Manfred Krug
Actor
- Born
- February 8, 1937 · Duisburg, Germany
- Died
- October 21, 2016 (age 79)
Manfred Krug was a German actor, singer, and writer. Until he moved to West Germany in June 1977, he was one of the most prominent artists in the GDR. During his time in the GDR, he used the pseudonyms Clemens Kerber (as a songwriter) and Isa Karfunkelstein (as an interviewer of himself).
Known for
Trace of Stones
June 30, 1966
King Thrushbeard
December 1, 1965
The Boxer and Death
February 22, 1963
Professor Mamlock
May 17, 1961
Five Cartridges
November 3, 1960
Hauptmann Florian von der Mühle
November 21, 1968
When You’re Grown Up, Dear Adam
January 1, 1966
Mir nach, Canaillen
July 31, 1964
The Blue One
February 21, 1994
My Zero Hour
April 28, 1970
Not to Me, Madam!
May 15, 1969
Abgehauen
June 3, 1998
Acting70
- 2019Hommage an Manfred Krug as Self- Archive
- 1998Abgehauen as Erzähler/Selbst (Archivaufnahmen)
- 1994The Blue One as Otto Skrodt
- 1992Strictly Propaganda as Narrator (voice)
- 1991Die tragische Muse von Rummelsburg
- 1990Neuner as Neuner
- 1990Rosamunde as Jablonski
- 1986Whopper Punch 777 as Father Paletti
- 1984Manfred Krug: Krumme Touren
- 1984Josef Süß Oppenheimer as Herzog