William Trenk

William Trenk was an American actor and director, born on March 11, 1902, in Vienna, Austria-Hungary (now Austria). He is best known for his work in “Heldinnen” (1960), “Karl May” (1974), and “Mrs. Billings’ Scheidung” (1961). He passed away on September 21, 1983, in West Berlin, West Germany.

Personal and Family Life

William Trenk’s early life in Austria likely influenced his artistic pursuits. He moved to America, where he developed a successful career in film and theater. Trenk was known for his talent in both acting and directing. Little information is available about his family, but his contributions to the arts have left a lasting impact.

Career Highlights

Trenk’s career spanned several decades, during which he appeared in numerous films and television shows. He gained recognition for his versatile performances, often embodying a range of characters from dramatic figures to comedic roles. His notable works reflect his ability to adapt to various genres and styles in the entertainment industry.

Death and Legacy

William Trenk died on September 21, 1983, in West Berlin, West Germany. His legacy lives on through his significant contributions to film and theater. Trenk is remembered for his memorable roles and artistic vision, which continue to inspire new generations of actors and directors.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
Zärtliches Geheimnis 1956-03-07 Franz
I’ll Be Yours 1947-02-02 Captain
The Corpse Came C.O.D. 1947-06-02 Fields
Heldinnen 1960-09-29 Ricaut
The Strange Death of Adolf Hitler 1943-09-10 Co. Von Zechwitz
Rasputin, Dämon der Frauen 1932-02-19 Ossipowitsch
Inside Job 1946-06-14 Cordet
Die andere Seite 1931-10-29 Koch
Panik in Chicago 1931-06-22 Kriminalbeamter Charles
Einer Frau muß man alles verzeih’n 1931-11-03 Fritz Meyer
Karl May 1974-10-18
The Exile 1947-10-17 Jacques, Footman
Der Schinderhannes 1958-12-17
White Tie and Tails 1946-08-30 Emil
Mannequins für Rio 1954-10-20 Senor Bulanos
Hitchhike to Happiness 1945-07-16 Ladislaus Prenska
Lumpazivagabundus 1962-08-26 Lumpazivagabundus
Karl May 1977-01-10 Rodolf Lebius