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Alfred Müller

German actor (1926-2010) · Germany · On the map · Actors · Died at 84

Alfred Müller was a German stage and screen actor. His career peaked in the German Democratic Republic during the 1960s and 1970s, but he was still making frequent appearances - increasingly, by this time, on the small screen - in film dramas through the 1980s.

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2010Died2 December 20102006Finanzbeamte küsst man nichtFilm, Portier Friedemann Ellermann2003A Ghost at the Gateway to TimeFilm, Maries Großvater2002Pengo! Steinzeit!Series, Gustav1998LebensläufeSeries1992Sherlock Holmes und die sieben ZwergeSeries, Hans Holms1989Die ehrbaren FünfFilm, Meister1988Tiere machen LeuteSeries, Dr. Butzke1984KlassenkameradenFilm, Hauptmann Hannes Bergemann1983Ferienheim BergkristallSeries, Alois Wachtel1978Das VersteckFilm1975Goethe Prize of the City of BerlinAward1974Visa für OcantrosSeries, Martin KatrupDas Geheimnis des ÖdipusFilm, 1974Hauptmann Dr. Karl Weirauch1973Die sieben Affären der Dona JuanitaSeriesDer kleine KommandeurFilm, 1973Major Krause1971Polizeiruf 110Series, SchornAnflug Alpha 1Film, 1971Major Thomas Milan1970My Zero HourFilm, Blumhagen1969Mohr und die Raben von LondonFilm, Karl Marx1968Geheimkommando CiupagaSeries, Oberleutnant Werner Schütt1967Frozen FlashesFilm, Dr. Grunwald1966Geheimkommando BumerangSeries, Oberleutnant Schütt1965As Long as There's Life in MeFilm1960New Year's Eve PunchFilm1932Storm of MarrakechFilm1926Born4 July 1926

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Filmography 32

52 credits on file

Television 17

Awards

Goethe Prize of the City of Berlin1975
National Prize of East Germany

About this person

He was 63 when the wall came down and, unlike many performers who had built their careers in East Germany (1949-1989), he successfully transitioned in reunified Germany, continuing to appear in stage musicals and television dramas long after his seventieth birthday. As a result of his starring role in the 1963 East German espionage film For Eyes Only he was burdened, over many decades, with the labels, the "James Bond of the East" and "007 of the East": he detested the epithets.

Country
Germany
Category
Actors
Type
Actor
Status
Deceased
Dates
Lived 1926 to 2010 · aged 84