Hans Moser Net Worth
Hans Moser Net Worth is
$1 Million
Hans Moser Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
Hans Moser was born on August 6, 1880 in Vienna, Austria-Hungary as Johann Julier. He was an actor, known for Einmal der liebe Herrgott sein (1942), Der Herr im Haus (1940) and The Bird Seller (1940). He was married to Blanca Moser. He died on June 19, 1964 in Vienna, Austria. | Date Of Birth | August 6, 1880, Vienna, Austria |
| Died | June 19, 1964, Vienna, Austria |
| Place Of Birth | Vienna, Austria-Hungary |
| Height | 5' 1¾" (1.57 m) |
| Profession | Actor, Soundtrack, Writer |
| Spouse | Blanca Moser (m. 1911–1964) |
| Children | Margaret Moser |
| Albums | Servus Wien, Wie wir Ihn Lieben, Ja, das sind halt Wiener G'schichten, Unvergesslich – Hans Moser |
| Star Sign | Leo |
| # | Trademark |
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| 1 | Often interpreted Viennese songs (Wienerlieder) in his movies |
| # | Fact |
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| 1 | When he finished his training at a theater school, Johan Julier took language teaching with Josef Moser whose name he used as his stage name from now on. |
| 2 | From 1933 Hans Moser depended on a special permission in order to work because of his marriage with the Jewess Blacna Hirschler - his wife left Germany in 1939. |
| 3 | Hans Moser continued his career in Austria after the War, where he played at the theater for the time being. Also the film business was still interested in Hans Moser and he got roles in "Der Herr Kanzleirat (1948), "Hallo, Dienstmann" (1951) and "Der Onkel aus Amerika" (1952). |
| 4 | Moser was also a serious actor, especially on the stage and, towards the end of his life, on television. In many musical films, Moser can also be heard interpreting a Wienerlied, more likely than not at a Heuriger. |
| 5 | The star of Hans Moser began to sink slowly. The quality of his next movies couldn't continue the high standard of his movies in the 30's. Hans Moser accepted unscrupulous nearly each role and he made his jokes together with the younger comedian generation like Georg Thomalla, Trude Herr and Gunther Philipp which let his movie went down into shallowness. |
| 6 | Hans Moser became established gradually as a character comedian after World War I and he could play at great stages. |
| 7 | Hans Moser could very rarely gleam in his late movies. The movie "Ober, zahlen!" (1957) and above all "Herrn Josefs letzte Liebe" (1959) presented him again in his earlier top form. |
| 8 | He was the ideal contrast to stars like Theo Lingen, Heinz Rühmann, Oskar Sima and above all Annie Rosar, with who he shot altogether seventeen movies between 1933 and 1957. |
| 9 | In 1925 he was engaged to the "Theater in der Josefstadt" by Max Reinhardt. |
| 10 | Hans Moser died in Vienna in 1964, aged 83. His continuing popularity is attested to by the fact that his style of speaking is still being parodied, often by very young entertainers. |
| 11 | Only in 1933 the tide has turned to his favor when Willi Forst realized first so-called "Vienna movies". In movies like "Leise flehen meine Lieder" (1933) and "Maskerade" (1934) they accepted Moser's mumble and nervous movements, the audience get used to seeing it so to speak and people came even to a love with this peculiarity. |
