Harry Berber was a German-American actor who is best known for Knautsch und Stange, Der Anti-Detektiv, and Nihil Nemo Kakadu. He had a notable career in both film and theater, particularly in Germany.
Personal and Family Life
Born on December 11, 1886, in Celle, Germany, Harry Berber eventually moved to Berlin, where he became a prominent figure in the acting community. He not only acted but was also a talented director, bringing several plays to life on stage. In addition to his performance career, he served as an acting teacher, sharing his knowledge with the next generation of performers.
Career
Throughout his career, Berber made numerous contributions to both film and theater. He appeared in various films, including an uncredited role in the early Euro-western “An Adventurer’s Love” in 1906. He was also associated with the esteemed Deutsches Theater in Berlin, maintaining a strong presence in the theatrical scene.
Death and Legacy
Harry Berber passed away on April 28, 1972, in Berlin, Germany. Despite being largely forgotten today, his impact in early cinema and theater continues to be recognized by film historians and enthusiasts. His dedication to the performing arts left a lasting impression on the communities he engaged with.
Filmography
| Title | Release Date | Character |
|---|---|---|
| Der Apachenlord | 1920-11-25 | |
| Das Kalte Herz | 1924-08-22 | |
| Klein Doortje | 1917-09-07 | |
| Time Is Money | 1923-07-19 | |
| Feind im Blut | 1931-04-17 | – |