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Ulrich Mühe est un Acteur Allemand né le 20 juin 1953 à Grimma (Allemagne)
Friedrich Hans Ulrich Mühe ([ˈʊlʁɪç ˈmyːə]; 20 June 1953 – 22 July 2007) was a German film, television and theatre actor. He played the role of Hauptmann (Captain) Gerd Wiesler in the Oscar-winning film Das Leben der Anderen (The Lives of Others, 2006), for which he received the gold award for Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role, at the Deutscher Filmpreis (German Film Awards); and the Best Actor Award at the 2006 European Film Awards.
After leaving school, Mühe was employed as a construction worker and a border guard at the Berlin Wall. He then turned to acting, and from the late 1970s into the 1980s appeared in numerous plays, becoming a star of the Deutsches Theater in East Berlin. He was active in politics and denounced Communist rule in East Germany in a memorable address at the Alexanderplatz demonstration on 4 November 1989 shortly before the fall of the Berlin Wall. After German reunification he continued to appear in a large number of films, television programmes and theatre productions. In Germany he was particularly known for playing the lead role of Dr. Robert Kolmaar in the long-running forensic crime series Der letzte Zeuge (The Last Witness, 1998–2007).
After German reunification, Mühe allegedly discovered evidence in his Stasi file that he had been under surveillance not only by four of his fellow actors in the East Berlin theatre, but also by his wife Gröllmann. The file held detailed records of meetings that Gröllmann, who was registered as an "Inoffizieller Mitarbeiter" (unofficial collaborator), had with her controller from 1979 to 1989. This mirrored the plot of Das Leben der Anderen as in the film pressure exerted by the Stasi on the playwright's girlfriend makes her betray him as the author of an exposé of covered-up GDR suicide rates. Mühe and Gröllmann divorced in 1990. In a book accompanying the film, Mühe spoke about the sense of betrayal he felt when he found out about his former wife's alleged Stasi role. However, Gröllmann's real-life controller later claimed he had made up many of the details in the file and that the actress had been unaware that she was speaking to a Stasi agent. After a highly public and acrimonious battle in the courts, Gröllmann, who died in August 2006, won an injunction preventing the book's publication. Mühe's response when asked how he prepared for his role in Das Leben der Anderen was, "I remembered."
At the time of his death, Mühe was married to his third wife, stage actress Susanne Lothar, and living in Berlin with her and their two children, Sophie Marie and Jakob. Mühe and Lothar starred together in Mühe's last film, Nemesis (2010), which deals with a couple's troubled relationship. However, Lothar, who died in 2012, launched a lawsuit to block the film from release for nearly three years, apparently because she felt that it would cast the couple in a bad light.
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Ulrich Mühe
Nom de naissance Friedrich Hans Ulrich Mühe
Nationalité Allemagne
Naissance 20 juin 1953 à Grimma (Allemagne)
Mort 22 juillet 2007 (à 54 ans) à Walbeck (Allemagne)
Nationalité Allemagne
Naissance 20 juin 1953 à Grimma (Allemagne)
Mort 22 juillet 2007 (à 54 ans) à Walbeck (Allemagne)
After leaving school, Mühe was employed as a construction worker and a border guard at the Berlin Wall. He then turned to acting, and from the late 1970s into the 1980s appeared in numerous plays, becoming a star of the Deutsches Theater in East Berlin. He was active in politics and denounced Communist rule in East Germany in a memorable address at the Alexanderplatz demonstration on 4 November 1989 shortly before the fall of the Berlin Wall. After German reunification he continued to appear in a large number of films, television programmes and theatre productions. In Germany he was particularly known for playing the lead role of Dr. Robert Kolmaar in the long-running forensic crime series Der letzte Zeuge (The Last Witness, 1998–2007).
