Lil Dagover

    Lil Dagover

    29. september 1887 (138 aastat), Madioen, Madioen, Dutch East Indies [now Madiun, East Java, Indonesia]

    A prominent German film actress born on 30 September 1887 at Madiven, Java, the daughter of a forest ranger in the service of the Dutch authorities. Sent at the age of ten to Baden-Baden to study, she later entered the cinema thanks to her marriage in 1917 to the actor Fritz Dagover who was 25 years her senior. They divorced in 1919 but not before he had introduced her to director Robert Wiene and other notables of German cinema. She made her screen debut in Fritz Lang's Harakiri (1919). Immediately after she appeared in Wiene's classic expressionist film, "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari" (aka The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920)). Apart from three trips -- one to Sweden in 1927, another to France in 1928-9 and one to Hollywood in 1931 -- most of Lil Dagover's career and fate was linked to that of the German cinema, where her role was usually that of the frail, menaced heroine. She continued to star in a great number of films during the Nazi era. Among her best performances were her roles in Congress Dances (1931), in Gerhard Lamprecht's The Higher Command (1935) and in Veit Harlan's The Kreutzer Sonata (1937). She also acted in the Deutsches Theatre Berlin, the Salzburg Festival, at forces shows and at war theaters. At one time, she was reported to have been a close friend of Adolf Hitler. In 1944, she received the War Merits Cross. Dagover continued her career in post-war Germany, playing many supporting parts until the late 1970s.

    Tuntud rollide järgi

    Tatort plakat 6.2

    Tatort

    1970
    Bambi plakat 9.0

    Bambi

    1948
    Dr. Caligari kabinet plakat 7.9

    Dr. Caligari kabinet

    1920
    Der Vogelhändler plakat 7.0

    Der Vogelhändler

    1935
    Otto - Die Serie plakat 8.0

    Otto - Die Serie

    1995
    Der müde Tod plakat 7.4

    Der müde Tod

    1921
    Dr. Mabuse, der Spieler plakat 7.7

    Dr. Mabuse, der Spieler

    1922
    Monte Cristo plakat 6.9

    Monte Cristo

    1929
    Der Flüchtling aus Chicago plakat 5.8

    Der Flüchtling aus Chicago

    1934
    Va Banque plakat 7.0

    Va Banque

    1930
    Kleine Residenz plakat 5.4

    Kleine Residenz

    1942
    Phantom plakat 6.9

    Phantom

    1922

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