Bruno Arno was an American actor best known for Die vom Rummelplatz, Holzapfel weiß alles, and The Big Attraction. He was born on February 22, 1902, in Hamburg, Germany, and passed away on May 10, 1990, in Berlin, Germany.
Personal and Family Life
Bruno Arno came from a creative family, being the brother of actor and director Sig Arno. He began his career in silent films in Germany and later faced challenges as a Jewish performer during the rise of the Nazi regime. This forced him to leave Germany in 1935, eventually making his way to Argentina.
Career and Artistic Pursuits
After leaving the film industry in 1933, Bruno Arno became a successful dancer, choreographer, and painter. He returned to acting in 1966 after many years focused on his artistic pursuits. He also served as a ballet master and choreographer at various theaters, including those engaged by the renowned Max Reinhardt.
Death and Legacy
Bruno Arno passed away on May 10, 1990, leaving behind a legacy of talent in both dance and film. His experiences as a Jewish artist during a tumultuous time in history highlight the challenges he faced in his career. His contributions to the arts continue to be remembered and celebrated.
Filmography
| Year | Title | Role |
|---|---|---|
| 1967 | Im Flamingo-Club | TV Series |
| 1967 | Frank V. – Die Oper einer Privatbank | TV Movie |
| 1966 | Die nacht zum vierten | Indian |
| 1965 | Herr Kayser und die Nachtigall | Onkel Max |
| 1933 | Sag’ mir, wer Du bist | Dancer |
| 1933 | …und wer küßt mich? | Der Tanzmeister |
| 1932 | Holzapfel weiß alles | Tänze |
| 1932 | Das Geheimnis der roten Katze | Noted |
| 1931 | The Big Attraction | Noted |
| 1930 | Die vom Rummelplatz | Noted |
| 1929 | Erpresser | Billi |
| 1928 | Das Haus ohne Männer | Der Tanzmeister |
| 1928 | Gaunerliebchen | Tim |
| 1927 | Benno Stehkragen | Noted |
| 1927 | Die Hochstaplerin | Zuhöhrer |