Renate Brausewetter
Renate Brausewetter ( born October 1, 1905 in Malaga, Spain, † August 20 2006 in Linz am Rhein) was a German actress of the silent film era.
Life
Brausewetter, who was born in Malaga / Spain, moved as a 9- year-old with his family to Berlin. About her older brother, the actor Hans Brausewetter, established contacts with leading intellectuals of her time and was given access to the theater and film world. She debuted in 1925 on the canvas as an extra in The Joyless Street.
Notable roles she played after including in Georg Wilhelm Pabst's Secrets of a Soul and Gerhard Lamprecht's films and Hanseatic Old Fritz. With the dawn of the sound film era ended Brausewetter performer career, because they do not took in the new medium, but instead took the withdrawal from public life and devoted himself to her first two children.
After divorcing her husband, chemist Hubert Wagner, she lived from 1944 alone with her three children in Berlin. In 1950, she stood in the stairs directed by Alfred Brown again on camera.
1972 moved Renate Brausewetter after a serious illness in the near her daughter and two sons to Linz am Rhein and lived in his own apartment. In 2003, she moved into a retirement home, where she celebrated her 100th birthday on October 1, 2005.
Brausewetter died on 20 August 2006., You had wished to be buried in the family grave along with two other brothers on the historic English cemetery in the center of her home town. The urn was there on October 1, 2006, ie on her 101st birthday, instead.
Her sons, the actor and voice actor Rudolf Wagner- Brausewetter, the (1953 ) took over in the animated film Peter Pan the part of the narrator belonged.