Hans Albers Biographie - gelesen von Ulrich Tukur (3-CD)

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Hans Albers: Biographie - gelesen von Ulrich Tukur (3-CD)

3-CD Digipak (8-page) with 28-page booklet, 22 single titles. Playing time approx. 219 minutes.

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Ulrich Tukur reads an exclusive audio book manuscript by the author, editor and publicist Matthias Wegner.

Hans Albers (1891-1960) was already a myth during his lifetime, countless legends entwine around the'blond Hans'. He is unforgotten as a daredevil who takes all hurdles and melts women's hearts. His 150 films, his songs and his acclaimed stage performances made him one of the most popular actors of the 20th century.

You know a lot about your films, less about your life. Matthias Wegner tells of Hans Albers with critical admiration. His informative biography sheds a new light on the star of yesteryear - and brings him closer to us again.

Ulrich Tukur is one of the best-known German theatre, TV and film actors, who also works internationally. At the theatre, among others,'Die Dreigroschenoper','Kunst' and'Jedermann', films including'Bonhoeffer','Der Stellvertreter','Solaris','Stammheim' and'Das Leben der Anderen'. As a singer and musician he regularly releases CDs with the Rhythmus Boys and goes on tour.

Preface by Prof. Dr. Michael Göring

"On the Reeperbahn at 12:30 in the morning,

if you have a girl or you don't have a girl,

you're having a good time, because you'll find it,

on the Reeperbahn at half past twelve at night."

Who can't sing along, who doesn't have blond Hans in sight! Hans Albers, the swarm of our grandmothers and mothers, who gave the Germans relaxation for a few hours with the films "Münchhausen" (1943) and "Große Freiheit Nr. 7" (1944) during the hardest years of the war and is still unforgotten today. Who would have been better suited to the ideal of the hamburger than that tall heartbreaker with the piercing blue eyes, this eternal sailor, who had never sailed at sea himself, but for whom a girl seemed to wait in every port city in the world.

Hans Albers is without a doubt one of the Hamburg minds, a series of books in which personalities were introduced who shaped Hamburg as politicians, entrepreneurs, artists or economists or who are connected with this city all over the world. Inspired by our former member of the board of trustees, former Chancellor Helmut Schmidt, the ZEIT-Stiftung Ebelin und Gerd Bucerius presents a series of concise, vividly written biographies reminiscent of people from Hamburg's history.

Albert Ballin, Ida Ehre, Max Brauer, Rolf Liebermann, like Hans Albers, are firmly anchored in the memory of more than just Hamburg's citizens. In the biographies written by experts, details and connections are repeatedly brought to light that were not yet known in this way. In addition, volumes are dedicated to Eva König, the wife of Gotthold Ephraim Lessing, the photographer Herbert List or the poet Barthold Hinrich Brockes, which will probably only be brought closer to a wider audience through this publication. One of the aims of this series is also to bring lesser-known Hamburg personalities to public memory.

With Matthias Wegner we have found a competent and sensitive author for Hans Albers. In his biography of this charismatic actor, he brings Alber's character to life without tinkering with the myth or even trying to destroy Alber's legend. He deserves special recognition and thanks for this.

The ZEIT Foundation would also like to thank the scientific advisory board set up for this series, which includes Professor Dr. Franklin Kopitzsch, Professor Dr. Hans-Dieter Loose and Dr. Ernst-Peter Wieckenberg, for their responsible professional support. With Gerhard Richter and Marita Ellert-Richter, Hamburg's minds have found extremely committed publishers. With Helmut Schmidt, a curator watches over our foundation project, who is better suited than anyone else to give advice for a series of books about Hamburg minds. I thank him very much! Dr. Theo Sommer, like Helmut Schmidt a member of the board of trustees of the ZEIT Foundation, as well as world and Hamburg experience, accompanies the development of the individual volumes with proven expertise. Dr. Ingmar Ahl is responsible for this series of books at the ZEIT-Stiftung and, with his profound historical knowledge and expert editorial staff, has a particularly large share in each volume. Our sincere thanks go to all those involved, including those who could not be mentioned by name here.

Prof. Dr. Michael Goering

Chairman of the Management Board

of the ZEIT Foundation Ebelin and Gerd Bucerius

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Interpret: Hans Albers
Album titlle: Biographie - gelesen von Ulrich Tukur (3-CD)
Label Bear Family Records
Edition 2 Deluxe Edition
Kategorie Biographies & Memoirs
Language german
Einband Audiobook
Verleger Bear Family Records
Preiscode X5
Seiten 28
Autor Matthias Wegner
Artikelart CD
EAN: 4000127160850
weight in Kg 0.115