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Mühe was married three times. He was first married to dramaturge Annegret Hahn and had two sons by her: Andreas, a Berlin-based photographer, and Konrad, a painter. His second marriage was in 1984 to the actress Jenny Gröllmann, after they fell in love while acting together in the TV film Die Poggenpuhls (The Poggenpuhls) in that year. Mühe and Gröllmann had a daughter, Anna Maria Mühe, who is also an actress, and he was stepfather to Gröllmann's daughter Jeanne, a make-up artist.After German reunification, Mühe allegedly discovered evidence in his Stasi file that he had been under surveillance not only by four of his fellow actors in the East Berlin theatre, but also by his wife Gröllmann. The file held detailed records of meetings that Gröllmann, who was registered as an "Inoffizieller Mitarbeiter" (unofficial collaborator), had with her controller from 1979 to 1989. This mirrored the plot of Das Leben der Anderen as in the film pressure exerted by the Stasi on the playwright's girlfriend makes her betray him as the author of an exposé of covered-up GDR suicide rates. Mühe and Gröllmann divorced in 1990. In a book accompanying the film, Mühe spoke about the sense of betrayal he felt when he found out about his former wife's alleged Stasi role. However, Gröllmann's real-life controller later claimed he had made up many of the details in the file and that the actress had been unaware that she was speaking to a Stasi agent. After a highly public and acrimonious battle in the courts, Gröllmann, who died in August 2006, won an injunction preventing the book's publication. Mühe's response when asked how he prepared for his role in Das Leben der Anderen was, "I remembered."
At the time of his death, Mühe was married to his third wife, stage actress Susanne Lothar, and living in Berlin with her and their two children, Sophie Marie and Jakob. Mühe and Lothar starred together in Mühe's last film, Nemesis (2010), which deals with a couple's troubled relationship. However, Lothar, who died in 2012, launched a lawsuit to block the film from release for nearly three years, apparently because she felt that it would cast the couple in a bad light.
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Schtonk ! (1992)
, 1h55Réalisé par Helmut Dietl
Origine Allemagne
Genres Comédie, Historique
Thèmes Film sur un écrivain, Journalisme
Acteurs Götz George, Uwe Ochsenknecht, Christiane Hörbiger, Veronica Ferres, Ulrich Mühe, Dagmar Manzel
Rôle Dr Wieland
Note71%
Fritz est spécialisé dans la falsification de portraits d'Eva Braun, la maîtresse d'Hitler. Il rencontre Hermann et lui parle de certaines choses ayant trait au régime nazi. Hermann qui travaille pour un grand magazine allemand paie pour toutes les informations qu'il peut obtenir, ce qui pousse Fritz a écrire l'histoire et le quotidien d'Hitler.
Benny's Video (1992)
, 1h45Réalisé par Michael Haneke
Origine Autriche
Genres Drame, Thriller, Horreur, Policier
Thèmes L'adolescence, Afrique post-coloniale, Film traitant du cinéma, L'enfance, Maladie, Psychologie, Snuff movie, La télévision, Folie
Acteurs Arno Frisch, Angela Winkler, Ulrich Mühe
Rôle le père
Note70%
Benny, adolescent d'origine bourgeoise, coupé de toute communication avec des parents trop souvent absents, s'est enfermé dans l'univers de la vidéo. Peu à peu son sens des réalités et des valeurs se déforme. Sa rencontre avec une jeune fille va dériver vers l'horreur...
Hard Days, Hard Nights (1990)
Genres Drame
Thèmes La musique
Acteurs Tony Forsyth, Al Corley, Nick Moran, Rita Tushingham, Ulrich Mühe, Sharon Brauner
Rôle Flimmer
Note60%
A British rock and roll band from Liverpool descends on Hamburg, c. 1960. They form romantic liaisons with several townspeople.
La toile d'araignée (1989)
, 3h16Réalisé par Bernhard Wicki
Origine Allemagne
Genres Drame
Thèmes Politique
Acteurs Ulrich Mühe, Klaus Maria Brandauer, Armin Mueller-Stahl, Andrea Jonasson, Ullrich Haupt, Hark Bohm
Rôle Theodor Lohse
Note72%
Lors de la révolution de novembre 1918, les marins mutins à Kiel sont attaqués par les soldats fidèles à l'empereur. Le lieutenant Theodor Lohse donne l'ordre de tirer ; avant même que cela arrive, Lohse est blessé par un coup de baïonnette.
La Femme et l'Étranger (1985)
, 1h38Réalisé par Rainer Simon
Origine Allemagne
Genres Drame, Guerre
Thèmes La prison, Politique
Acteurs Ulrich Mühe, Christine Schorn
Rôle révolutionnaire
Note68%
En 1918, Karl et Richard sont prisonniers de guerre en Russie. Pour supporter leur souffrance quotidienne ils rêvent de chez eux : Richard parle tant de sa femme Anna qu’elle devient l’objet des fantasmes de Karl. Celui-ci parvient à s’échapper et, n’ayant personne qui l’attend en Allemagne, il retrouve Anna et se fait passer pour Richard. Si Anna sait que Karl n’est pas son mari, elle accueille l’étranger, sa tendresse, son amour. Les deux amants croient Richard mort et, quelque part, espèrent qu’il en est ainsi.