Werner Scharf(1905-1945)

Werner Scharf was born on 19 September 1905 in Leipzig, Germany. He was an actor and writer, known for Madame Bovary (1937), An Ideal Spouse (1935) and Fronttheater (1942). He died on 30 April 1945 in Rathenow, Germany.

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Der Erbförster
- Christian Evers
- 1945
Burning Hearts
5.9
- Gen. Teuliè
- 1945
Eine Frau für drei Tage
7.0
- Benno Schmitz
- 1944
Akrobat Schööön!
7.0
- Fred Martoni
- 1943
Titanic
6.1
- Südländer Mendoz (uncredited)
- 1943
Der Majoratsherr
8.9
- Oskar von Halleborg
- 1943
The Adventures of Baron Munchausen
7.0
- Prinz Francesco d'Este
- 1943
Rembrandt
5.4
- 1942
Die Sache mit Styx
7.3
- Tschelebi
- 1942
Illusion
7.3
- Axel Hold
- 1941
Clarissa
6.4
- Paul Becker
- 1941
Pedro soll hängen
4.4
- José, Pferdehändler
- 1941
Friedemann Bach
6.6
- Baron am Dresdener Hof bei der Nymphenballettaufführung (uncredited)
- 1941
Herz ohne Heimat
6.7
- Rodegger
- 1940
Was wird hier gespielt?
6.8
- 1940

Trivia
Supporting actor, the son of a chemist, on stage from 1927. He appeared in German films of the 1930's and 40's, often as handsome, smartly-attired gigolos or crooks. After being conscripted in 1944, Scharf was killed in action during the closing stages of World War II on the Eastern Front.