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Real Name: Kurt Gerson. Profile: German actor and film director (born 11 May 1897 in Berlin, Germany and murdered around 30 October 1944 in the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp). After being wounded in World War I, Gerron studied medicine and finished the war serving as a physician in a military hospital. After the war, he switched careers ...
Kurt Gerron was born Kurt Gerson to Jewish parents in Berlin, Germany on 11 May 1897. After school Gerron fought in the Great War and he was wounded several times. During the war he studied medicine, and he obtained a medical degree. However, he became a stage actor in 1920. He appeared in such films as The Blue Angel opposite Marlene Dietrich ...
Kurt Gerron, artista de cabaret, actor de teatro y cine, e importante director de teatro y de las primeras películas sonoras, fue uno de los artistas más exitosos de los años 20’ y principios de 1930. Nació el 11 de mayo de 1897 en una familia judía de Berlín de clase media. Su padre era confitero y su madre, ama de casa y docente de su ...
11 de mai. de 2022 · Kurt Gerron war ein Mann mit vielen Talenten. Am 11. Mai 1897 in Berlin als Einzelkind einer jüdischen Kaufmannsfamilie geboren, wird er kurz nach dem Abitur 1914 eingezogen.
Kurt Gerron was born of Jewish parentage in Berlin in 1897. Seriously wounded during the First World War he later began training as a doctor. He changed career during the 1920s when he became a successful actor and director in Germany, acting in and directing many films including his most famous role as the conjurer in Josef von Sternberg's Der Blaue Engel.
Kurt Gerron född 11 maj 1897 i Berlin, Tyskland, död 28 oktober 1944, Auschwitz-Birkenau, Polen, var en tysk skådespelare och filmregissör.Gerron medverkade som skådespelare i ett 70-tal tyska filmer under 1920-talet och fram till 1933, samt regisserade även en handfull, ofta komedifilmer.
The life of Kurt Gerron, the legendary German-Jewish stage and film star of the1920’s and 30’s, is not well known in America. Academy Award winning documentarian Malcolm Clarke and co-director Stuart Sender remedy this lack with their insightful look at the man, once at the top of his field, who lost everything to the Nazis and eventually sunk to the level of directing a film of their ...
