Paul Markwitz Trailers
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Paul Markwitz was a German production designer and art director who began his career assisting on film sets in both Germany and Hollywood before moving into set design in 1934. Over his long career he contributed to many popular films, mostly comedies, operettas and music revues, working with notable filmmakers and production companies, and he returned to the industry after World War II service and captivity. He died at the age of 59 when he jumped into a Berlin canal with suicidal intent and drowned.
Most Popular Paul Markwitz Trailers
Total trailers found: 23
02 January 1941
An anti-British propaganda film from Nazi Germany which depicts the life of the South African politician Paul Kruger and his eventual defeat by the British during the Boer War.
24 March 1959
After a carnival celebration, young Erika Hansen is offered a lift by two young men in a car. The men become abusive.
28 August 1961
The dance troupe 'Tiller Girls' travels to Rome for a guest performance and has some adventures there.
04 November 1954
At the age of three, little Wolfgang has lost his parents. Since then his uncle Eduard raises the boy.
10 January 1961
A large German city at the beginning of the 1960s. This is where the well-to-do Berger family lives. Outwardly a bourgeois idyll, but behind the scenes the family is in turmoil.
06 September 1957
Father Scherzer generally buries himself in the books of the castle library, which he is responsible for managing.
14 September 1954
While perusing a police photo, Hilde - an investigative reporter - recognizes a bracelet that she once owned while living in her native Romania.
13 January 1961
Revealing story about the mysterious Nazi organization "Lebensborn," which was intended to serve the SS in pursuing population policy and racial hygiene goals by systematically producing "hereditarily valuable" children.
14 May 1959
Peter schießt den Vogel ab is a German film comedy first released in 1959.
18 February 1960
Dr. Zilinsky and his cunning gang want to rob a bank. But they haven't reckoned with Konrad Stroloff, the bank manager's son, and the pretty singer Therese.
30 November 1962
Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson embark on a search for Cleopatra's ancient necklace, which has been stolen.
17 July 1958
The adventures of Baron Münchhausen jr. in Africa.
06 September 1962
Dr. Mabuse has been locked away for years in an insane asylum. Suddenly crimes start occurring and no one knows the culprit.
10 September 1959
Father and son have the same taste in women, but different tastes in music: both love the beautiful Linda, but while the father leads a successful dance band, the son wants to be a rock star.
17 October 1957
Inge works in a department store as a saleswoman in the women's fashion department. She suffers from the cramped conditions in her parents' house, where they save money because her choleric father, a miner, dreams of owning his own house in the country.
05 November 1959
Peter escapes a firing squad and leaves the island of San Quinto on a commercial flight to Bermuda. The plane is hijacked by a Nazi and San Quinto's Ex-General Cordobas who shoot pilot Pink and damage the landing gear of the plane.
27 March 1956
A noble family that fled Silesia during World War II sets out to build a new life in the Bavarian Forest, but their efforts are threatened by the heir’s worldly ambitions—until he comes to realize his true calling and finds his true love.
23 February 1962
A series of knife murders have an odd feature about them; the victims find that their luggage has been packed for them just before their deaths.
26 November 1937
To resolve a feud between two villages over a horse, the burgomasters propose that a man from one town marry a woman from the other.
11 April 1960
Biography of the famous German actress Renate Müller, who died in 1937 under unsettled circumstances; While doing her first movie for the UFA in Berlin, she meets the elderly secretary-general Dr.
