Helmut Käutner
Biography
Helmut Käutner (born 25 March 1908 in Düsseldorf, Germany; died 20 April 1980 in Castellina in Chianti, Italy) was a German film director active mainly in the 1940s and 1950s. He began his career at the end of the Weimar Republic and had released his first major films in Nazi Germany.
Known For
Acting
1944
asKarl
1950
as
1957
asReporter
1971
asSir Frederic Fairlie
1957
asErzähler
1970
asAdam Krug
1961
asDr. Blendheim
1948
asProf. Petri
1970
asDr. Kramer
1971
asPaul Hoffmann
1973
asCanisius
1971
asKapitän
1972
asProfessor
1976
asGeneral a. D.
1967
asErzbischof
1967
asValentin Katajew
1960
asChauffeur
1956
as
1932
asMatrose der 'Emden'
1959
asKönigliche Hoheit
1966
asGuest
1967
asProf. Dr. Sigmund Freud
1954
as
1943
as
1958
as
1947
asDas Auto (voice)
1964
asHimself
asSelf
asRobert Kemm
asHugo Blasek
asPaul Seibach
asDuktus
asSir Gordon Towns
asFranz Schadow
asKarl May
asSelf
asSelf
asSelf
asSelf
Production
1960
as1947
as1948
as
1948
as
1959
asCrew
Directing
1944
as
1956
as
1955
as
1940
as
1964
as1957
as1954
as
1958
as
1946
as
1970
as1957
as
1955
as1943
as1947
as1958
as1948
as
1955
as
1963
as
1942
as
1959
as
1939
as
1950
as
1961
as1956
as
1941
as1959
as
1962
as
1954
as
1961
as
1960
as1950
as
1966
as1965
as1940
as
1953
as
1942
as
1969
as1970
as1961
as1951
as1977
as
1968
as1976
as1971
as1966
as1967
as
1970
as1959
as
1961
as
1961
as1962
as1972
as1967
as1974
as
1974
as1964
as1965
asas 
