Hans Henninger

Hans Henninger ( born February 24, 1905 in Pforzheim, † May 15, 1937 in Berlin) was a German actor.

Life

His short film career began in 1931 at the Berlin Tobis. With constantly changing production companies Henninger came after 14 other films always insignificant in supporting roles. Henninger was homosexual and frequented the literary salon of Richard Schultz in Berlin- Charlottenburg, the room offered a degree of protection for homosexuals under the Nazis. When the Gestapo was still going to pick him up for questioning, Henninger went to suicide.

Filmography

  • Hello Hello! Here is Berlin! ( Julien Duvivier, 1931/32, German - French co-production )
  • Party does not answer (Mark Sorkin, Rudolf Katscher, 1932)
  • Bubbles ( Slatan Dudow 1933 /34; German - French co-production )
  • Rivals of the air. A glider pilot film ( Frank Wysbar, 1933)
  • Winter Night's Dream ( Geza von Bolvary 1934 /35)
  • The pennon of the Upright Seven ( Frank Wysbar, 1934; German -Swiss co-production)
  • Horch ' listening ', the lark at heaven ( short film; Jürgen von Alten, in 1935/36 )
  • Here is mistaken Schiller ( short film; Jürgen von Alten, in 1935/36 )
  • Marriage strike (Georg Jacoby, 1935)
  • Attack on Schweda (Karl Heinz Martin, 1935)
  • Traitor ( Karl Ritter, 1936)
  • Reversing triangle (Robert A. Stemmle, 1936)
  • The Silver Spoon ( short film; Jürgen von Alten, 1936)
  • The Jäger von Fall (Hans Deppe, 1936)
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