Carl Froelich
Directing
- Born
- September 5, 1875 · Berlin, Germany
- Died
- February 12, 1953 (age 77)
Carl August Hugo Froelich was a German film pioneer, film director, screenwriter and photographer. As cameraman for Oskar Messter's weekly newsreels Froelich filmed among many other things the aftermath of a train accident on the Berlin elevated railway on 28 September 1908, one of the worst transport disasters of the time. In 1913 Froelich made his directorial debut with "Richard Wagner". Between 1913 and 1951 he made 77 feature films.
Known for
Mädchen in Uniform
November 27, 1931
The Treasure
February 23, 1923
The Four Companions
October 1, 1938
The Life and Works of Richard Wagner
May 31, 1913
Homeland
June 25, 1938
It Was a Gay Ballnight
August 12, 1939
Der Gasmann
August 1, 1941
The Heart of a Queen
November 1, 1940
Traumulus
January 23, 1936
Carmen la de Triana
July 5, 1938
The Buchholz Family
March 3, 1944
The Anthem of Leuthen
February 2, 1933
Behind the camera91
- 1951Torreani Producer
- 1951Stips Director
- 1950Drei Mädchen spinnen Director
- 1944Marriage of Affection Director
- 1944The Buchholz Family Director
- 1942Wedding in Barenhof Director, Executive Producer
- 1941Der Gasmann Director, Producer
- 1940The Heart of a Queen Director, Producer
- 1939It Was a Gay Ballnight Director, Producer
- 1938The Four Companions