!!!Deutsch, Ernst

b. Prague (Czech Republic), Sept. 16, 1890, 
d. Berlin (Germany), March 22, 1969, actor, Kammerschauspieler. Under 
the direction of M.  Reinhardt in Berlin played roles of expressionist 
young men; in 1924 began film career; in 1931-1932 performed in Vienna 
at the Burgtheater and the Theater in der Josefstadt; in 1933 
emigrated to the USA, film career in Hollywood. In 1947 returned to 
Europe, played character roles (including Nathan the Wise, Shylock, 
Prof. Bernhardi) first at the Renaissancetheater then at the 
Burgtheater in Vienna. From 1951 member of the Schillertheater in 
Berlin. In 1948 received Venice Biennale prize for the film "Der 
Prozess" (by G. W.  Pabst).

!Literature
G. Zivier, E. D. und das dt. Theater, 1964.



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