Harry Hardt
Harry Hardt, born Hermann Karl Viktor Klimbacher Edler (August 4, * 1899 in Pola, now Pula, Croatia, † 14 November 1980 in Vienna) was an Austrian perception of Empire actor.
Life
The officer's son studied art history and trained as an officer cadet at the Military Academy. After the First World War he held a military occupation makes little sense and decided to become an actor.
After acting classes in Graz and Berlin in 1919 he gave his debut at the Theatre of Olomouc. From 1920 he played at the Trianon Theatre in Berlin. In the same year he first appeared on the silent movie and soon became a supporting actor frequently used. He initially embodied gallant young lover, later distinguished gentlemen of high society. In The man who Sherlock Holmes was, he acted as a crook, that of the Sherlock Holmes conduct a detective (Hans Albers ) are highly impressed.
Overall Hardt starred in about 180 films, plus numerous television productions. In the series Royal Bavarian district court, he has appeared often as Count of Haunsperg in appearance. Most recently, he intensified his work in the theater.