Werner Stock
Werner Stock ( born October 20, 1903 in Sanger Hausen, † April 30, 1972 in Berlin; native Werner Bruno Wilhelm Hermann floor) was a German actor.
Biography
Stock studied until the mid-twenties six semester German literature, philosophy and theater studies. After graduating, he came to Stuttgart to Württembergischen Volksbühne. There he made his debut in The Merchant of Venice.
In 1927 he went to the State Theater in Kassel, in 1932 he was engaged at the Deutsches Theater in Berlin artists. Stock worked in the following years until the war ended in various Berlin theaters like the Schiller Theatre and the Playhouse at the gendarmerie market.
He came to the beginning of the 30 movie where the lanky actor was seen in the coming years in a variety of supporting roles. After the war, Werner Stock his film career continued successfully, especially in the 50 years he played again in well-known productions.
1946 Stock was appointed Artistic Director of the Mecklenburg State Theatre Schwerin. He also worked as a theater director and took over many smaller and larger roles such list in A Midsummer Night's Dream and the Mohr in The Conspiracy Fiesco. His last major theatrical role was that of Nagg in Samuel Beckett's Endgame.
He was buried in the cemetery of St. Anne Dahlem.