Fritz Genschow was born on May 15, 1905 in Berlin, Germany. He was an actor and director, known for The Goose Girl (1957), Sleeping Beauty (1955) and Der Struwwelpeter (1955). He was married to Rita-Maria Nowotny and Renée Stobrawa. He died on June 21, 1977 in Berlin.
As " Uncle Tobias " , a storyteller , he worked for the American Broadcast RIAS Berlin.
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After the Second World War Genschow mainly worked as a director and screenwriter, and became acquainted with many fairy tale films . He took over the production of his own films and also appeared as an actor .
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His illegitimate daughter Heidi Genée was also active in the film industry and learned from him the film crafts.
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In 1930 he founded with actress Renée Stobrawa his own theater , the Children's Theater Berlin .
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As a screenwriter , director and actor Genschow adapted the fairytale Little Red Riding Hood and the Wolf (1937 ) to the National Socialist ideology .
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Fritz Genschow continued his career in the 50's as an actor as well as a director, producer and writer of fairytale movies.
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In 1947 he became director of Zehlendorfer Freilichtbühne am Waldsee , later Genschow - Stobrawa Theatre . After the death Of Renée Strobawa he founded the Brothers Grimm Theatre .
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He became a demanded support actor in the 30's and took part in many well-known productions.
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German stage and screen actor, director and producer. Performed theatrically from 1924, chiefly in Berlin where he went on to establish the Kinder-Theater in 1930. Regularly in films from the late 20's, he was usually seen in secondary roles as soldiers, sea captains, forest rangers or police officers. After World War II, he became a celebrated broadcaster of children's radio with RIAS in Berlin.
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