Hannes Schmidhauser

Career overview

Subject: Hannes Schmidhauser (Acting career focus).
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Name: Hannes Schmidhauser.
Born: September 9, 1926, in Locarno, Switzerland (Ticino).
Died: January 29, 2000 (73 years old).
Acting Training: Studied drama at Zurich's Bühnenstudio.
Acting Roles/Credits: Known for acting, screenplay, director, producer, writer, and assistant director.
Specific Works: Seelische Grausamkeit, Uli der Knecht, Uli the Tenant, Hinter den sieben Gleisen, Spy Today, Die Tomorrow, The Invisible Terror, Broken Silence, William Tell, and Scene of the Crime.
Other details: Performed as a clown (in duet with E...).
Other careers (not acting, but mentioned): Footballer (FC Locarno, Grasshopper Club Zürich, FC Lugano, FC Young Fellows, German side M), competitive cyclist.
Paragraph 1: Background and Training.
Hannes Schmidhauser was a Swiss actor born on September 9, 1926, in Locarno, Switzerland. He studied drama at Zurich's Bühnenstudio to become an actor. Beyond his work in film and television, his professional activities included performing as a clown in a duet.
Paragraph 2: Professional Credits.
Schmidhauser is credited with various roles in the industry, including work as an actor, director, producer, writer, screenwriter, and assistant director. His filmography includes titles such as Seelische Grausamkeit, Uli der Knecht, and Uli the Tenant. Other works associated with him are Hinter den sieben Gleisen, Spy Today, Die Tomorrow, The Invisible Terror, Broken Silence, William Tell, and Scene of the Crime.
Paragraph 3: Summary/Death.
He was also a competitive cyclist and a footballer who played for clubs including FC Locarno, Grasshopper Club Zürich, FC Lugano, and FC Young Fellows. Schmidhauser died on January 29, 2000, at the age of 73.
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Hannes Schmidhauser was a Swiss actor born on September 9, 1926, in Locarno, Switzerland. To prepare for his career, he studied drama at Zurich's Bühnenstudio. In addition to his acting work, he was known to have performed as a clown in a duet. His professional contributions to the industry extended beyond acting, as he is also known for his work as a director, producer, writer, screenwriter, and assistant director.

His filmography includes several notable titles, such as Seelische Grausamkeit, Uli der Knecht, and Uli the Tenant. Other works associated with his career include Hinter den sieben Gleisen, Spy Today, Die Tomorrow, The Invisible Terror, Broken Silence, William Tell, and Scene of the Crime.

Outside of his work in the entertainment industry, Schmidhauser was a competitive cyclist and a footballer. He played for the local side FC Locarno, making his senior footballing debut at age 15, and later signed with Grasshopper Club Zürich. He also played for FC Lugano and FC Young Fellows. Schmidhauser passed away on January 29, 2000, at the age of 73.
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Born Sept 9, 192