Tilo Prückner
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Early life
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Career
From 1962 until 1964 he was employed at the Schauburg in Munich, and afterwards worked at the Theater St. Gallen, from 1966 to 1968 at the Theater Oberhausen[2] and 1968/1969 at the Schauspielhaus Zürich. From 1970 to 1973, he played at Berlin's Schaubühne, where he was one of the founding members.[3] Since 1973 he worked as a freelance actor at the Bayerisches Staatsschauspiel in Munich.
After his participation in the TV-recordings of productions at the Schaubühne his work with directors of the New German Cinema increased, including Bernhard Sinkel, Edgar Reitz and Peter Fleischmann. He often played sick or handicapped people.[4] In 1976 Prückner received the Template:Interlanguage link for his role as the violinist Hännschen Wurlitzer in Template:Interlanguage link. Among his more recognized roles with international audiences are the bat-riding "Night Hob" in the 1984 fantasy film The NeverEnding Story and the scientist Dr. Richter in the 2012 science fiction comedy Iron Sky.
In later years Prückner proved his art of interpreting diverse characters in a great number of movie and TV productions, often portraying cranky or eccentric characters.[5][6] He appeared as the hypochondriac detective Gernot Schubert in the TV-series Adelheid und ihre Mörder for six years, co-starring with Evelyn Hamann and Heinz Baumann. Since 2003, he had a regular supporting role in the TV-series Kommissarin Lucas as the landlord of the main character played by Ulrike Kriener. From 2015 until his death, he played a lead role in the ARD crime series Rentnercops about retired cops who are hired back into their jobs.
In 2013, he published his first novel, Willi Merkatz wird verlassen.[7]
Death
On 2 July 2020 Prückner died of a sudden heart failure in Berlin at the age of 79.[1][8]
Selected filmography
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- Template:Interlanguage link (1967, dir. Franz-Josef Spieker) as Stiglitz
- Apokal (1971, dir. Paul Anczykowski) as Miles
- Template:Interlanguage link (1974, dir. Reinhard Hauff) as Zick Zack
- One or the Other of Us (1974, dir. Wolfgang Petersen) as Drögnitz
- Schoolmaster Hofer (1975, dir. Peter Lilienthal) as Custodian
- Template:Ill (1975, dir. Volker Vogeler) as Crazy Butch
- John Glückstadt (1975, dir. Ulf Miehe) as Michel
- A Happy Family Life (1975, dir. Template:Ill, Template:Ill) as Manfred
- Template:Interlanguage link (1975, dir. Bernhard Sinkel, Alf Brustellin) as Laski
- The Sternstein Manor (1976, dir. Hans W. Geißendörfer) as Nepomuk Kleebinder aka Muckerl
- Template:Ill (1976, dir. Reinhard Hauff) as Charly
- Template:Ill (1976, TV Movie, dir. Wolfgang Petersen) as Albert Bäumler
- Template:Interlanguage link (1976, dir. Nikos Perakis) as Hänschen "Paganini" Wurlitzer
- Grete Minde (1977, dir. Heidi Genée) as Gerd Minde
- SOKO 5113 (1978–2014, TV Series, 11 episodes) as Kriminalhauptmeister Neubert / Hermann Heindl
- Paul kommt zurück (1978, TV Movie, dir. Template:Ill) as Kalle
- Der harte Handel (1978, TV Movie, dir. Uli Edel) as Sepp Lederer
- The Man in the Rushes (1978, dir. Manfred Purzer) as Tramp
- The Tailor from Ulm (1978, dir. Edgar Reitz) as Albrecht Berblinger
- Template:Ill (1979, dir. Template:Ill) as Albert Rais
- The Hamburg Syndrome (1979, dir. Peter Fleischmann) as Fritz
- The Willi Busch Report (1979, dir. Niklaus Schilling) as Willi Busch
- Die Kinder aus Nr. 67 (1980) as Herr Brackmann
- Template:Ill (1981, TV Movie, dir. Template:Ill) as Heinrich Schliemann
- The Magic Mountain (1982, dir. Hans W. Geißendörfer) as Lehrer Popow
- Template:Ill (1983, dir. Ottokar Runze) as Fred
- Template:Ill (1983, dir. Rolf Silber) as Herr Bauermann
- Template:Ill (1984, TV Movie, dir. Peter Adam) as Fred
- Template:Ill (1984, dir. Reinhard Schwabenitzky) as Bazille
- The NeverEnding Story (1984, dir. Wolfgang Petersen) as Schwienhund.