| 12 | His later silent movies "Die Familie ohne Moral" (1927) and "Spitzenhöschen und Schusterpech" (1928) weren't crowned with success. The beginning of his sound film era started resinous too. Normally he played minor parts beside established Berliner comedians. |
| 13 | In 1897 Hans Moser got his first theater engagement and played smaller parts on different stages in the next years. Because of his height he often impersonated children too. |
| 14 | The often angrily acting Hans Moser achieved further successes with "13 Stühle" (1938), "Das Ekel" (1939), "Anton der Letzte" (1939), "Sieben Jahre Pech" (1940), "Wiener Blut" (1942) and "Einmal der liebe Herrgott sein" (1942). |
| 15 | Moser was particularly known for mumbling indistinctly for comic effect rather than pronouncing words and sentences clearly, and also for failing to finish his sentences - which, combined with his moderate Viennese dialect, made it hard for non-native speakers of Austrian German to understand what he was saying. |
| 16 | During the Nazi regime, Moser had severe problems because of his wife Blanca (or Bianca) Hirschler, who was Jewish, but he refused to divorce her. It was only because of his great popularity that the regime allowed him to continue to appear in films. His wife eventually fled to Hungary to avoid further trouble. After the war the couple reunited. |
| 17 | In the 30's he didn't play as much for the theater, from 1939 he stand aside of the theater for his film career's benefit. |
| 18 | Although his pronunciation made the hair stand on end of each drama teacher he became especially because of his unique mumble a character among the actors. |
| 19 | He is probably the greatest unique specimen of the German-speaking film history. But only a few are conscious of that Hans Moser was already active in the silent movie era. |
| 20 | Pictured on an Austrian commemorative postage stamp issued 10 June 2014, nine days before the 50th anniversary of his death. |
| 21 | After appearances in variety, circus and provincial theatre, he was 'discovered' for leading roles on the legitimate stage by Max Reinhardt in 1925. |
| 22 | Had his first dramatic starring role at the Vienna Burgtheater at the age of 75. |
| 23 | Viennese star character actor, a genuine original. Played everyman-type roles, from fiaker drivers and porters, to station masters, waiters and lowly bureaucrats. His stock-in-trade were misanthropic or mischievous characters resigned to an imperfect or uncaring world. |
| 24 | Third child of Franz Julier, an Austrian sculptor, and his wife Serafina. |
| 25 | During the Nazi occupation of Austria between 1938 and 1945, he had many problems refusing to separate from his Jewish wife Blanca, who fled to Hungary. After the war, the couple lived together again. |
| 26 | Particularly famous and adored for mumbling indistinctly and not finishing sentences in most of his movies. |
| 27 | Made his stage debut in 1897. |
| 28 | Buried in the Central Cemetery of Vienna. |
