Hilla Höfer

Hilla Höfer was a German actress best known for her roles in “Ehe in Dosen,” “Die Fledermaus,” and “Covered Tracks.” Born on December 16, 1914, in Berlin, she had a career that spanned several decades.

Personal and Family Life

Hilla Höfer was married to the well-known German character actor Harald Paulsen. They had one son, Uwe Paulsen, who also became an actor. Despite the challenges of World War II, she continued her passion for acting, although her film appearances became less frequent, and she focused mainly on theater.

Career Highlights

Höfer’s career took off before the war, with notable works like “Ehe in Dosen” in 1939 and “Die Fledermaus” in 1937. During World War II, she made only one film, “Ehe man Ehemann wird,” in 1941. After the war, she returned to acting but primarily in theater productions.

Death and Legacy

Hilla Höfer passed away in 1990 in Germany. Her contributions to the German film and theater scene, especially in the early to mid-20th century, have left a lasting impact. Her son, Uwe Paulsen, continues the family’s legacy in acting.

Filmography

Title Year Role
Ein Mann will nach oben 1978 Haushälterin (as Hilla Hofer)
Ein Fall für Stein 1976 Frau Kunze (as Hilla Hofer)
Zu Gast in unserem Land 1973 Guest Role
Should a Schoolgirl Tell? 1969 (as Hilla Hoffer)
Only a Woman 1962 Supporting Role
Die Kartothek 1962 (as Hilla Hofer)
Der letzte Zeuge 1960 Krankenschwester (uncredited)
Judge and Juvenile 1960 (as Hilla Hofer)
Victor and Victoria 1957 Oberkellnerin (uncredited)
Blockierte Signale 1948 ‘Bulli’ – Frau Garfs
Ehe man Ehemann wird 1941 Leading Role
Wir tanzen um die Welt 1939 Tamara
Ehe in Dosen 1939 2. Tänzerin (as Hilla Hofer)
Flucht ins Dunkel 1939 Tänzerin Rita
Men Are That Way 1939 Ursula