Wolfgang Schöne
Acting Born Feb 9, 1940 Bad Gandersheim, Germany 13 credits
Biography
Wolfgang Schöne works in acting. Born February 9, 1940 in Bad Gandersheim, Germany. Archytele tracks 13 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.
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Career timeline
Claude Debussy - Pelléas et Mélisande
The Gestapo: Hitler's Secret Police · DirectorThe Gestapo: Hitler's Secret Police · WriterSiegfried
Haydn, Joseph: Die Jahreszeiten
Die Zauberflöte
Lulu
La Cenerentola
Parsifal
Der Freischütz
Einer wird gewinnen
Zum blauen Bock
Full Filmography
13 titles- Claude Debussy - Pelléas et Mélisande (2012) as Arkel
- The Gestapo: Hitler's Secret Police (2004) Director
- The Gestapo: Hitler's Secret Police (2004) Writer
- Siegfried (2004) as Der Wanderer
- Haydn, Joseph: Die Jahreszeiten (2003) as Bass (Simon)
- Die Zauberflöte (2001) as Sprecher
- Lulu (1996) as Dr. Schön, Jack the Ripper
- La Cenerentola (1988) as Alidoro
- Parsifal (1982) as Amfortas (voice)
- Der Freischütz (1981) as Ottakar
- Einer wird gewinnen (1964) as Self
- Zum blauen Bock (1957) as Self
- Die Gezeichneten as Lodovico Nardi, Podesta of Genoa
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Wolfgang Schöne best known for?
Wolfgang Schöne is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Parsifal (1982), Zum blauen Bock (1957).
When and where was Wolfgang Schöne born?
Wolfgang Schöne was born on February 9, 1940 in Bad Gandersheim, Germany.
How many credits does Wolfgang Schöne have?
Wolfgang Schöne has accumulated over 13 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1957 to 2012.
What is Wolfgang Schöne's background in cinema and television?
Wolfgang Schöne is a German opera bass-baritone.
Wolfgang Schöne by the numbers
13credits
9films
4TV series
1957–2012active years
Age in their best-rated roles
- Parsifal (1982) as Amfortas (voice) — aged about 42
- Zum blauen Bock (1957) as Self — aged about 17
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