| 29 | Hans Moser borrowed his stage name from a character player at the Vienna Court Theater by the name of Josef Moser. |
Actor
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| Das Leben ist die größte Schau | 1964 | TV Movie | |
| Leutnant Gustl | 1963 | TV Movie | Bäckermeister Johann Habetswallner |
| Liliom | 1963 | TV Movie | Der Polizeikonzipient |
| So schön wie heut' ... | 1963 | TV Movie | |
| Mariandls Heimkehr | 1962 | Opa Windischgruber | |
| Drei Liebesbriefe aus Tirol | 1962 | Leopold Hinterkirchner | |
| Der verkaufte Großvater | 1962 | Nikodemus Gröberl, Kreithofer-Großvater | |
| Kaiser Joseph und die Bahnwärterstochter | 1962 | TV Movie | Franz Zwölfaxinger |
| Die Fledermaus | 1962 | Frosch the Jailer | |
| Der Bauer als Millionär | 1961 | Das hohe Alter | |
| Höllenangst | 1961 | TV Movie | Pfrim - ein Flickschuster |
| Mariandl | 1961 | Opa Windischgruber | |
| ...und du, mein Schatz, bleibst hier | 1961 | Haberl | |
| G'schichten aus dem Wienerwald | 1961 | TV Movie | Zauberkönig |
| Die schöne Lügnerin | 1959 | Großvater Emmetsrieder Grandpa Emmetsrieder | |
| Herrn Josefs letzte Liebe | 1959 | Herr Josef Redlich | |
| Gräfin Mariza | 1958 | Ferdinand | |
| Der Sündenbock von Spatzenhausen | 1958 | Bahnhofsvorsteher Ferdinand Schöberl | |
| Ooh... diese Ferien | 1958 | Großvater Seidelbast | |
| Solang' die Sterne glüh'n | 1958 | Pipo, alter Clown | |
| Hallo Taxi | 1958 | Leopold Gruber | |
| Liebelei | 1958 | TV Movie | |
| Heute blau und morgen blau | 1957 | Bürgermeister Jakob Selbach | |
| Die Lindenwirtin vom Donaustrand | 1957 | Kilian Scherzl | |
| Die Zwillinge vom Zillertal | 1957 | Herr Schmauss | |
| Die unentschuldigte Stunde | 1957 | Schuldiener Aichinger | |
| Vier Mädel aus der Wachau | 1957 | Anton Zacherl | |
| Ober zahlen | 1957 | Franz Maxenberger | |
| Roter Mohn | 1956 | Anton, Diener | |
| Solange noch die Rosen blüh'n | 1956 | Alois Lechner, Mayor | |
| Kaiserball | 1956 | Portier Rienössl | |
| My Aunt, Your Aunt | 1956 | Hans Gippner | |
| Opernball | 1956 | Anton Hatschek, Oberkellner | |
| Lumpazivagabundus | 1956 | Hobelmann, Tischlermeister | |
| ...und wer küßt mich? | 1956 | Hans Moser | |
| Le chemin du paradis | 1956 | Un automobiliste | |
| Symphonie in Gold | 1956 | Anton Koriander | |
| Die Drei von der Tankstelle | 1955 | Ein Autofahrer | |
| Der Kongreß tanzt | 1955 | Schöberl | |
| Ja, ja die Liebe in Tirol | 1955 | Ignaz Musbauer | |
| Die Deutschmeister | 1955 | Jeremias Swoboda | |
| Ehesanatorium | 1955 | Meisel | |
| Verliebte Leute | 1954 | Gustl Kränzlein, Tanksstellenbesitzer | |
| Kaisermanöver | 1954 | Radler | |
| Hollandmädel | 1953 | Knoop | |
| Einmal keine Sorgen haben | 1953 | Melchior | |
| Der Onkel aus Amerika | 1953 | Thomas Theodor ("Th. Th.") Hoffmann | |
| Du bist die Rose vom Wörthersee | 1952 | Ferdinand Schmiedlehner, Finanzbeamter i.P. | |
| 1. April 2000 | 1952 | Composer | |
| Schäm' dich, Brigitte! | 1952 | Professor Karl Stieglitz | |
| Hallo Dienstmann | 1952 | Dienstmann Anton Lischka | |
| Zwei in einem Auto | 1951 | Ferdinand Walzl | |
| Es liegt was in der Luft | 1950 | Leopold Graf - Geruchstester | |
| Küssen ist keine Sünd | 1950 | Alois Eder, Gastwirt zur 'Goldenen Gans' | |
