Fritz Eckhardt (born Linz, 30 November 1907; died Klosterneuburg, 31 December 1995) was an Austrian actor, director, and writer. He is remembered for playing the lead role as chief inspector Marek in the Österreichischer Rundfunk version of the detective series Tatort. He also played cabaret and wrote numerous theatre plays and film scripts.

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Partial filmography

Decorations and awards

• 1987: Honorary Ring of the Vienna
• 1983: Austrian Cross of Honour for Science and Art, 1st class[1]
• 1973: Gold Medal of the city of Vienna
• 1974: Golden Camera

References

External links

• Fritz Eckhardt at IMDb

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