Lotte Medelsky was an American actress who is best known for Das Kriegspatenkind, Bogdan Stimoff, and Viereinhalb Musketiere.
Personal and Family Life
Born on May 20, 1880, in Vienna, Austria-Hungary, Lotte Medelsky developed a passion for theater at a young age. She married actor Eugen Frank, and together they had two children, Liselotte and Hans, who also pursued acting careers. Lotte achieved recognition as a Hofschauspielerin at the age of 19, earning several honors throughout her career.
Career
Lotte Medelsky’s stage career began with a scholarship that opened doors for her in the theater. Her performances in classic plays like “Romeo und Julia” and “Die Räuber” showcased her talent alongside renowned actor Josef Kainz. Despite her success on stage, she had a limited number of film appearances throughout her lifetime.
Death and Legacy
Lotte Medelsky passed away on December 4, 1960, in Nußdorf am Attersee, Upper Austria, Austria. Her contributions to theater and film left a lasting impact, and she is remembered for her remarkable performances and achievements as an actress.
Filmography
| Year | Title | Role |
|---|---|---|
| 1957 | Der Verschwender | TV Movie |
| 1955 | Dunja | 5.4 |
| 1935 | Viereinhalb Musketiere | Mrs. Müller, hostel-owner |
| 1934 | Der Musikant von Eisenstadt | Die Oberin der Ursulinerinnen |
| 1916 | Bogdan Stimoff | Ana |
| 1915 | Das Kriegspatenkind | Frau von Feldwebel |