Anne-Marie Blanc

See also: White (homonymy)

Anne-Marie Blanc , the " Large dame" Theater and Swiss Cinema , was born the September 2nd 1919 with Vevey (canton of Vaud), girl of the Of Vaud Louis Blanc, preserving of the land register, and the Genevoise Valentine Chevallier. She is the widow of Heinrich Fueter.

After having followed the elementary school and the Gymnasium to Bern, it received a training of actress with Zurich near Ernst Ginsberg and Ellen Widmann. She appeared for the first time in a film at the end of the years 1930 and its career continues still today.

Beginnings

It is the realizer Leopold Lindtberg who launched it in the cinema, with the role of Sonja Witschi in the sergeant Studer ( Wachtmeister Studer , 1939), with Heinrich Gretler, drawn from a Detective novel of Friedrich Glauser published in 1936). She connected with the role of Gritli Störteler in the love letters ( Die missbrauchten Liebesbriefe ) and still like Margret Stauffacher in Landammann Stauffacher, patriotic film made in 1941 and putting in scene the Bataille of Morgarten. However, it is its character of Gilberte Montavon in film not less patriotic of Franz Schnyder, Gilberte de Courgenay (1941), with Heinrich Gretler, which placed it at the firmament of the Swiss cinema; in 2001, the director Anne Cuneo entitled small the Gilberte documentary on the actress.

A career rich - and long

This categorization did not block its career and, in addition to its many films, it also took part in more than 150 theatrical productions, inter alia in Stadttheater of Bern, then of 1938 to 1952, in the troop then as free actress, in Schauspielhaus of Zurich to which it remains faithful. It also occurred with the municipal theater and the Comedy of Basle, with the municipal theater of Lucerne, with the Atelier theater of Bern, like in Germany (Stuttgart, Düsseldorf, Hamburg, Munich, Berlin) and in Austria (Vienna). It is known there for its scenic interpretations Shakespeare and of George Bernard Shaw.

Its appearance in Riedland of Wilfried Bolliger (1975) and in Violanta of Daniel Schmid (1976) is representative of his participation in the New Swiss cinema.

Anne-Marie Blanc also made television for ZDF, ARD and the SR. She is well-known Germanic Swiss televiewers for her role of Aunt Esther in the televised series Lüthi and Blanc. She also played the grandmother Josefine Stäublin in Tobias, televised series of Nicolas Ryhiner who puts in scene a Swiss family " ordinaire".

In 2004 it traversed the German-speaking Switzerland in company of its grand-daughter Mona $petri Fueter to represent the part Savannah Bay of Marguerite Duras.

Distinctions

It received in 1981 the Prix Armin Ziegler, in 1986 the Anneau Hans-Reinhart and in 1997 the Maschera of oro (the " Mask or"). Heinrich Breloer put in scene its character (played by Hedwig Pringsheim) in the series Die Manns - Ein Jahrhundertroman (2001), history put in scene of the family of the writer Thomas Mann.

Bibliographical references

  • History of the Swiss cinema by Herve Dumont, Swiss Cineclub, Lausanne, 1987
  • '' The BFI Companion to German Cinema '', compiled by Thomas Elsaesser and Michael Wedel, British Institute Film, London 1999.
  • Azione , N° of November 14th, 2001.

Catalog of films

(Sometimes under the name of Anne-Maria White or Anne Marie White - without hyphen)

  • Wachtmeister Studer or Kriminalkomissar Studer (1939), in the role of Sonja Witschi; in French, the sergeant Studer .

