Harell, Marte |
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BORN 4 Jan 1907, Wien - DIED 12 Mar 1996, Wien BIRTH NAME Schömig, Marte GRAVE LOCATION Wien: Hietzinger Friedhof, Maxingstraße 15, Hietzing (Gruppe 65, Nummer 2/3/4, Familiengruft) |
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Daughter of architect Rudolf Schömig and his wife Emilie Passetzky. She started a career as an actress after she married director Karl Hartl on 2 Feb 1930. She was educated at the Reinhardt-seminar and debuted at the Theaters in der Josefstadt when she was already 30. Her husband became the director of Wien-film and this opened her way to the movies, starting with "Opernball" in 1939. She often played strong women and usually she wasn't able to hide her Viennese accent. She is best remembered as Fiaker-Milli in "Schrammeln" (1944). Her first movie after the war, "Glaube an mich" (1946) was torn apart by the critics. During the fifties and sixties she was in several movies, but she focussed on the theatre. Family • Husband: Hartl, Karl (1930-1978) |
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 Marte Harell. (1941-1944) |
 Marte Harell. (1941-1944) |
 The grave of Karl Hartl and Marte Harell at the Hietzing Cemetery in Vienna. Picture by androom (15 Aug 2006) |
 The grave of Karl Hartl and Marte Harell at the Hietzing Cemetery in Vienna. Picture by androom (15 Aug 2006) |
 Marte Harell. (1941-1944) Picture by Haenchen |
 Marte Harell. (1941-1944) |
 Marte Harell. Picture by Foto Hämmerer |
Sources • Internet Movie Database • Marte Harell – Wikipedia |
