Jörg Hube

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Jörg Hube
Born	22 November 1943 Neuruppin, Germany
Died	19 June 2009 (aged 65) Munich, Germany
Occupation	actor

Jörg Hube (22 November 1943 – 19 June 2009) was a German actor and director. He died of cancer.^[1]

Theatre[]

Some of Hube's roles:

• 1973 in Plenzdorf's Die neuen Leiden des jungen W., München
• 1974 in Brechts Die heilige Johanna der Schlachthöfe
• 1978 in Widmer's Nepal, München
• 1981 in Mitterer's Kein Platz für Idioten, München
• 1985 in Bauern sterben, München
• 1994 as Klosterbruder in Lessing's Nathan der Weise, München
• 1995 as Franz Schritt in Kroetz' Bauerntheater, München
• 1998 as Puntila in Brecht's Herr Puntila und sein Knecht Matti, München
• 1998 in Ringsgwandl's König Ludwig II. – Die volle Wahrheit
• 1999 as Polymestor in Euripides' Hekabe, München

Films and television programmes[]

• 1972: Der Italiener
• 1972–81: Das feuerrote Spielmobil (as Herr Koch)
• 1976: Der Fall Bundhund (as Bundhund)
• 1976: Tatort – Wohnheim Westendstraße (as Bauführer)
• 1977: Tatort – Schüsse in der Schonzeit (as Wirt Dirscherl)
• 1980: Tatort – Der Zeuge (as Kommissar Paul Enders)
• 1981: Der Gerichtsvollzieher (as Florian Kreittmayer)
• 1982: Tatort –  [de] (as Straub)
• 1982: Die Weiße Rose (as Oberregierungsrat)
• 1983: Monaco Franze – Der ewige Stenz, episode 8: Macht's nur so weiter! (as Herr Röhrl)
• 1984: Heimat (as Otto Wohlleben)
• 1986: The Old Fox – Das Attentat (as Taxifahrer)
• 1987: Die Hausmeisterin (as Tankstellenbesitzer)
• 1987: Das Treibhaus (as Frost-Forrestier)
• 1988: Der Schwammerlkönig (as Champignonzüchter Antl)
• 1989: Löwengrube – Die Grandauers und ihre Zeit (in the first four episodes as Ludwig Grandauer, then as his son Karl Grandauer)
• 1994: Polizeiruf 110 – Gespenster (as Polizeipräsident)
• 1995: Transatlantis
• 1996:  [de] (as Kriminalrat Ludwig Mayerhofer)
• 1997: Das ewige Lied (as Johann Burgschwaiger)
• 1998: Kreuzwege (as Achatius Achaz)
• 1999: Die Verbrechen des Professor Capellari – Tod eines Königs (as Bachhaus)
• 1999: Requiem für eine romantische Frau (as Oberster Richter)
• 2000: Café Meineid – Nimmer schee (as Hans Ferdl)
• 2002: Café Meineid – Schnee von gestern (as Paul Bachleitner)
• 2004: The Old Fox – Ein mörderisches Geheimnis (as Martin Brand)
• 2005: Sophie Scholl – The Final Days (as Robert Scholl)
• 2007: Das große Hobeditzn (as Korbinian Hobeditz)
• 2008: Tatort – Der oide Depp (as Robert „Roy“ Esslinger)
• 2008: Die Geschichte vom Brandner Kaspar (as Petrus)
• 2009: Franzi (as Franz Ostermeier)
• 2009: Polizeiruf 110: Klick gemacht (as Hauptkommissar Friedrich Papen)

Awards[]

• 1982 German Kleinkunstpreis in the Sparte Cabaret
• 1992 and 1993 Adolf-Grimme-Prize
• 1993 Theatre Prize of the Capital of Munich
• 1996 German Kabarettpreis, First Prize
• 1997 Prix Pantheon Category Reif & Bekloppt
• 1999 Schwabinger Art Award Honorary Prize
• 2000 Oberbayerischer Culture Prize
• 2009 Bayerischer Honorary Kabarettpreis

References[]

External links[]

• Jörg Hube at IMDb

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