Paul Graetz
Skuespiller
2. juli 1890 — 16. februar 1937 (46 år)
Paul Graetz was German-born comedian and actor of Jewish ancestry. He was born in Glogau, Schlesia (today Głogów in Poland) in 1890, and was very active on stage and in German cinema from 1911 to 1932.
When the Nazis came to power in February 1933, he fled to the United Kingdom, where he learned English and had roles in several films. He continued to Hollywood at the end of 1935, where he only had a couple of roles in B movies before dying in 1937 at the age of 46.
When the Nazis came to power in February 1933, he fled to the United Kingdom, where he learned English and had roles in several films. He continued to Hollywood at the end of 1935, where he only had a couple of roles in B movies before dying in 1937 at the age of 46.
Kjent for
Filmography
| 1937 | Black Legion · as Undetermined Secondary Role |
| 1936 | Isle of Fury · as Captain Deever |
| 1936 | Bengal Tiger · as Carl Homan |
| 1936 | Public Enemy's Wife · as Mr. Schultz - Tailor |
| 1936 | Hot Money · as Doctor David |
| 1935 | Car of Dreams · as Mr. Hart |
| 1935 | Mr. Cohen Takes a Walk · as Jake Cohen |
| 1935 | Mimi · as Durand |
| 1935 | Alias Bulldog Drummond · as Salvini |
| 1935 | Murder at Monte Carlo · as Dr. Heinrich Becker |
| 1935 | This Woman Is Mine · as Pietro |
| 1935 | Heart's Desire · as Florian |
| 1934 | Power · as Landauer |
| 1934 | April Blossoms · as Alois Wimpassinger |
| 1934 | The Living Dead · as Paston |
| 1931 | Mountains on Fire · as Feldtelefonist |
| 1931 | Mary · as Bobby Brown |
| 1930 | Two Worlds · as Mendel (german Version) |
| 1929 | Paul Graetz als Berliner Zeitungsjunge · as Cast |
| 1928 | Fight for the Matterhorn · as Meynet |
| 1927 | |
| 1927 | A Crazy Night · as Pille |
| 1923 | Crown of Thorns · as Jairus |
| 1921 | The Wildcat · as Zofano |
| 1920 | Desire · as Cast |
| 1920 | One Arabian Night · as Puffti, Sklave |
| 1920 | Der Doppelmord von Sarajewo · as Gavrilo Princip |
| 1920 | Die Beichte einer Toten · as Kritiker |
| 1920 | Pension Lautenschlag · as Paukenschläger |
| 1919 | Die Gelbe Fratze · as Buckliger |
| 1914 | Eine tolle Nacht · as Pille |