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Fritz Links
(1896-1976)
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Fritz Links was born on 24 September 1896 in Vienna, Austria-Hungary. He was an actor, known for
Tecumseh (1972)
,
Die Kleinbürger (1968)
and
Aus unserer Zeit (1970)
. He died on 9 April 1976 in East Berlin, East Germany.
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Known for
Tecumseh
5.7
Aldington
1972
Die Kleinbürger
TV Movie
Pertschichin
1968
Aus unserer Zeit
8.2
(segment "Der Computer sagt: Nein")
1970
Bel-Ami Der Frauenheld von Paris
Actor
1955
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Ohne Märchen wird keiner groß
TV Movie
Herr Simon
1976
Heiße Spuren
7.2
TV Movie
Ziedrich
1974
Jacob the Liar
7.1
Fajngold
1974
Der Leutnant vom Schwanenkietz
5.7
TV Mini Series
Pförtner
1974
1 episode
Egmont
TV Movie
Ruysum, Invalide und taub
1974
Bunnebake
7.6
TV Movie
Opa
1974
Police Call 110
6.4
TV Series
Graveur
Pförtner
1972–1974
2 episodes
Für die Liebe noch zu mager?
6.3
Parkwächter
(as Friedrich Links)
1974
Zement
TV Movie
Kljopka
1973
Das zweite Leben des Friedrich Wilhelm Georg Platow
6.2
Böwe
(as Friedrich Links)
1973
Kopernik
6.2
(uncredited)
1973
Er - Sie - Es
TV Movie
Verkäufer
1972
Tecumseh
5.7
Aldington
1972
Euch werd ich's zeigen
6.4
Großvater
1972
Leichensache Zernik
6.9
Hausvertrauensmann Rudolph
1972
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Alternative name
Friedrich Links
Born
September 24
,
1896
Vienna, Austria-Hungary
Died
April 9
,
1976
East Berlin, East Germany
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