Ullrich Haupt Net Worth
Ullrich Haupt Net Worth is
$9 Million
Ullrich Haupt Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
Ullrich Haupt was born on August 8, 1887 in Falkenburg, Pomerania, Germany. He was an actor, known for Morocco (1930), The Fable of How Wisenstein Did Not Lose Out to Buttinsky (1916) and Tempest (1928). He died on August 5, 1931 in Figueroa Mountain, California, USA. | Date Of Birth | August 8, 1887 |
| Place Of Birth | Falkenburg, Pomerania, Germany [now Zlocieniec, Zachodniopomorskie, Poland] |
| Height | 5' 11" (1.8 m) |
| Profession | Actor |
| Star Sign | Leo |
| # | Fact |
|---|---|
| 1 | Two sons, Ullrich and Hans, accompanied their father on his hunting trip. Ullrich drove for help, but by the time he had returned to the remote campsite with a doctor, he had been dead for several hours. |
| 2 | Accidentally shot during a deer hunting trip when a shotgun his chauffeur was unloading accidentally discharged. |
| 3 | Owned the German Arts Theater in Chicago and had an interest in theaters in Milwaukee and Cincinnati. |
| 4 | Began his career in America performing in German language theaters. |
| 5 | After becoming a leading man in Germany he purchased a theater in Berlin. |
| 6 | Began his career with a Shakespearean repertoire company in Germany. |
| 7 | Actor, stage director, theater owner/manager and playwright. |
| 8 | Father of Ullrich Haupt. |
Actor
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Unholy Garden | 1931 | Col. von Axt | |
| Die große Fahrt | 1931 | Thorpe | |
| The Man Who Came Back | 1931 | Charles Reisling | |
| Viennese Nights | 1930 | Hugo - Elsa's Rejected Suitor (uncredited) | |
| Morocco | 1930 | Adjutant Caesar | |
| Du Barry, Woman of Passion | 1930 | Jean Du Barry | |
| Three Faces East | 1930 | German Colonel (uncredited) | |
| The Rogue Song | 1930 | Prince Serge | |
| The Bad One | 1930 | Pierre Ferrande | |
| A Royal Romance | 1930 | Count von Baden | |
| Frozen Justice | 1929 | Captain Jones | |
| Madame X | 1929 | Laroque (as Ullric Haupt) | |
| The Greene Murder Case | 1929 | Dr. Arthur Von Blon | |
| Wonder of Women | 1929 | Kurt | |
| The Far Call | 1929 | London Nick | |
| The Iron Mask | 1929 | De Rochefort | |
| Captain Swagger | 1928 | Von Dictor | |
| Tempest | 1928 | The Captain | |
| The Kill-Joy | 1917 | The Denver Kid (as U.K. Houpt) | |
| The Fable of Prince Fortunatus, Who Moved Away from Easy Street, and Silas, the Saver, Who Moved In | 1917 | Short as U.K. Haupt | |
| Skinner's Baby | 1917 | Perkins (as U.K. Haupt) | |
| Local Color | 1917/I | Short | |
| Skinner's Bubble | 1917 | Perkins (as U.K. Haupt) | |
| Meddling with Marriage | 1917 | Short | |
| Satan's Private Door | 1917 | Richard Vance (as U.K. Houpt) | |
| Skinner's Dress Suit | 1917 | Perkins | |
| The Little Shoes | 1917 | Vasili Arloff (as U.K. Haupt) | |
| The Truant Soul | 1916 | Dr. Jenkins | |
| The Fable of the Kittenish Super-Anns and the World-Weary Snipes | 1916 | Short | |
| An Old-Fashioned Girl | 1916 | Short | Milton Vanderpool |
| When Justice Won | 1916 | Short | Clemens (as Ulrich K. Haupt) |
| The Fable of How Wisenstein Did Not Lose Out to Buttinsky | 1916 | Short | |
| The War Bride of Plumville | 1916 | Short | Captain Dalziel (as Ulrich K. Haupt) |
| Power | 1916 | Short | John Stark |
| The Conflict | 1915 | Short | Ellis Vanilla |
Known for movies
Morocco (1930)
as Adjutant Caesar
The Fable of How Wisenstein Did Not Lose Out to Buttinsky (1916)
as Actor
The Iron Mask (1929)
as De Rochefort
Tempest (1928)
as The Captain