Friedel Freiherr von Wangenheim (May 11, 1939 â€" April 6, 2001) was a
German songwriter, playwright, and actor.Friedel von Wangenheim came
from a family of famous German stage actors. His grandfather was
Eduard von Winterstein, his parents Inge and Gustav von Wangenheim.
Friedel von Wangenheim himself was married in a second marriage to the
actress Renate Reinecke.In the GDR Wangenheim worked as a playwright
for the Friedrichstadtpalast and wrote chansons for the men's vocal
quartet Die Mimosen. His last work was Claire Waldoff. Stations of a
cabaret career, which was performed in 2000 at the Charlottenburger
Theater Tribune with Angelika Mann in the role of Claire Waldoff.He
also appeared as an actor (for example, at the current Eduard von
Winterstein Theater in Annaberg-Buchholz, which his grandfather opened
in 1897 as Egmont), including 1999 in the lead role of Rosa von
Praunheim's feature film The Einstein of Sex whose screenplay he
co-authored. In the same year, the detective novel Camera was
released, Commissioner, whom he had written under the pseudonym "vW"
together with Jan Eik.
German songwriter, playwright, and actor.Friedel von Wangenheim came
from a family of famous German stage actors. His grandfather was
Eduard von Winterstein, his parents Inge and Gustav von Wangenheim.
Friedel von Wangenheim himself was married in a second marriage to the
actress Renate Reinecke.In the GDR Wangenheim worked as a playwright
for the Friedrichstadtpalast and wrote chansons for the men's vocal
quartet Die Mimosen. His last work was Claire Waldoff. Stations of a
cabaret career, which was performed in 2000 at the Charlottenburger
Theater Tribune with Angelika Mann in the role of Claire Waldoff.He
also appeared as an actor (for example, at the current Eduard von
Winterstein Theater in Annaberg-Buchholz, which his grandfather opened
in 1897 as Egmont), including 1999 in the lead role of Rosa von
Praunheim's feature film The Einstein of Sex whose screenplay he
co-authored. In the same year, the detective novel Camera was
released, Commissioner, whom he had written under the pseudonym "vW"
together with Jan Eik.
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