Fritz Muliar

Fritz Muliar was born as Friedrich Ludwig Stand on the 12^th December 1919; he died on the 4^th May 2009. He was an Austrian actor known popularly as Volksschauspieler by his countrymen because of his fame.

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Biography

Fritz Muliar was born in the Neuban in the city of Vienna as the stepson of a Jeweller. Fritz Muliar became a cabaret artist in the later part of the 1930s. He was a Boy Scout in his youth age. He was sent to the prison by the Nazis in the year 1942 after the World War II and he spent 7 months in solitary confinement for Betätigung zur Wiederherstellung eines freien Österreich.

Fritz Muliar started his career on the stage after the war and he played much of comic roles and traditional Austrian fare. He appeared in many films of the country and in TV series like Kir Royal and Kommissar Rex. He is best remember for the role he played in the 13-part TV series of the country called Die Abenteuer des braven Soldaten Schwejk that was filmed in German and casted in the state TV of the country, ORF in the year 1972.

Filmography

Actor

Ø  2006 Der Tag, an dem der Papst gekidnappt wurde (TV Movie) as Papst Albert IV.

Ø  2004 Trautmann (TV Series) as Fritz Brosche - Schwergewicht (2004) ... Fritz Brosche

Ø  2004 Der Bauer als Millionär (TV Movie) as Das hohe Alter

Ø  2003 MA 2412 - Die Staatsdiener

Ø  2000 Jedermann (TV Movie) as Armer Nachbar

Ø  1999 Besuch bei Mr. Green (TV Movie) as Mr. Green

Ø  1994-1998 Rex: A Cop's Best Friend (TV Series) as Max Koch - Mosers Tod (1998) ... Max Koch - Ein mörderischer Plan (1998) ... Max Koch - Tod eines Schülers (1998) ... Max Koch (credit only) - Lebendig begraben (1998) ... Max Koch - Blutrote Rosen (1997) ... Max Koch

Ø  1992-1998 Tohuwabohu (TV Series) - Blasts from the Past (1998) - Best & rest 8-26: Halb hundertvier (1998) - Seite 45 (1998) - Tralala 2 bzw. 40 (1997) - Tohu-Nacht Revue 1990-1997 (1997)

Ø  1997 Qualtingers Wien as Staatssekretär

Ø  1997 Ein Schutzengel auf Reisen (TV Movie)

Ø  1996 Schloßhotel Orth (TV Series) as Fritz Havlicek - Das Wunder von Gmunden ... Fritz Havlicek

Ø  1995 Vermischte Gefühle (TV Movie) as Hermann Löwy

Ø  1994 Radetzkymarsch (TV Mini-Series) as Knopfmacher

Ø  1993 Muttertag as Mayor

Ø  1991 Sibirien (TV Movie)

Ø  1990 Die Kaffeehaus-Clique (TV Movie)

Ø  1990 Wenn das die Nachbarn wüßten (TV Series) as Erich

Ø  1990 Roda Roda (TV Series)

Ø  1987-1988 Waldhaus (TV Series) as Xaver Mittermaier - Gemachte Nester (1988) ... Xaver Mittermaier - Schöne Aussichten (Teil 2) (1988) ... Xaver Mittermaier - Schöne Aussichten (Teil 1) (1988) ... Xaver Mittermaier - Jagdsaison (1988) ... Xaver Mittermaier - Verraten und verkauft (1988) ... Xaver Mittermaier

Ø  1988 Heiteres Bezirksgericht (TV Series)

Ø  1986 Kir Royal (TV Mini-Series) as Gregory Wiener - Karriere (1986) ... Gregory Wiener - Muttertag (1986) ... Gregory Wiener

Ø  1985 Wiener Klatsch (TV Series)

Ø  1985 Lehar-Express (TV Movie) as Performer

Ø  1985 Flucht ohne Ende (TV Movie) as Henri Debreuil

Ø  1984 Der Mörder (TV Movie) as Adele's Father

Ø  1984 Der Zerrissene (TV Movie) as Krautkopf - Pächter auf einer Besitzung des Herrn von Lips

Ø  1983 Ringstraßenpalais (TV Series) as Imre Kelemen - Schlusskonzert (1983) ... Imre Kelemen - Kein Glück in der Liebe (1983) ... Imre Kelemen - Die Rückkehr (1983) ... Imre Kelemen - Der Zusammenbruch (1983) ... Imre Kelemen

Ø  1982 Wohin und zurück - Teil 1: An uns glaubt Gott nicht mehr - Ferry oder Wie es war (TV Movie) as Mehlig

Ø  1979 Moral (TV Movie) as Dr. Hauser

Ø  1979 Wunder einer Nacht (TV Movie)

Ø  1978 Love Hotel in Tyrol as Bürgermeister Katzinger

Ø  1977 Liebesgeschichten und Heiratssachen (TV Movie) as Florian Fett

Ø  1977 Die früheren Verhältnisse (TV Movie) as Anton Muffl

Ø  1976 Sonntagsgeschichten (TV Movie) as Winzenz

Ø  1976 Abschied vom Ronacher (TV Movie)

