Hugo Schrader was an American actor known for his roles in “Ins Grab kann man nichts mitnehmen (3. Fassung)”, “Die Heirat”, and “Wedding at Lake Wolfgang”. Born on July 26, 1902, in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, he gained fame as a character actor, often portraying shy and timid characters.
Personal and Family Life
Hugo Schrader’s family background is not well-documented, but he began his acting career on stage in 1925. He worked primarily as a dubbing actor, lending his voice to many well-known figures in film, such as Yoda from “Star Wars.” After World War II, his appearances in films became less frequent.
Death and Legacy
Hugo Schrader passed away on February 22, 1993, in Berlin, Germany. His legacy as a versatile character actor and a talented voice actor continues to be remembered, especially for his contributions to German dubbing in cinema. His performances left a mark on both stage and film that resonates with audiences.
Filmography
| Title | Year | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Wenn’s nach mir ginge | 1978–1986 | Opa (uncredited) |
| Schneeweißchen und Rosenrot | 1984 | Voice |
| Drei Damen vom Grill | 1977–1983 | Paul Rettig |
| Die Präsidentin | 1982 | Dominique |
| Ein Abend mit Labiche | 1980 | Mouillebec |
| Direktion City | 1976–1982 | Gummi |
| Theatergarderobe | 1971 | Anton Kramberg |
| Unheimliche Geschichten | 1982 | Franz Glemm |