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Paul Wegener

Acting Born Dec 11, 1874 Arnoldsdorf, West Prussia, Germany [now Jarantowice, Kujawsko-Pomorskie, Poland] 24 credits

Biography

Paul Wegener was a German actor known for his pioneering roles in Expressionist films. He can also be considered a father of horror for his breakout role in The Student of Prague (1913). Wegener maintained a career throughout and after the Nazi era, starring in his last film in 1948.

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Career timeline

FASCISM(s): A Film in Six Parts
Eyes of Love
Der große Mandarin
Kolberg
Wenn die Sonne wieder scheint
Wedding in Barenhof
My Life for Ireland
Twilight
The Immortal Heart
Secret Mission
Only a Comedian
Hans Westmar
Marshal Forward
Fundvogel
The Weavers
Living Buddhas
Herzog Ferrantes EndeDas LiebesnestMonna Vanna
Steuermann HolkThe Golem: How He Came into the WorldFigures of the Night
Rübezahl's Wedding
The Golem

Full filmography

  • FASCISM(s): A Film in Six Parts (2025) as The Golem (archive footage)
  • Marshal Forward (1932) as Marschall Blücher
  • Der große Mandarin (1949) as Mandarin
  • Kolberg (1945) as Loucadou
  • Steuermann Holk (1920) as Steuermann Holk
  • The Golem: How He Came into the World (1920) as The Golem
  • Only a Comedian (1935) as Staatsminister von Creven
  • The Weavers (1927) as Fabrikant Dreißiger
  • Rübezahl's Wedding (1916) as Ruebezahl
  • Secret Mission (1938) as Morrow
  • Wedding in Barenhof (1942) as Leonhard von Krakow
  • My Life for Ireland (1941) as Sir George Beverley
  • Twilight (1940) as Förster Kuhnert
  • The Golem (1915) as Golem
  • Eyes of Love (1951) as Prof. Mochmann
  • Hans Westmar (1933) as Kuprikoff
  • Fundvogel (1930) as Professor Reutlinger
  • Wenn die Sonne wieder scheint (1943) as Bauer Termöhlen
  • Living Buddhas (1925) as Großlama
  • Herzog Ferrantes Ende (1922) as Herzog Ferrante
  • Das Liebesnest (1922)
  • Figures of the Night (1920) as Thomas Bezug
  • The Immortal Heart (1939) as Dr. Schedel
  • Monna Vanna (1922) as Guido Gursino