Kurt Raab(1941-1988)

Kurt Raab was born on 20 July 1941 in Bergreichenstein, Sudetenland [now Kasperské Hory, Czech Republic]. He was an actor and production designer, known for Tenderness of the Wolves (1973), Satan's Brew (1976) and Why Does Herr R. Run Amok? (1970). He died on 28 June 1988 in Hamburg, West Germany.

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6.4

Die Insel der blutigen Plantage
4.4
- Production Designer
- 1983
The Tehran Incident
3.0
- Production Designer
- 1979
The Stationmaster's Wife
7.0
TV Movie
- Production Designer
- 1977
Adolf und Marlene
6.2
- Production Designer
- 1977
Vier gegen die Bank
6.1
TV Movie
- Production Designer
- 1976
Satan's Brew
6.7
- Production Designer
- 1976
I Only Want You to Love Me
7.6
TV Movie
- Production Designer
- 1976
Mother Kusters Goes to Heaven
7.5
- Production Designer
- 1975
Fox and His Friends
7.6
- Production Designer
- 1975
Like a Bird on a Wire
6.7
TV Movie
- Production Designer
- 1975
Martha
7.5
TV Movie
- Production Designer
- 1974
World on a Wire
7.7
TV Mini Series
- Production Designer
- 1973
Tenderness of the Wolves
6.3
- Production Designer
- 1973
Eight Hours Don't Make a Day
8.2
TV Mini Series
- Production Designer
- 1972–1973
Jail Bait
7.1
TV Movie
- Production Designer
- 1972

Trivia
Actor, director, screenwriter and production designer. Though born in what is present-day Czech Republic, he grew up in lower Bavaria. He made his stage debut in 1967 and was a co-founder of Rainer Werner Fassbinder's 'Anti-Theatre' the following year. He starred in that director's stage productions and in films from the late 1960's (again mostly for Fassbinder), specialising in powerful portrayals of unsympathetic, even reprehensible characters, small-minded philistines, opportunists, mass murderers (Haarmann) and dictators (Hitler).