| Es schlägt 13 | 1950 | Diener Ferdinand Haushofer | |
| Der Theodor im Fußballtor | 1950 | Theo Haslinger sen. | |
| Eins, zwei, drei = aus! | 1949 | Alois Semmelberger | |
| Um eine Nasenlänge | 1949 | Josef Eibetzeder, Manager | |
| Young Girls of Vienna | 1949 | Engelbert | |
| Der Herr Kanzleirat | 1948 | Kanzleirat Leopold Bachmayer | |
| Der Hofrat Geiger | 1947 | Ferdinand Lechner | |
| The Singing House | 1947 | Franz Huber, Greißler | |
| Die Welt dreht sich verkehrt | 1947 | Franz Xaver Silvester Pomeisl | |
| Geld ins Haus | 1947 | Leopold Habernal, Postbote | |
| Renee XIV | 1946 | Minister | |
| Schrammeln | 1944 | Anton Strohmayer | |
| Schwarz auf weiß | 1943 | Eduard Streusler, the baker | |
| Reisebekanntschaft | 1943 | Fridolin Specht | |
| Das Ferienkind | 1943 | Vinzenz Panigl, Bahnvorsteher i.P. | |
| Abenteuer im Grandhotel | 1943 | Franz | |
| Karneval der Liebe | 1943 | Onkel Meierhofer | |
| Maske in Blau | 1943 | Seehauser, Etagenchef | |
| Dove andiamo, signora? | 1942 | Franz | |
| Einmal der liebe Herrgott sein | 1942 | Karl Gschwandtner | |
| Sette anni di felicit | 1942 | Augusto Daisinger | |
| Sieben Jahre Glück | 1942 | Dr. August Teisinger | |
| Vienna Blood | 1942 | Knöpfel - Melanie's chamberlain | |
| Wir bitten zum Tanz | 1941 | Tanzschulbesitzer Hofeneder | |
| Liebe ist zollfrei | 1941 | Lorenz Hasenhüttl, Zollinspektor | |
| Sieben Jahre Pech | 1940 | Dr. Teisinger | |
| Rosen in Tirol | 1940 | Wiesel | |
| Der Herr im Haus | 1940 | Sixtus Bader | |
| Wiener G'schichten | 1940 | Josef | |
| Meine Tochter lebt in Wien | 1940 | Florian Klaghofer | |
| Der ungetreue Eckehart | 1940 | Arthur Fellner | |
| Opernball | 1939 | Hatschek | |
| Anthony the Last | 1939 | Anton, The Butler | |
| Das Ekel | 1939 | Karl Sträubler | |
| Menschen vom Varieté | 1939 | Miller - Inspizient | |
| Liebe - streng verboten! | 1939 | Alois Horchinger, Gutsverwalter | |
| Castelli in aria | 1939 | ||
| Kleines Bezirksgericht | 1938 | Karl Haselhuber | |
| 13 Stühle | 1938 | Trödler Alois Hofbauer | |
| Finale | 1938 | Bröselmeier - Pedell / F: Bondiard | |
| Waltz Melodies | 1938 | Vinzent Schöberl, Kassier | |
| Mother Song | 1937 | Giulio Stückelmeier | |
| Die verschwundene Frau | 1937 | Vieröckl | |
| Die Fledermaus | 1937 | Garderobier Huber / Frosch | |
| Unentschuldigte Stunde | 1937 | Anton Riedel - Postamtsvorstand | |
| The Happiest Married Couple in Vienna | 1937 | Dr.Vogelsang | |
| Mein Sohn, der Herr Minister | 1937 | Gabriel Fabre | |
| The Man Who is Talked About | 1937 | Martin, Tonis Onkel | |
| Burg Theatre | 1936 | Souffleur Sedlmayer | |
| Hannerl und ihre Liebhaber | 1936 | Hafer, Hannerl's uncle | |
| A Hoax | 1936 | Wandl - Hausknecht 'Hotel Kronprinz' | |
| All for Veronica | 1936 | Direktor Tutzinger | |
| Das Gäßchen zum Paradies | 1936 | Tobias Haslinger - der Hundefänger | |
| Konfetti | 1936 | Heinrich Kümmelmann | |
| Wer zuletzt küßt... | 1936 | Direktor Wiesinger | |
| Familie Schimek | 1935 | Ludwig Schigl | |
| Zirkus Saran | 1935 | Knox, sein Kompagnon | |
| Buchhalter Schnabel | 1935 | Schnabel, Buchhalter | |
| Die ganze Welt dreht sich um Liebe | 1935 | Anton, Diener im Hause Waldenau | |
