Manfred Krug
Known for Acting
Born February 8, 1937
Died October 21, 2016
Place of Birth Duisburg, Germany
Manfred Krug was a German actor, singer, and writer. Until he moved to West Germany in June 1977, he was one of the most prominent artists in the GDR. During his time in the GDR, he used the pseudonyms Clemens Kerber (as a songwriter) and Isa Karfunkelstein (as an interviewer of himself).
Filmography
Trace of Stones
1966
as Hannes Balla
Abgehauen
1998
as Erzähler/Selbst (Archivaufnahmen)
Abgehauen
1998
Writer
King Thrushbeard
1965
as König Drosselbart
How Do You Feed A Donkey?
1974
as Fred Stein
Five Cartridges
1960
as Oleg der Pole
Farewell
1968
as Sack
Rendezvous der Damen
1983
Reportage 57
1959
as Biene
Star-Crossed Lovers
1962
as Hauptmann
My Zero Hour
1970
as Kurt Hartung
Hauptmann Florian von der Mühle
1968
as Hauptmann Florian
Husaren in Berlin
1971
as Hatik
Professor Mamlock
1961
as SA-Sturmbannführer
The Blue One
1994
as Otto Skrodt
On the Sunny Side
1962
as Martin Hoff
Kit & Co.
1974
as Wild Water Bill
When You’re Grown Up, Dear Adam
1966
as Konstantin
The Banner of Kryvyi Rih
1967
as Jule Hammer
The Stolen Battle
1972
as Christian Käsebier
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