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Ernst Wendt (1876-1946)

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Birthplace:
Gdańsk, Poland

Born:
October 26, 1876

Died:
March 6, 1946

Biography from TheMovieDB

The actor and director Ernst Wendt achieved as a stage actor round 1900 and at the beginning of the 20th century he impersonated numerous roles, among them also classical figures of history of literature.  As an established theater actor he joined the film business in 1918 where he took part in few silent movies in front of the camera like "Das Maskenfest des Lebens", "Mania" and "Morphium".  Afterwards he shifted his activity and became a movie director. From 1919 till the middle of the 20s he realised several movies which normally were dedicated to the adventure genre. For some of his movies he also wrote the script.

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Director:
1921  Der Herr der Bestien
1921  Die Schreckensnacht in der Menagerie
1921  Un­ter Räubern und Bestien
1922  Allein im Urwald
1922  The Ghost With the Deadly Kiss
1922  The White Desert
1925  Bismarck, 1. Teil
1986  Drei Schwestern

Writer:
1921  Der Herr der Bestien
1921  Die Schreckensnacht in der Menagerie
1921  Un­ter Räubern und Bestien
1922  Allein im Urwald
1922  The Ghost With the Deadly Kiss
1922  The White Desert
1925  Bismarck, 1. Teil
1986  Drei Schwestern

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