| ...nur ein Komödiant | 1935 | Melchior Pfennig | |
| Eva, the Factory Girl | 1935 | Vinzenz Wimmer, Prokurist | |
| Last Stop | 1935 | Karl Vierthaler senior, Oberkontrollor | |
| Heaven on Earth | 1935 | Gasthofbesitzer Adlgasser | |
| Winter Night's Dream | 1935 | Leopold Prinz | |
| Vorstadtvariete | 1935 | Der alte Kernthaler | |
| The Trip to Youth | 1935 | Färber, Sekretär | |
| High School | 1934 | Brandler Diener | |
| Polenblut | 1934 | Jan Zaremba | |
| Frühjahrsparade | 1934 | Friseur Swoboda | |
| Der junge Baron Neuhaus | 1934 | K.u.K. Ofenheizer Stockel | |
| Frasquita | 1934 | Jaromir - Harald's Valet | |
| Maskerade | 1934 | Zacharias, der Gaertner | |
| Carnival of Love | 1934 | Lenz, Rolands Manager | |
| Die Töchter ihrer Exzellenz | 1934 | Anton | |
| Mayer beim Zahnarzt | 1934 | Short | Mayer |
| Das hohe C | 1934 | Short | Garderobier |
| Kurzschluß | 1933 | Short | Seicherl, Elektriker |
| Fuchs auf der Hetzjagd | 1933 | Short | Insurance Agent |
| Leise flehen meine Lieder | 1933 | Pfandleiher Passenter | |
| Liebelei | 1933 | uncredited | |
| Madame Wants No Children | 1933 | Schlafwagenschaffner | |
| Der große Trick | 1933 | Short | Arbeitsloser |
| Der Dienstmann | 1932 | Short | Wiener Dienstmann |
| Ein angenehmer Patient | 1932 | Short | Patient |
| Man braucht kein Geld | 1932 | Thomas Theodor Hoffmann | |
| Ehe mit beschränkter Haftung | 1931 | Georg Kaiser II., Bürovorsteher | |
| Eine Nacht im Grandhotel | 1931 | uncredited | |
| Der verjüngte Adolar | 1931 | Adolar Gabelmann, Stadtrat | |
| Geld auf der Straße | 1930 | Albin Jensch | |
| Liebling der Götter | 1930 | Kratochvil | |
| Die Lampelgasse | 1928 | ||
| Spitzenhöschen und Schusterpech | 1928 | Votruba | |
| Der Dienstmann | 1928 | Short | Wiener Dienstmann |
| Madame wagt einen Seitensprung | 1927 | Train passenger | |
| Die Familie ohne Moral | 1927 | Dienstmann | |
| Schützenliesel | 1926 | Faltenhias | |
| Der Feldherrnhügel | 1926 | Regimentsschneider | |
| Das Spielzeug von Paris | 1925 | Theaterkassierer | |
| Ssanin | 1924 | Diener bei Ssanin | |
| The City Without Jews | 1924 | Rat Bernart | |
| Hoffmanns Erzählungen | 1923 | ||
| Kleider machen Leute | 1921 | Notar (as Josef Moser) | |
| Das Baby | 1918 | Short | Onkel Hans |
Soundtrack
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hans Moser ganz privat | 1962 | TV Short documentary performer: "Ich trag im Herzen drin", "Mein Feuerzeug", "Ich treff' mich heut auf'd Nacht" | |
| Der Bauer als Millionär | 1961 | performer: "Abschiedslied" | |
| Ober zahlen | 1957 | performer: "Das Naserl", "Wien und Berlin", "Geh Vaterl", "Ober zahlen" reprise - uncredited | |
| Ja, ja die Liebe in Tirol | 1955 | performer: "Ja, ja, die Liebe in Tirol", "Solang noch die Musi spielt" uncredited | |
| Die Deutschmeister | 1955 | performer: "Mir ist's gleich" | |
| Ehesanatorium | 1955 | performer: "Ja, so ist das mit der Liebe" reprise - uncredited | |
| Der Onkel aus Amerika | 1953 | performer: "Hier ist alles doppelt so schön", "Wenn ich die Wolkenkratzer sehe" | |
| Du bist die Rose vom Wörthersee | 1952 | performer: "Zuhaus ist Zuhaus" | |
| 1. April 2000 | 1952 | performer: "Österreich-Lied" | |
