Karin Evans

Karin Evans was an American actress who is best known for Pygmalion, The Affair Blum, and Street Acquaintances. She was born on September 25, 1907, in Johannesburg, South Africa, and passed away on July 1, 2004, in Berlin, Germany.

Personal and Family Life

Karin Evans was of English-Welsh descent, with her father being a lecturer. She trained at the Max Reinhardt school in Berlin, where she honed her acting skills. Karin was married to artist Wolf Hoffmann from 1931 until his death in 1979.

Career

After beginning her acting career in the theater, Karin made her film debut in 1927 with “Der Kampf des Donald Westhof.” She often played eccentric or quirky characters, particularly in her later work after World War II. One of her most notable performances came in the 1948 film, The Affair Blum, which showcased her talent as an actress.

Death and Legacy

Karin Evans died on July 1, 2004, in Berlin, Germany. Throughout her life, she made significant contributions to both film and theater, leaving behind a legacy of diverse performances. Her work continues to be remembered, particularly for her unique portrayals of complex characters.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
Fanny Hill 1964-09-25 Martha
Affaire Blum 1948-12-03 Sabine Blum
Achtzig im Schatten 1963-07-27 Blanche Carrell
Das ideale Brautpaar 1954-01-21 Mutter Martini
Ohne Dich wird es Nacht 1956-08-16 Fräulein Bahlke
Die letzte Kompagnie 1930-03-14 Dore
Das Konzert 1931-11-09 Eva Gerndl
Ich klage an 1941-08-29 Erna Balg
Aus erster Ehe 1940-07-23 Frl. Dr. Börner
So ein Affentheater 1953-08-06 Fräulein Winterfeld
Komödianten 1941-09-05
Der Kampf des Donald Westhof 1927-09-29
Liebling der Götter 1960-04-11
Straßenbekanntschaft 1948-04-13
Boykott 1930-12-14