John Wengraf
Born in Vienna, Austria-Hungary, now Austria — Apr 22 1897• Died May 04 1974
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Biography
Emigrating to England in 1933 as the Nazis began their rise to power, Wengraf appeared unbilled in a couple of films there, as well as in some of the first BBC live-television shows ever presented but his career began to languish. In late 1941, however, he had the good fortune of appearing on Broadway with Helen Hayes in "Candle in the Wind" and decided to stay. The following year he headed west and settled permanently in the Los Angeles area. A dark, cold-eyed, thin-lipped player with a precise, meticulous air about him, he found himself invariably play…
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Matinee Theater
Hawaiian Eye
Four Star Playhouse
Denoir
77 Sunset Strip
Bat Masterson
Colonel Anders Dorn
One Step Beyond
Ernest
The Time Tunnel
Dr. Hans Kleinemann
Cavalcade of America
German Colonel
The Millionaire
Count Victor Turec
The Rogues
Drozhin
Telephone Time
The Detectives
Varchek
The Third Man
Lux Video Theatre
Landau
Behind Closed Doors
Von Elm
Dangerous Assignment
Bourbon Street Beat
Jericho
Panic!
The Walter Winchell File
Judgment at Nuremberg
Karl Wieck
General Electric Theater
The Prize
Hans Eckhart
Sahara
Maj. von Falken
Night Train to Munich
KL Physician (uncredited)
Ship of Fools
Graf
Valerie
Mr. Louis Horvat
Week-End at the Waldorf
Alex
The Razor's Edge
Joseph - Gray & Isabel's Butler
Tomorrow Is Forever
Dr. Ludwig
T-Men
'Shiv' Triano
5 Fingers
Count Franz Von Papen
Convoy
Commander Deutschland
The Pride and the Passion
Sermaine
Wake of the Red Witch
Prosecuting Attorney
Strange Affair
Rudolph Kruger
Sealed Verdict
German Doctor
Gog
Dr. Zeitman
Till We Meet Again
Gestapo Chief
Mission to Moscow
Polish Ambassador Grzybowski (uncredited)
Sailors Three
German Captain
Hell and High Water
Col. Schuman (uncredited)
Never Say Goodbye
Prof. Zimmelman
Hitler
Dr. Morell
The French Line
Commodore Renard
Portrait in Black
Dr. Kessler
The Return of Dracula
John Merriman
The Gambler from Natchez
Nicholas Cadiz
Lucky Jordan
Herr Kesselman
Sofia
Peter Goltzen
Tropic Zone
Lukats
The Seventh Cross
Overkamp
Oh, Men! Oh, Women!
Dr. Krauss
The Lovable Cheat
Pierquin
The Disembodied
Dr. Carl Metz
The Desert Rats
German Doctor (uncredited)
The Racers
Dr. Tabor
The Boy from Stalingrad
German Major
U-Boat Prisoner
Gunther Rudehoff, Gestapo Agent
All Hands
German
12 to the Moon
Dr. Erich Heinrich
The Moon in the Yellow River
Tausch
Dangerous Comment
German Radio Operator
Paris Playboys
Vidal
Bretter, die die Welt bedeuten
Paul Rainer