Will Tremper
Will Tremper ( born September 19, 1928 in Braubach on the Rhine; † 14 December 1998 Munich) was a German journalist, director and screenwriter, who also wrote under the pseudonyms Quentin Philips or Petronius.
Life
The son of the innkeeper Henry Tremper and his wife Emilie, born Alberti, attended by 1943 high school in Upper Lahnstein. In 1944, he was trained to press photographer in Berlin.
After the war he played as a pianist with his own band in English and French officer clubs. Tremper was a reporter for the daily mirror and was serving in the summer of 1947 one more month sentence in Prison Berlin- Plotzensee for providing false information to the CIA.
He then worked as a press photographer, Ghost Writer ( for Curt Riess) and journalist. He wrote a large number of "factual reports," particularly from 1958 for the magazine Stern, mostly on Germany Serie your star on the German film industry under the pseudonym of Petronius.
After that, he was screenwriter for films such as The beatniks and Wet Asphalt. From the 60s Tremper acted as a director and producer. After fleeing to Berlin, his directorial debut, Playgirl and The Endless Night was in 1969, his last film produced by the Horst Wendlandt How is such a lovely girl about this business? .
Since 1970 Tremper was again worked exclusively as a writer, often on behalf of the media agency of Josef von Ferenczy. 1972 Tremper wrote the bestseller The Tall conspiracy. He was chief editor of jasmine ( 1968-73 ). His article about the film Schindler's List " Indiana Jones in the ghetto of Cracow " in the world has been very controversial.