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Hans Nielsen (actor)

Hans Nielsen (30 November 1911 – 11 October 1965) was a German film actor. He appeared in 136 films between 1937 and 1965.
==Biography==
Hans Albert Nielsen was born in Hamburg, Germany. He first got an education in business, but afterward, began taking private acting lessons from Albrecht Schoenhals and Erich Ziegel. He made his stage debut in Hamburg in 1932, after which he worked in Augsburg, Kiel, Leipzig, Berlin, Munich and Düsseldorf. Many actors and performing artists fled Nazi Germany, but Nielsen remained. He made his film debut in 1937 in ''Daphne und der Diplomat'', followed by German movies, such as ''Heimat'' (with Zarah Leander), ''Friedrich Schiller – Triumph eines Genies'' (with Horst Caspar) and ''Der große König'' (with Otto Gebühr).
After World War II, Nielsen performed in a Kabarett group, ''Die Außenseiter'' ("The Outsider") and played in revues by cabaret artist Günter Neumann. He resumed his successful film acting career in 1947, appearing in ''In jenen Tagen'', a drama by Helmut Käutner. He often played roles that were good-natured, likeable and elegant, such as the presiding judge in the 1953 satire ''Hokuspokus'', with Curt Goetz; the criminal defense attorney in ''Gestehen Sie, Dr. Corda''; a commisar with Christopher Lee in ''Sherlock Holmes und das Halsband des Todes''; the police chief in ''Scotland Yard jagt Dr. Mabuse'' and a judge in ''Jugendrichter'', with Heinz Rühmann. He also worked with Curd Jürgens and Lilo Pulver in film versions of Conrad Ferdinand Meyer's ''Gustav Adolfs Page'' and ''Don Pedro Alvarez''. He also appeared in a few Karl May films and in Edgar Wallace's ''Das indische Tuch'', ''Das Phantom von Soho'' and ''Die Tür mit den sieben Schlössern''.
In addition to his own film roles, in 1948, Nielsen began working as a voice actor, dubbing films into German, including Fred Astaire (''Funny Face'' and ''Daddy Long Legs''); Gary Cooper (''Cloak and Dagger'', among others); Errol Flynn (''The Adventures of Robin Hood'', ''Adventures of Don Juan'', among others); Cary Grant (''Crisis''); Rex Harrison (''Cleopatra''); Phil Silvers (''Cover Girl''); David Niven (''The King's Thief'', among others), Tyrone Power (''The Mark of Zorro'' and ''Prince of Foxes'', among others); James Stewart (in ''The Philadelphia Story'' and ''Anatomy of a Murder'', among others); Robert Taylor (''Quo Vadis)'', Spencer Tracy (''Malaya''); Orson Welles (''Citizen Kane'') and Trevor Howard (''The Third Man'').〔(List of dubbing roles ) Synchron Kartei. Retrieved 23 February 2012 〕

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