- Template:Ill (1984, dir. Template:Ill) as Theo Schuster
- Template:Ill (1984)
- Template:Ill (1987) as Von Knörringen
- Freckled Max and the Spooks (1987) as Sepp
- Herz mit Löffel (1987)
- Wallers letzter Gang (1989) as Paul Schönfaerber
- Hab' ich nur deine Liebe (1989) as Michael Seebisch
- Verfolgte Wege (1989) as Heindl
- Template:Ill (1992, dir. Niklaus Schilling) as Willi Busch
- Template:Ill (1993) as Teacher
- Adelheid und ihre Mörder (1993–2000, TV Series, 26 episodes) as Kriminalhauptmeister Gernot Schubert
- 'El Chicko' – der Verdacht (1996) as Paul's father
- Alle für die Mafia (1998) as Sepp
- Template:Ill (2001) as Punk
- Goebbels und Geduldig (2001) as Heinrich Hoffmann
- Tatort (2001–2008, TV Series, 15 episodes) as Kriminaloberkommissar Eduard Holicek
- Kommissarin Lucas (2003–2019, TV Series, 29 episodes) as Max Kirchhoff
- Die Stunde der Offiziere (2004) as Friedrich Olbricht
- Template:Ill (2005) as Fritz
- 5 vor 12 (2006) as Geldeintreiber #1
- Doppelspiel (2006) as Louis Seyfer
- The Counterfeiters (2007) as Hahn
- SEK Calw (2007)
- Mein Freund aus Faro (2008) as Willi Wandel
- Totgesagte leben länger (2008) as Psychiater
- Template:Ill (2008) as Schreiner Christof
- Template:Ill (2009) as Wirt Landgasthof
- Village People 2 – Auf der Jagd nach dem Nazigold (2009) as Adolf Hitler
- Village People – Voll Porno (2011) as Pornoproduzent
- Template:Ill (2011) as Onkel
- Template:Ill (2011, TV Movie) as Holger Thiessen
- Iron Sky (2012) as Doktor Richter
- Template:Ill (2012) as Schlepper
- Little Thirteen (2012) as Holger Schreiber
- Tatort Calw – Hexensabbat (2013) as Dr. Franz Bäuerle
- Windstorm (2013) as Herr Kaan
- Tatort Calw – So ein Theater! (2014) as Attentäter
- Nebenwege (2014) as Ferdl
- Coming In (2014) as Erich
- Herzlos (2014) as Obdachloser
- Head Full of Honey (2014) as Dr. Ehlers
- Template:Ill (2015) as Herr Kaan
- Template:Ill (2015) as Jakob's Father
- Template:Ill (2015–2020, TV Series, 56 episodes) as Kriminaloberkommissar Edwin Bremer
- Template:Ill (2017) as Herr Kaan
- Village People – Tod aus dem All (2018) as Dr. Bretschneider
- Template:Ill (2019) as Herr Kaan
- Mordkommission Calw – Schattenkrieger (2019) as Dr. Neufeld
Awards
- 1976 – German Actors Award (Deutscher Darstellerpreis)
- 1980 – Reader Jury Award
Books
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References
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- ↑ a b Tilo Prückner ist tot, T-Online, 6 July 2020.
- ↑ Deutsches Bühnenjahrbuch 1968, p 423
- ↑ Tilo Prückner gestorben, Filmportal.de, 6 July 2020
- ↑ Schauspieler Tilo Prückner ("Rentnercops") im Alter von 79 Jahren verstorben, TV Wunschliste, 6 July 2020
- ↑ Tilo Prückner: Der Spinner vom Dienst ist tot, Welt Online, 6 July 2020
- ↑ Tilo Prückner stirbt mit 79 Jahren, N-TV, 6 July 2020
- ↑ Ehe als Missverstädnis, Deutschlandfunk, 31 March 2013
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External links
- Template:Trim/ Tilo Prückner at IMDbTemplate:EditAtWikidataScript error: No such module "Check for unknown parameters".