Albers, Hans - Biographie - gelesen von Ulrich Tukur (3-CD) CD 1
01	Kapitel 1, Alle Türen auf 7:49	Hans Albers
02	Kapitel 2, Von Hamburg nach Berlin, Teil 1 8:33	Hans Albers
03	Kapitel 2, Teil 2 9:26	Hans Albers
04	Kapitel 2, Teil 3 12:36	Hans Albers
05	Kapitel 3, Madame, bedienen Sie sich, Teil 1 9:24	Hans Albers
06	Kapitel 3, Teil 2 9:14	Hans Albers
07	Kapitel 4, Eine Sternstunde des Theaters, Teil 1 8:59	Hans Albers
08	Kapitel 4, Teil 2 11:54	Hans Albers

Albers, Hans - Biographie - gelesen von Ulrich Tukur (3-CD) CD 2
01	Kapitel 4, Teil 3 5:27	Hans Albers
02	Kapitel 5, Hans in allen Gassen, Teil 1 10:23	Hans Albers
03	Kapitel 5, Teil 2 14:23	Hans Albers
04	Kapitel 6, Heut kommt's drauf an 11:35	Hans Albers
05	Kapitel 7, Wohin Du nur willst 12:44	Hans Albers
06	Kapitel 8, Der König bin ich, Teil 1 11:30	Hans Albers

Albers, Hans - Biographie - gelesen von Ulrich Tukur (3-CD) CD 3
01	Kapitel 8, Teil 2 11:11	Hans Albers
02	Kapitel 9, Wieder vereint, Teil 1 5:25	Hans Albers
03	Kapitel 9, Teil 2 8:10	Hans Albers
04	Kapitel 10, Vor Sonnenuntergang, Teil 1 9:13	Hans Albers
05	Kapitel 10, Teil 2 8:25	Hans Albers
06	Kapitel 11, Was kann mir schon geschehen? 9:57	Hans Albers
07	Kapitel 12, Die Heimkehr 9:12	Hans Albers
08	Kapitel 13, Unvergessen 13:11	Hans Albers

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"Hans Albers"

Hans Albers

German film before 1945 produced two male stars who were also an institution in Germany: Heinz Rühmann and Hans Albers. Their attitudes towards the Nazi system were as different as their outward appearance. Both actors were on the so-called God-given list of the Propaganda Ministry, which made them unassailable. But unlike Rühmann, Hans Albers has always managed to keep a certain distance from the fascists and still continue making films - to Höchstgagen. Blond Hans' had earned himself an indisputable position as the darling of the public in Nazi Germany. The German writer Carl Zuckmayer described him as the'national hero of film-loving youth' in his'Secret Report', which he wrote for the US secret service OSS in 1944. Zuckmayer portrayed German personalities for the American government with whom the victorious power could work together after the war. Albers, who was born on 22 September 1891 as the son of a Hamburg butcher, could only think of words of praise: "excellent attitude", "clean character", "decent, excellent guy", who "proved more character than many others".

He could have become "the Naziheros of film and the German stage", but Hans Albers did not care about the brown rulers. This was not unproblematic for him, for he lived with a'non-Aryan' woman until she escaped and had refused to leave her. After'Bombs on Monte Carlo' (1931) and'The Man Who Was Sherlock Holmes' (1937),'On the Reeperbahn at half past twelve' from 1954 was his third film, which he shot together with Rühmann. The story and the Albers role strongly reminded of'Great Freedom No. 7', in which he had sung his immortal version of La Paloma in 1944. Even then, despite many other theatrical and film roles, he was already committed to the type of lonely sea bear that many people, not only in Hamburg, still consider him to be today: "I'm slowly strolling all alone up the Reeperbahn to freedom".

He recorded La Paloma again for the Teldec in 1953, and this version appeared as the back of Auf der Reeperbahn at half past twelve at night, which in its discography has an even longer history than "the white dove". The first recording of'der Reeperbahn' was made as early as 1936, and both songs are a fine example of the unpolished performance of'blond Hans', which singer Achim Reichel characterized as follows: "His faltering, faltering singing has something touchingly soulful. And Evelyn Künneke described how women of his time saw him: "Yes, he was a master and his singing was wonderful. "There's no such thing as you, there's no such thing as a guy, there's no such thing." Already in his time was unique, as he sings "Diddelidit" into the microphone at half past twelve in Auf der Reeperbahn by the way - imitating the ship's bell. The movies of the 50's offered Hans Albers only a challenge in exceptions like'Der Griifer', which he had already impersonated in 1930. Otherwise they didn't know what to do with him anymore and used him for example in trivialities like'Ten on each finger' (see Bibi Johns). It looked similar on the hit market for him.

His alcohol problem was also not conducive to a continued successful career as an artist. On 23 June 1960 he was awarded the Federal Cross of Merit. One month later, on 24 July 1960, he died on Lake Starnberg. Film director Helmut Käutner gave the eulogy on'Hanne' at the Ohlsdorf cemetery in Hamburg on 29 July. After the pastor's prayer, La Paloma sounded there. The people of Hamburg commemorate him with a monument on Hans-Albers-Platz in St. Pauli, created by the artist Jörg Immendorff in 1986.

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