Ø  1972-1976 Die Abenteuer des braven Soldaten Schwejk (TV Series) as Josef Schwejk / Schwejk - Folge 7 (1976) ... Schwejk - Folge 9 (1972) ... Schwejk - Folge 8 (1972) ... Schwejk - Folge 11 (1972) ... Schwejk - Folge 10 (1972) ... Schwejk

Ø  1975 Der Kommissar (TV Series) as Gruber - Das goldene Pflaster (1975) ... Gruber

Ø  1974 Arsène Lupin (TV Series) as Pittora - La dame au chapeau à plumes (1974) ... Pittora

Ø  1973-1974 Hallo - Hotel Sacher... Portier! (TV Series) as Herr Waczek - Happy-End mit Hindernissen (1974) ... Herr Waczek - Der Installateur (1974) ... Herr Waczek - Die drei Väter der Romy Schröder (1973) ... Herr Waczek

Ø  1973 Abenteuer eines Sommers as Gligore

Ø  1973 Die beiden Nachtwandler oder Das Notwendige und das Überflüssige (TV Movie) as Sebastian Faden

Ø  1973 Pariser Nächte (TV Movie)

Ø  1973 Diamantenparty (TV Movie) as Boris Popesko

Ø  1972 Fritz Muliar Schau (TV Series) as Host, Himself - Theater (1972) ... Host, Himself - Was ist Freundschaft? (1972) ... Host, Himself

Ø  1972 Die lustigen Vier von der Tankstelle

Ø  1972 Spiel der Herzen (TV Movie) as Doktor

Ø  1972 Wiener Blut (TV Movie) as Kagler

Ø  1972 Der Tod des Ministers (TV Movie) as Der Innenminister

Ø  1972 Das bin ich - Wiener Schicksale aus den 30er Jahren: Österreich zwischen Demokratie und Diktatur (TV Movie) as Herr Horvath

Ø  1971 Der fidele Bauer (TV Movie) as Lindoberer, Wirt und Bürgermeister

Ø  1971 Olympia - Olympia (TV Movie)

Ø  1971 My Father, the Ape and I as Smekal

Ø  1971 Servus Zürich - Grüezi Wien (TV Movie) as Performer

Ø  1971 Auf der grünen Wiese (TV Movie) as Borstl

Ø  1970 Die vertagte Nacht (TV Movie) as Emil Dobermann

Ø  1970 Der Feldherrnhügel (TV Movie) as Ornstein - Pfeifendeckel

Ø  1970 Messerköpfe (TV Movie) as Bordeur

Ø  1970 The Hostess Exceeds All Bounds as Seiberl

Ø  1970 G'schichten aus Wien (TV Series) - Vom Cabaret bis ABC (1970)

Ø  1970 Das Geld liegt auf der Bank (TV Movie) as Rudolf Dietrich

Ø  1970 Hier bin ich, mein Vater (TV Movie) as Horn

Ø  1970 Der Weyland Casperl (TV Movie) as Johann La Roche

Ø  1969 Wild, Willing & Sexy as Sixtus Vogel

Ø  1969 Der Gürtel des Namajok (TV Movie) as Direktor Zirkus Mortatelli

Ø  1969 Bei Tag und bei Nacht (TV Movie) as Franzl

Ø  1969 Hochzeit am Bodensee (TV Movie) as Köble

Ø  1969 The Viking Who Became a Bigamist as Zollbeamter Johann

Ø  1968 Der keusche Lebemann (TV Movie) as Fabrikant Julius Matzner

Ø  1968 Moss on the Stones as The Architect

Ø  1967 Das Veilchen (TV Movie) as Der Komponist

Ø  1967 Wiener Schnitzel

Ø  1967 Der Gürtel (TV Movie) as Verteidiger

Ø  1967 Astoria (TV Movie) as Lord Whistleton

Ø  1967 Die Fiakermilli (TV Movie) as Johann Fürst

Ø  1966 Boccaccio (TV Movie) as Scalza - Barbier

Ø  1966 Ollapotrida (TV Movie) as Toison d'Or

Ø  1966 Drilling Hole, or Bavaria Isn't Texas (TV Movie) as Hochwürden Koschorke

Ø  1966 Donaug'schichten (TV Series) as Standesbeamter - W. M. und die kleinen Gauner (1966) ... Standesbeamter

Ø  1965 Leinen aus Irland (TV Movie) as Schlesinger aus Skutari

Ø  1965 Die Gigerln von Wien (TV Movie) as Eduard Strobl

Ø  1965 Third of November 1918 as Zugführer Geitinger

Ø  1965 An der schönen blauen Donau (TV Movie) as Wondrak

Ø  1964 Marry Me, Cherie as Herr Mönckeberg

Ø  1964 I Learned It from Father as Hans Sax

Ø  1963 Biedermann und die Brandstifter (TV Movie) as Herr Biedermann

Ø  1963 Der komödiantische Herr Sebek (TV Movie)

Ø  1963 Der Bockerer (TV Movie) as Karl Bockerer

Ø  1962 Vor Jungfrauen wird gewarnt as Georg

Ø  1962 Professor Bernhardi (TV Movie)

