Пфейфер, Макс Карлович

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Макс Пфейффер (нем. Max Pfeiffer; 25 апреля 1881, Петербург - октябрь 1947, Германия) - известный немецкий киноактер и продюсер, работавший более 20 лет на киностудии UFA (Универсал Фильм Акциенгезельшафт), в будущем известной как ДЕФА.

Мах Пфейффер родился в Петербурге, в

Max Pfeiffer (born April 25, jul. / May 7, 1881 greg. in SaintPetersburg , RussianEmpire , † October 1947 ) was a native of Russia German film producer .

Life [ Edit ]

Pfeifferplayed at theaters in St. Petersburg, Kiev and Odessa . As a result of the October Revolution , he emigrated in 1919 by Berlin . Here he founded the German-Russian cabaret The Blue Sarafan .

He established at the beginning of the 1920s contacts forfilm production and initially worked as a factotum for Carl Froelich and as a managerfor Fritz Lang , in his The tired death , he also took a small role.

Pfeiffer worked as a manager, among others, the classics Dr. Mabuse, theGambler , Die Nibelungen , The Last Laugh , Tartuffe and fist - a German folktale involved. 1928 appointed him Erich Pommer for production of Universum Film (UFA) , from 1933 he heldthe position ofproduction manager .

He produced for UFA consistently apolitical entertainment films , including several revue films with Lilian Harvey and Marika Rokk . Pfeiffer was withactress Lydia Potechina married.

Filmography [ Edit ] · 1928: Hungarian Rhapsody · 1929: Asphalt · 1929 Melody of the Heart · 1932: I by day and by night you · 1932: Quick · 1933: Abel with the harmonica · 1933: The beautiful days of Aranjuez · 1933: In young Dessauer's great love · 1934: The Gipsy Princess · 1934: Playing with Fire · 1935: Mach 'me happy · 1935: Love Song · 1935: Black Rose · 1936: Boccaccio · 1936: The Beggar Student · 1936: Glückskinder

· 1937: Gasparone · 1937: Seven slaps · 1937: And are you going with my love · 1937: Fanny Elssler · 1938: To be continued · 1938: Nanon · 1939: woman at the wheel · 1940: Kora Terry · 1940: The chaste mistress · 1941: Women are Better Diplomats · 1941: Dancing with the Emperor · 1943: Love Stories · 1944: A woman for three days · 1947: Jan and the fibber · 1949: The trombonist

Макс Пфейффер (нем. Max Pfeiffer; External links [ Edit ]

· Max Pfeiffer in the Internet Movie Database (English)

· Max Pfeiffer at filmportal.de

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