Marieluise Claudius

Marieluise Claudius was a German actress who is best known for her roles in Pan, Peer Gynt, and King August the Strong. She was born on January 6, 1912, in Meiningen, Germany, and passed away at the young age of 29 on August 2, 1941, in Berlin.

Personal and Family Life

Marieluise Claudius came from a family involved in the arts; her father, Erich Claudius, and her mother, Liesbeth Rescke, were both actors. Her artistic heritage can be traced back to her grandfather, a composer, and her great-grandfather, a writer. She began her acting career at a young age, showcasing her talent on stage which eventually led her to film.

Death and Legacy

Claudius died unexpectedly from heart failure in 1941, leaving a brief but impactful legacy in the German film industry. She was buried in the New Cemetery in Wannsee, Berlin, although her grave has been lost over time. Despite her early death, she remains remembered for her contributions to cinema during the 1930s.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
Schatten über St. Pauli 1938-01-01 Hanna Carstens
Der Mann, der Sherlock Holmes war 1937-07-14 Mary Berry
Reifende Jugend 1933-09-21 Christa von Borck, Abiturientin
Die Stimme der Liebe 1934-01-03 Zenzi
Ein Robinson 1940-04-25 Antje
Ich war Jack Mortimer 1935-10-16 Marie Polikow
Krach um Jolanthe 1934-08-17 Sophie
Der rote Reiter 1935-02-01 Etelka
Maja zwischen zwei Ehen 1938-08-21 Eva Adrian
Der alte und der junge König 1935-01-02 Prinzessin Wilhelmine
Die Entführung 1936-03-31 Suzanne Merville
Pan 1937-08-26 Eva
Der Ammenkönig 1935-12-05 Lisbeth
August der Starke 1936-01-17 Gräfin Anna Constanze Cosel
Einmal werd’ ich Dir gefallen 1938-04-05 Matthesi Stuck