Theodor Loos
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After decades in the business, Theodor Loos is the kind of actor who has been at it long enough for audiences to grow up watching him. Television and film have both stayed in regular use across the career. The most visible line on the filmography is 'Metropolis' (Josaphat). 'M' is the other credit most often cited.
Theodor Loos
87 Movies
After decades in the business, Theodor Loos is the kind of actor who has been at it long enough for audiences to grow up watching him. Television and film have both stayed in regular use across the career. The most visible line on the filmography is 'Metropolis' (Josaphat). 'M' is the other credit most often cited.
Movies
Plays Josaphat
Metropolis
1927
Plays Inspector Groeber
M
1931
Plays King Gunther
Die Nibelungen: Kriemhild's Revenge
1924
Plays Dr. Kramm
The Testament of Dr. Mabuse
1933
Plays King Gunther
Die Nibelungen: Siegfried
1924
Plays A Man in the Hotel
The Peak Scaler
1933
Plays Bachmann
A Shot at Dawn
1932
Plays Pastor Wagner
Atlantik
1929
Plays Schreyegg, Rechtsanwalt und Notar
The Millionaire
1947
Plays Bäcker
The Weavers
1927
Plays von Remchingen
Süss, the Jew
1940
Plays Kurfürst Friedrich III.
Andreas Schlüter
1942
Plays Lehrer Dr. Adameit
Ariane
1931
Plays Lehrer Gottwald
The Assumption of Hannele
1934
Plays Richter
The Girl from the Marsh Croft
1935
Plays Dr. Georg Gaffky
Robert Koch, der Bekämpfer des Todes
1939
Plays Ein Komissär
The Judas of Tyrol
1933
Plays Menzel
The Flute Concert of Sans-souci
1930
Plays Dunois
Joan of Arc
1935
Plays Professor Obereit
The Final Chord
1936
Plays Dr. Carpis
The Student of Prague
1935
Plays Jan Six
Rembrandt
1942
Plays Cassio
Othello
1922
Plays George Romney
Lady Hamilton
1921
Plays Sven Friedland
The Artificial Man
1916
Plays Pope
Rasputin, Demon of the Women
1932
Plays Regisseur Hall
The Great Desire
1930
Plays Ophagen, Rentner
Alarm
1941
Plays Orchestra leader Burchardt
Die schwarze Loo
1917
Plays Friedrich Schiller
Friedrich Schiller - Eine Dichterjugend
1923
Plays Dr. Hermann
Boycott
1930
Plays Sven Friedland
The Mysterious Book
1916
Plays Lenski
Die Sache mit Styx
1942
Plays Generalmusikdirektor Prof. Dr. Fritz Elmers
Journey into the Past
1943
Plays Melanchthon
Luther
1928
Plays Oberleutnant Osborne
The Other Side
1931
Plays Konteradmiral Brackhusen
Comrades at Sea
1938
Plays Paléologue
1914: The Last Days Before the War
1931
Plays Sven Friedland
The Love Tragedy of the Homunculus
1916
Plays Tiberg
Manon Lescaut
1926
Plays Freiherr von Rothensattel
Soll und Haben
1924
Plays Kaiser Wilhelm I.
The Dismissal
1942
Plays Meneckes Mitarbeiter
The Higher Command
1935
Plays Sven Friedland
The Destruction of Mankind
1917
Plays Oberstaatsanwalt
Der Maulkorb
1938
Plays Lazarettkommandant
Stradivari
1935
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Rosen aus dem Süden
Minister
1954
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Stars Over Colombo
Der heilige Mann
1953
Film
The Millionaire
Schreyegg, Rechtsanwalt und Notar
1947
Film
Gabriele Dambrone
Dr. Christopher
1943
Film
Journey into the Past
Generalmusikdirektor Prof. Dr. Fritz Elmers
1943
Film
The Dismissal
Kaiser Wilhelm I.
1942
Film
Andreas Schlüter
Kurfürst Friedrich III.
1942
Film
Rembrandt
Jan Six
1942
Film
Die Sache mit Styx
Lenski
1942
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Theodor Loos still alive?
Theodor Loos passed away on June 27, 1954 at age 71.
What are the most famous roles of Theodor Loos?
Theodor Loos is best known for roles in Metropolis, M, The Testament of Dr. Mabuse.
How many movies has Theodor Loos been in?
Over a 41-year career (since 1913), Theodor Loos has appeared in 87 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Theodor Loos's first movie?
The career of Theodor Loos began with Das goldene Bett (1913).
What is Theodor Loos's most recent movie or series?
Theodor Loos's most recent release is Rosen aus dem Süden, which premiered on January 1, 1954.
Theodor Loos
1883-05-18 · Zwingenberg, Hesse, Germany
Theodor August Konrad Loos (18 May 1883 – 27 June 1954) was a German actor. He acted on stage from 1912 to 1945. From 1913 he performed in more than 170 feature films, initially silent films.
During the Third Reich Loos was a member of the Advisory Council (Präsidialrat) of the president of the Reichsfilmkammer. After the end of the war, he returned to the theater.