Hugo Schrader
Hugo Friedrich Schrader ( born July 26, 1902 in Frankfurt am Main, † February 22, 1993 in Berlin) was a German actor and voice actor.
Biography
Schrader began his artistic career in 1925 as a theater actor in Munich (including theater at Gaertnerplatz, Munich Studio Theater ). In 1933 he went to Berlin, where he worked until old age to a variety of platforms.
In 1930 he was in the comedy How to become rich and happy along with Paul Hörbiger his feature film debut. In his career spanning over 50 years he often embodied the type of a little clumsy and shy " little man". He played alongside Hans Sohnker in Helmut Käutner woman to measure, as the lead in wedding im Wolfgangsee, next to Theo Lingen A girl swirls through the world, next to Dolly Haas in Why lie Miss Kate? , Next to Willi Forst and Curd Jürgens in Königswalzer, in Alfred Vohrers Drama Until that money do us part ' and the drama star without sky after Leonie Ossowski.
From the late 50s Schrader took over increased roles in television productions such as Falk Harnack Drama Everyone dies alone (after Hans Fallada ), Thomas Fantls satire The completed life of Alexander Dubronski ( with Horst Bollmann ) and the style similar to Vladimir Nabokov science fiction film Invitation to a Beheading. One of his last major television roles was that of " Paulie Rettig " in the ARD evening series Three ladies from the grill.
From 1947 to 1984 he was also extensively worked as a voice actor, lending his high, nasal voice numerous internationally -known actors such as Hume Cronyn ( Two dirty scoundrels ), Louis de Funès ( The law of the road, two-man, a pig and the night of Paris ), Dustin Hoffman (as 102- year-old in Little Big Man ), Peter Lorre (including Tales of Terror X, rest in peace GmbH), Burgess Meredith ( The Rose of Tokyo ) and John Mills ( The end of the Affair ). In addition, he also spoke to Troubadix in the German first synchronization of Asterix the Gaul and the Yoda in The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi.