaged theater lock at the Volksbühne Berlin.
In Stella Kadmon cabaret Zum Lieben Augustin Fritz Grünbaum and Karl Farkas discovered her comic and musical talent. They wrote for Gusti Wolf two revues that have been played over 100 times in the Vienna Chamber games.
Since 1946 it belonged to the ensemble of the Burgtheater, since 1987, she was there an honorary member. Among her most successful roles on stage, the puck was in William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream. Six decades stood Gusti Wolf at the Burgtheater on stage. Her repertoire ranged from Nestroy about Schnitzler and Hofmannsthal up to Horvath and contemporary pieces. Most recently, she was in the fall of 2006 as a tour guide in the Mozart year production Mozart Werke GmbH on stage. Your most touching Age role was the grandmother in Azengrubers " The Fourth Commandment " in Felix Dvorak Berndorfer Festival.
Since 1937 Gusti Wolf was also of immediate front of the camera, since the 60s, she also worked frequently for TV. Among the most prominent TV figures, which they embodied, listed as the mother Kottan in the satirical crime series Kottan determined and Pink in Pink and Rosalind series.
Private the actress was romantically involved for 13 years with the late stage 1968 Teo Otto, whose artistic estate she worked after his death and the public has made available.
In her autobiography Gusti Wolf talks about her life drew Gusti Wolf last the conclusion: " It is well aware that I have lived my life the way I've made it to me to live."
The honorary member of the Vienna Burgtheater, Kammerschauspielerin Professor Gusti Wolf, died on Saturday, May 5, 2007 a few weeks after the completion of their 95th year of life, in her hometown of Vienna. Gusti Wolf was born on May 15, in a grave of honor of the city of Vienna in the Vienna Central Cemetery (Group 33G, No. 38) buried.