Hans Mierendorff
Actor
Hans Mierendorff
Actor
Rostock, Germany
Jun 30, 1882 – Dec 26, 1955
Age73years
Movies38
Movies
Plays von Treskow - Kammerherr
Fridericus
1937
Plays Shatterhand
Water for Canitoga
1939
Plays Vater O'Morrow
The Fox of Glenarvon
1940
Plays Morland
Gaunerliebchen
1928
Director
Plays Pfarrer
The Devil's Church
1919
Plays Vater Griesbach
U-Boat, Course West!
1941
Plays Intendant Hans von Wengraf
Hilde Warren and Death
1917
Plays Sir Arthur Wolton
The Strange Bird
1911
Plays Father of Lisa
The Land of Smiles
1930
Plays Invalide
Heiteres und Ernstes um den großen König
1936
Plays Johann Amberg
Die Motorbraut
1925
Plays Earl of Beckhurst
The Higher Command
1935
Plays Peter von Prangen
Youth and Madness
1913
Full Filmography 38
Weiße Wäsche
Gastwirt
1942
U-Boat, Course West!
Vater Griesbach
1941
The Fox of Glenarvon
Vater O'Morrow
1940
Sensationsprozess Casilla
Richter Corbett
1939
Water for Canitoga
Shatterhand
1939
Napoleon Is to Blame for Everything
Revue-Dichter
1938
Kautschuk
Der Lordkanzler
1938
Fridericus
von Treskow - Kammerherr
1937
Heiteres und Ernstes um den großen König
Invalide
1936
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Hans Mierendorff still alive?
Hans Mierendorff passed away on December 26, 1955 at age 73.
What are the most famous roles of Hans Mierendorff?
Hans Mierendorff is best known for roles in The Devil's Church, U-Boat, Course West!, Water for Canitoga.
How many movies has Hans Mierendorff been in?
Over a 44-year career (since 1911), Hans Mierendorff has appeared in 38 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Hans Mierendorff's first movie?
The career of Hans Mierendorff began with The Strange Bird (1911).
What is Hans Mierendorff's most recent movie or series?
Hans Mierendorff's most recent release is Das Mädchen Juanita, which premiered on March 2, 1945.
Hans Mierendorff
1882-06-30 · Rostock, Germany
Hans Mierendorff was born on June 30, 1882 in Rostock, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany. He was an actor and producer, known for Der goldene Pol (1918), Der Gast aus der vierten Dimension (1918) and Die Einsame Insel (1920). He was previously married to Antonie Katsch, Hertha Katsch and Gertrud Schmidt. He died on December 26, 1955 in Eutin, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany.