Ludwig Schmid-Wildy
Born on May 3, 1896 in Aachen, Germany, died on January 30, 1982.
Ludwig Schmid-Wildy was born in 1896 as son of a sculptor from Schwabing, Germany. As a child, he was the model for the "Munchner Kindl", a famous statue in Munich. He became a confectioner-apprentice. Some of his customers were Liesl Karlstadt and Karl Valentin, German actors. In the 1920s he started acting. To the fans of German film and theatre, especially Bavarian "Volkstheater" he will be remembered as the personification of the ancient, clever Bavarian. In real life he was an clever inventor, too. Some of his inventions were a battery, a turbine engine and a machine for potato-dumplings.
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- IMDb mini biography by: m.lorber@ba.blitz.net
Aren't We Wonderful (6.9)
Movie · 1958
as Alter Mann
Master Eder and his Pumuckl (6.9)
Movie · 1982
as Meier
For the Rights of Man (6.6)
Movie · 1934
as Der alte Krafft
For the Rights of Man (6.6)
Movie · 1934
Shock Troop (6.3)
Movie · 1934
as Hans Steinbauer
Der Jäger von Fall (6.2)
Movie · 1957
as Ferdl
The Town Musicians of Bremen (5.8)
Movie · 1959
as Bauer
In the Shadow of the Mountain (5.8)
Movie · 1940
as Adam Gupf
Aufruhr in Damaskus (5.6)
Movie · 1939
as Lachner
Schwarzwaldfahrt aus Liebeskummer (5.3)
Movie · 1974
as Grandfather Cremer
Ludwig on the Lookout for a Wife (5.2)
Movie · 1969
as Rower