Hans Nielsen(1911-1965)

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Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Town Without Pity (1961)

Hans Nielsen was born on 30 November 1911 in Hamburg, Germany. He was an actor and assistant director, known for Titanic (1943), Citizen Kane (1941) and Singin' in the Rain (1952). He was married to Anna Katharina Elisabeth Novian and Annemarie Giersch. He died on 11 October 1965 in West Berlin, West Germany.

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Titanic

6.1

1st Officer Petersen

1943

Citizen Kane

8.2

Voice Actor - Dubbing(German)

1941

Singin' in the Rain

8.3

Voice Actor - Dubbing(German)

1952

Mistress of the World

4.9

Colonel Dagget

1960

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Actor

Exil
9.7
TV Movie
- General
- 1965
Place Called Glory City
5.3
- Jeff
- 1965
Tatort
7.4
TV Movie
- Bürgermeister
- 1965
Pyramid of the Sun God
5.2
- Don Pedro Arbellez
- 1965
Five Thousand Dollars on One Ace
5.1
- Juez Keystone
- 1965
Hotel der toten Gäste
5.3
- Inspector Forbesa
- 1965
Treasure of the Aztecs
5.3
- Don Pedro Arbellez
- 1965
Verhör am Nachmittag
8.1
TV Movie
- Kriminalrat Ücker
- 1965
Krimi-Quiz - Amateure als Kriminalisten
TV Series
- Mr. Brown
- 1965
I cento cavalieri
6.3
- Alfonso Ordoñez, alcalde
- 1964
Die Verschwörung des Fiesco zu Genua
TV Movie
- Verrina
- 1964
The Racetrack Murders
5.9
- Reverend Turner
- 1964
Bullets Don't Argue
5.8
- Rev. Alvarez
- 1964
The Monster of London City
5.9
- Inspector Dorne
- 1964
Ein Frauenarzt klagt an
8.8
- Dr. Kraus
- 1964

Voice Actor - Dubbing

Second Unit or Assistant Director

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Born
- November 30, 1911
- Hamburg, Germany
Died
- October 11, 1965
- West Berlin, West Germany(leukemia)
Spouses
Other works
Dubbing voice of Arthur O'Connell in the post-synchronized version of Joshua Logan's Picnic (1955) (Picknick).
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Prolific German character actor, trained by Albrecht Schoenhals. On stage in Hamburg from 1932, in films from 1937. Usually played fair-minded authority figures or debonair men-of-the-world. Post-war, he was much in demand as a voice over artist for stars like David Niven, Cary Grant and Errol Flynn.