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Hans Steinhoff

Hans Steinhoff (10 March 1882 – 20 April 1945) was a German film director, best known for the propaganda films he produced in Nazi Germany

Hans Steinhoff

(1882-03-10)10 March 1882

20 April 1945(1945-04-20) (aged 63)

Airplane crash from enemy fire

Film director

1900s–1945

Reception[edit]

Billy Wilder, who wrote some screenplays for Steinhoff during the early 1930s, said about him: "A man without any talent. He was a Nazi, even a Hundred-percent-one. But there were also many Nazis who had talent. I would never say that Leni Riefenstahl didn't have talent ... But I say about Steinhoff, that he was an idiot, not because he was a Nazi, but also a bad director."[1] Steinhoff was also very unpopular with many of his actors, Hans Albers called him "the greatest asshole of the century", while O. W. Fischer referred to him as "browner than Joseph Goebbels and blacker than Heinrich Himmler.[2]

(1922)

The False Dimitri

(1923)

Inge Larsen

(1924)

Man Against Man

(1925)

Countess Maritza

(1925)

The Man Who Sold Himself

(1926)

Sons in Law

(1926)

Vienna - Berlin

(1926)

The Master of Death

(1927)

Family Gathering in the House of Prellstein

(1927)

The Tragedy of a Lost Soul

(1927)

The Bordello in Rio

(1928)

Angst

(1928)

When the Guard Marches

(1929)

The Alley Cat

(1929)

The Three Kings

(1930)

Love's Carnival

(1930)

Everybody Wins

(1931)

My Leopold

(1931)

Headfirst into Happiness

(1931)

The Paw

(1931)

The True Jacob

(1932)

Scampolo

(1933)

Madame Wants No Children

(1933)

Love Must Be Understood

(1933)

Hitlerjunge Quex

(1934)

Decoy

(1934)

The Island

(1934)

Enjoy Yourselves

(1934)

Mother and Child

(1935)

The Old and the Young King

(1935)

The Valley of Love

(1936)

A Woman of No Importance

Ein Volksfeind, adaptation of (1937)

An Enemy of the People

(1938)

Gestern und heute

(1938), with Gustaf Gründgens as Jean-Gaspard Deburau

Dance on the Volcano

(1939)

Robert Koch

(1940)

The Vulture Wally

(1941)

Ohm Krüger

(1942)

Rembrandt

(1943)

Gabriele Dambrone

(1944)

Melusine

at IMDb

Hans Steinhoff