  • Die missbrauchten Liebesbriefe (1940), in the role of Gritli Störteler; in French the love letters , in Italian Lettere of amore smarrite .
  • Landammann Stauffacher (1941), in the role of Margret Stauffacher, the girl of Werner Stauffacher. In Italian It landamano Stauffacher .
  • Gilberte de Courgenay (1941), in the title role (Gilberte Montavon).
  • Matura-Reise , so known like Das Leben beginnt (1942), in the role of Maria.
  • Marie Louise (1945), in the role of Heidi Rüegg; In Italian, Maria Luisa .
  • One does not die like that (1946), in the role of Marianne. In English, One Does Not Die That Way .
  • White Cradle Inn known in the United States under the name of High Fury (1947), in the role of Louise.
  • Das Kuckucksei , or Kinder der Liebe (1948); in English Cuckoo' S Egg .
  • De luxe hotel Hotel (1951), in the role of the owner of the De luxe hotel. In German Palast-Hotel .
  • Ich warte auf dich or Barbara (1952), in the role of Frau Dr. Helm.
  • Gefangene Seele (1952).
  • MIT 17 beginnt das Leben (1953); in English Life begins At 17 .
  • Hoheit lassen bitten (1954), in the role of the archduchess Christine.
  • Vreneli vom Eggisberg (1954), in the role of the widow Elisabeth Lander. In Hochdeutsch Frühlingslied and Heidi und ihre Freunde , or a combination of two of the three preceding titles; in English Heidi and her Friends , in French the Song of spring , in Italian Piccoli amici .
  • Romance eines Frauenarztes (1954), in the role of Eva Roberts.
  • S.O.S-Gletscherpilot (1958) in the role of Frau Gruber: in English S.O.S Glacier Pile .
  • Auskunft im Cockpit (1959).
  • Via Mala (1961) in the role of Frau von Richenau.
  • Der Belagerungszustand , telefilm (1963), in the role of the woman of the judge.
  • Der Gefangene der Botschaft (1964), in the role of Williams Miss.
  • DER hölzerne Schlüssel (1965).
  • Miss Löwenzorn (1965) in the role of Miss Ziselin.
  • Im Reich of the silbernen Löwen (1965), in the role of Marah Durimeh, in English Attack off the Kurds (international title) or Fury off the Sabers (title for television in the United States), in Italian Guntar it temerario .
  • the Blonde of Beijing (1967); in German Die Blonde von Peking , in Italian Bionda di Pechino .
  • Ein Abend, eine Nacht, ein Morgen (1973), in the role of Vera.
  • Der Scheingemahl , telefilm (1974).
  • Riedland (1976), in the role of Therese Vogelsanger.
  • Violanta (1977).
  • Nestbruch (1980).
  • Severine (1980).
  • Herr Herr (1982).
  • Haus im Süden , telefilm (1984), in the role of the mother of Robert.
  • Lightening , telefilm (1983), in the role of the grandmother.
  • Konzert für Alice (1985).
  • Der Pendler (1986), in the role of Aunt Martha.
  • Abschiedsvorstellung ] (1985), in the role of Elisabeth.
  • Zimmer 36 (1988).
  • D' Klassezämekunft , police telefilm (1988), in the role of Senta von Meissen; in Hochdeutsch Klassentreffen , in English Broken Silence (another Swiss film, Das Ende of Schweigens of Wolfgang Panzer in 1996, carries the same English title).
  • Anna Göldin, letzte Hexe (1991); in English Anna Göldin, the Last Witch .
  • Tobias , televised series (1994), in the role of the grandmother Josefine Stäublin.
  • Der Vulkan (1999), in the role of Dr. Schröder; in French the Volcano ], in English The Vulcan .
  • Timing (1999).
  • Lüthi & White , televised series (2000), in the role of aunt Esther Weiss.
  • Small the Gilberte - Anne-Marie Blanc actress (2001), in her own role.
  • Unterwegs zur Familie Mann , documentary for television (2001), in its own role (images of files).
  • Im Namen der Gerechtigkeit , police telefilm (2001), in the role of Frau Gottscheit; in English, White fear , in Italian In names beyond giustizia .
  • Cyrill trifft (2003).
  • Abschiedsvorstellung
  • Offener Brief
  • Streng vertraulich

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