Ø  1962 Protektionskind (TV Movie) as Offizial Bohrmann

Ø  1962 Das süße Leben des Grafen Bobby as Pullizer

Ø  1961 Autofahrer unterwegs as Sedlacek

Ø  1961 Nachsaison (TV Movie) as Joseph

Ø  1961 ...und du, mein Schatz, bleibst hier

Ø  1961 Die Abenteuer des Grafen Bobby as Josef Powidel, Wiener Gangster

Ø  1961 Kauf dir einen bunten Luftballon as Franzel

Ø  1960 The Magnificent Rogue as Vaclav Pivatschek

Ø  1960 The Good Soldier Schweik as Russian Soldier Boris

Ø  1960 Kriminaltango as Klau-Maxe

Ø  1960 Ich heirate Herrn Direktor as Jahn

Ø  1959/II Der Fall Pinedus (TV Movie) as Zeitungsdirektor

Ø  1959 Das Nachtlokal zum Silbermond as Einer der Bande

Ø  1959 Skandal um Dodo

Ø  1958 Einmal noch die Heimat seh'n as Wirt

Ø  1958 Embezzled Heaven as Fasching

Ø  1958 Man müßte nochmal zwanzig sein

Ø  1958 Candidates for Marriage as Ein Wachmann

Ø  1957 Lachendes Wien as Der schlimmen Schüler

Ø  1957 Vienna, City of My Dreams as Spöttischer Passant

Ø  1957 Der Wilderer vom Silberwald

Ø  1957 Dort in der Wachau as Schiffskoch Nowak

Ø  1957 Ober zahlen as Oswald Melzer

Ø  1956 K. und k. Feldmarschall as Janos, Offizierbursche

Ø  1956 Försterliesel as Schneider

Ø  1956 Lumpazivagabundus as Stranzl, Bürgermeister

Ø  1956 Symphonie in Gold as Hotelportier

Ø  1955 Der Kongreß tanzt

Ø  1955 Geheimnis einer Ärztin as Polizeiinspektor

Ø  1954 Der Komödiant von Wien

Ø  1953 Franz Schubert as Bit part (uncredited)

Ø  1953 Die Regimentstochter as Hans

Ø  1953 Einmal keine Sorgen haben

Ø  1952 Seesterne

Ø  1952 Vanished Melody as Karli

Ø  1951 Gangsterpremiere

Ø  1951 Der fidele Bauer as Kinobesucher

Ø  1951 Der Teufel führt Regie as Renard

Ø  1950 Marika as Oskar

Ø  1940 Herz ohne Heimat as Junger Ehemann (uncredited)

Self Credit

Ø  2002 Seitenblicke (TV Series documentary) as Himself - Episode dated 4 June 2002 (2002) ... Himself

Ø  2002 Willkommen Österreich (TV Series) as Himself - Episode dated 23 April 2002 (2002) ... Himself

Ø  1996 Die Harald Schmidt Show (TV Series) as Himself - Show #26 (1996) ... Himself

Ø  1992 Der beste Schriftsteller unter den zeitgenössischen Wasserballern - Friedrich Torberg und seine Beziehung zum Sport (TV Movie documentary short) as Himself

Ø  1979 Einmal Österreich und zurück (TV Movie documentary) as Himself (uncredited)

Ø  1977 Curd Jürgens (TV Movie documentary) as Himself

Ø  1973 Dalli Dalli (TV Series) as Himself - Candidate - Episode #1.19 (1973) ... Himself - Candidate

Ø  1972 ZDF Hitparade (TV Series) as Himself - Episode #1.33 (1972) ... Himself (uncredited)

Ø  1972 Guten Abend, Nachbarn (TV Series) as Himself - Episode dated 18 March 1972 (1972) ... Himself

Ø  1969 Hereinspaziert ins neue Jahr - Silvester mit Heinz Conrads (TV Movie) as Himself

Awards

Ø  Decoration for Services to the Liberation of Austria

Ø  Gold Medal for services to the City of Vienna

Ø  Medal of the Austrian Broadcasting Corporation

Ø  Professor by the Republic of Austria (1975)

Ø  Merit Cross 1st Class of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany (1977)

Ø  Kainz Medal for Peachum in Bertolt Brecht's Three Penny Opera (1978)

Ø  Nestroy Ring (1984)

Ø  Austrian Cross of Honour for Science and Art, 1st class (1984)

Ø  Gold Medal of Styria (1985)

Ø  Kammerschauspieler ("Chamber actor") (1985)

Ø  Gold Medal of Salzburg (1989)

Ø  Naming of a street in Grossenzersdorf after Fritz Muliar in 1994

Ø  Honorary member of the Burgtheater (1995)

Ø  Honorary member of the Theater in der Josefstadt (1996)

Ø  Ring of Honour of the City of Vienna (1999)

Ø  European Culture Prize (2001)

Ø  Grand Decoration of Honour in Silver for Services to the Republic of Austria (2002)

Ø  Grand Golden Decoration for services to the province of Lower Austria (2002)

Ø  Platinum Romy for lifetime achievement (2004)

Ø  Ferdinand Raimund-Ring 2008

Ø  Ring of honour of Grossenzersdorf