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Manfred Krug (German: [manˌfʁeːt kʁuːk] (listen); 8 February 1937 – 21 October 2016) was a German actor, singer and author.

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Life and work

Born in Duisburg, Krug moved to East Germany at the age of 13, and worked at a steel plant before beginning his acting career on the stage and, ultimately, in film. By the end of the 1950s he had several film roles, and in 1960 he appeared in Frank Beyer's successful war movie Fünf Patronenhülsen (Five Cartridges). Many more film roles followed, with Krug often cast as a socialist hero. Krug also achieved notability as a popular jazz singer, often in collaboration with composer Günther Fischer.^{[citation needed]}

In 1976 the East German government (GDR) forbade Krug to work as an actor and singer because he participated in protests against the expulsion and stripping of GDR citizenship of Wolf Biermann. On 20 April 1977 he requested to leave the GDR and as soon as he got the approval he left the GDR and moved to Schöneberg in West Berlin.^{[citation needed]} After moving back to West Germany he very soon got new roles as an actor but very rarely sang in public for a long time. In 1978 Krug appeared as one of the male leads of the action-drama television series Auf Achse, and would continue to appear on the series until 1995, one year before the show ended its long run. Krug's various television roles even included a two-year stint on the children's program Sesamstraße, the German version of the American children's program Sesame Street. In the 1980s and 1990s, he also starred as Hauptkommissar Paul Stoever in the Tatort series of TV crime movies, which would eventually run for forty installments in total. He died on 21 October 2016 in Berlin.[1]

Filmography

Film

Television

• 1968: Ways across the Country (TV miniseries)
• 1973: Stülpner-Legende (TV miniseries)
• 1978: Paul kommt zurück
• 1979: Phantasten
• 1980–1993: Auf Achse (TV series, 73 episodes)
• 1980: Ein Mann fürs Leben
• 1981: Flächenbrand
• 1981–1983: Das Traumschiff (TV series, 2 episodes)
• 1982: Die Fischer von Moorhövd [de] (TV series, 14 episodes)
• 1982–1988: Die Krimistunde (TV series, 2 episodes)
• 1982: Väter (anthology film)
• 1982–1984: Sesamstraße (TV series, 292 episodes)
• 1983: Rendevous der Damen (anthology film)
• 1983: Wer raucht die Letzte?
• 1983: Konsul Möllers Erben (TV miniseries)
• 1983: Jakob und Adele (TV series, 1 episode)
• 1983: Geschichten aus der Heimat (TV series, 1 episode)
• 1984: Joseph Süß Oppenheimer
• 1984–2001: Tatort (TV series, 41 episodes)
• 1984: Krumme Touren (anthology film)
• 1985: Ein Heim für Tiere: Caesar (TV series episode)
• 1986–1998: Liebling Kreuzberg (TV series, 58 episodes)
• 1986–1987: Detektivbüro Roth (TV series, 34 episodes)
• 1994–1995: Wir sind auch nur ein Volk (TV miniseries)

Film about Manfred Krug

• 1998: Abgehauen (TV film), with Peter Lohmeyer as Manfred Krug

Discography

• 1962: Auf der Sonnenseite
• 1964: Jazz und Lyrik
• 1965: Manfred Krug und die Modern Jazz Big Band
• 1966: Lyrik - Jazz - Prosa (with Eberhard Esche, Annekathrin Bürger and others, in different editions and under different names, some of them in censored versions without Manfred Krug)
• 1969: Onkel Toms Hütte (audiobook, Krug singing to spirituals)
• 1970: Fredmanns Episteln an diese und jene aber hauptsächlich an Ulla Winblad (after Carl Michael Bellman)
• 1971: Das war nur ein Moment
• 1973: Ein Hauch von Frühling
• 1974: Greens
• 1976: Du bist heute wie neu
• 1977: Abgehauen
• 1979: Da bist Du ja
• 1997: Anthologie
• 2000: Tatort – die Songs (with Charles Brauer)
• 2000: Evergreens - Das Beste von Manfred Krug - 1962–1977
• 2000: Deutsche Schlager
• 2000: Schlafstörung
• 2001: Manfred Krug Live mit Fanny (with Fanny Krug)
• 2002: Leben bis Männer (Audiobook; from Thomas Brussig)
• 2002: Der Weihnachtskrug
• 2003: Sweet Nothings (with Decebal Badila and Fanny Krug)
• 2005: Geschichten Vom Herrn K. (Audiobook; from Bertolt Brecht)
• 2005: Lust des Beginnens (Audiobook; from Bertolt Brecht)
• 2005: Neuigkeiten an Manfred Krug und Otti (Audiobook; from Jurek Becker)

Literature

• Abgehauen (1997) ISBN 3-548-75041-9
• Mein schönes Leben (2003) ISBN 3-430-15733-1

Awards

• 1962 Heinrich-Greif-Preis First Class for On the Sunny Side, ensemble award
• 1963 Erich-Weinert-Medaille for Beschreibung eines Sommers with Christel Bodenstein
• 1965 Erich-Weinert-Medaille for The Adventures of Werner Holt, ensemble award
• 1968 National Prize of East Germany First Class for Ways across the Country, ensemble award
• 1971 National Prize of East Germany Second Class
• 1972 "Ehrende Anerkennung" (Special Award) at Workers' Filmfestival of Czechoslovakia for Ukradená bitva
• 1973 Verdienstmedaille der DDR
• 1979 Goldene Europa of Europawelle Saar
• 1984 Goldener Bambi
• 1990 Bayerischer Fernsehpreis for TV series Liebling Kreuzberg (SFB/NDR/WDR), together with Jurek Becker and Werner Masten
• 1990 Bavarian Film Awards, Best Actor[2][3]
• 2006 Platin Romy lifetime award

External links

• Manfred Krug at IMDb

References

На других языках

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[de] Manfred Krug

Manfred Krug (* 8. Februar 1937 in Duisburg; † 21. Oktober 2016 in Berlin)[1] war ein deutscher Schauspieler, Sänger und Schriftsteller. Bis zu seiner Übersiedlung in die Bundesrepublik im Juni 1977 war er einer der bedeutendsten Künstler der DDR. Als Pseudonyme verwendete er zu DDR-Zeiten Clemens Kerber (als Liedtexter) und Isa Karfunkelstein (als Interviewer seiner selbst).

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- [en] Manfred Krug

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[ru] Круг, Манфред

Манфред Круг (нем. Manfred Krug; 8 февраля 1937, Дуйсбург — 21 октября 2016, Берлин[4]) — немецкий актёр театра и кино, певец и литератор. В России наиболее известен исполнением главных ролей в фильмах «За мной, канальи!» и «Король Дроздобород».

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