Paul Henreid

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AKA: Paul George Julius von Hernreid Ritter, Paul von Wasel-Waldingau, Paul von Henreid
Nationality: Austrian
Birthdate: 01/10/1908
Birthplace: Trieste, Austria-Hungary
Death Date: 03/29/1992

biography

Suave, romantic leading man who, in the 1940s and 50s, represented the epitome of continental charm. Henreid is best remembered as Ingrid Bergman's husband, the stoic Resistance leader Victor Laszlo, in "Casablanca" (1943) and for his classic bit of romantic business in "Now Voyager" (1942) in which he lit two cigarettes at the same time and handed one to Bette Davis.

The scion of an aristocratic Austrian family, Henreid first worked as a designer and translator at a Vienna publishing firm until he was discovered in an acting school performance by Otto Preminger, who was then Max Reinhardt's Continued

Credits

Director
1988
Cardinal Jaros
1977
Nikko Regas
1959
Victor Laszlo
1942
Jerry Durrance
1942
Florenz Ziegfeld
Eduardo Barroso
Actor

milestones

Year
Milestone
1931 
Worked as a designer and translator for a publishing company in Vienna
1933 
Discovered by Otto Preminger (Max Reinhardt's managing director) who introduced him to Reinhardt
 
Became leading man with Max Reinhardt's Vienna theatre
 
Appeared on the Viennese stage in "Men in White" and "Mizzi" and in Austrian films (date approximate)
1934 
Screen acting debut in "Hohe Schule"
Continued

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