| Hallo Dienstmann | 1952 | performer: "Hallo Dienstmann" reprise | |
| Der Herr Kanzleirat | 1948 | performer: "Der alte Herr Kanzleirat", "Tschoperl" | |
| Der Hofrat Geiger | 1947 | performer: "Mariandl" | |
| Schrammeln | 1944 | performer: "'s Herz von an echten Weana Schrammel Walzer", "Wer no in Wien net war und Linz net kennt", "Der Nachwuchs", "Wien bleibt Wien" - uncredited | |
| Wir bitten zum Tanz | 1941 | performer: "Ich trag' im Herzen drin" | |
| Wiener G'schichten | 1940 | performer: "Der Wiener braucht sein Stammcafe" | |
| Kleines Bezirksgericht | 1938 | performer: "A Musi a Schwipserl a Maderl dazu" | |
| Hannerl und ihre Liebhaber | 1936 | performer: "Im tiefen Keller sitz" ich drin" | |
| Heaven on Earth | 1935 | performer: "Mein Himmel auf Erden bist du" | |
| Der ewige Dienstmann - Hans Moser im Porträt | 2010 | TV Movie documentary performer: "Hallo Dienstmann", "Sperrstund' is'", "Die Reblaus" | |
| Tohuwabohu | 1997-1998 | TV Series performer - 2 episodes | |
| Der verkaufte Großvater | 1962 | performer: "Wann der Herrgott net will" |
Writer
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| Herrn Josefs letzte Liebe | 1959 | writer | |
| Der Dienstmann | 1932 | Short co-writer | |
| Ein angenehmer Patient | 1932 | Short | |
| Der Dienstmann | 1928 | Short |
Self
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| Die bess'ren älteren Herren | 1964 | TV Movie documentary | Himself - Various - Musician |
| Hans Moser ganz privat | 1962 | TV Short documentary | Himself |
| Was sieht man Neues? | 1957 | TV Series | Himself |
| The Stars Shine | 1938 | Himself |
Archive Footage
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hier ist ein Mensch: Peter Alexander | 2016 | TV Movie documentary | Various |
| ORF Fernsehgeschichte | 2015 | TV Mini-Series documentary | Himself |
| ORF-Legenden | 2014 | TV Series documentary | Himself |
| Österreich wählt | 2011 | TV Series | Various |
| Der ewige Dienstmann - Hans Moser im Porträt | 2010 | TV Movie documentary | Himself |
| Weltberühmt in Österreich - 50 Jahre Austropop | 2006 | TV Series documentary | Himself |
| Filmlegenden. Deutsch | 2005 | TV Movie documentary | Himself |
| Collage Hans Moser 1880-1964 | 2004 | Video short | |
| Das Jahrhundert des Theaters | 2002 | TV Series | Himself |
| Österreich - Unser Jahrhundert | 1999 | TV Series documentary | Himself |
| Kleiner Mann ganz groß | 1994 | TV Movie documentary uncredited | |
| Ein Lied aus Wien | 1990 | Singer | |
| Alles oder nichts | 1986 | TV Series | Himself |
| Filmgeschichte(n) aus Österreich | 1971 | TV Series | |
| Das war Hans Moser - Erinnerungen an einen großen Komödianten | 1969 | TV Movie documentary | Himself |
| Ich trag' im Herzen drin... | 1969 | TV Movie | Himself |
Won Awards
| Year | Award | Ceremony | Nomination | Movie |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1962 | Honorary Award | German Film Awards | For his continued outstanding individual contributions to the german film over the years. |
Known for movies
Hallo Dienstmann (1952)
as Dienstmann Anton Lischka
Einmal der liebe Herrgott sein (1942)
as Karl Gschwandtner
Der Herr im Haus (1940)
as Sixtus Bader
Rosen in Tirol (1940)
as Wiesel