Walter Ladengast

Acting

Born July 4, 1899, Vienna, Austria

Walter Ladengast (July 4, 1899 – July 3, 1980) was an Austrian actor born in Vienna, Austria-Hungary. He worked extensively in film and theatre and appeared in more than 70 productions during a career spanning several decades. He is particularly remembered for his collaborations with director Werner Herzog, including The Enigma of Kaspar Hauser (1974) and Nosferatu the Vampyre (1979), in which he played Dr. Abraham Van Helsing.

Filmography

• Die Leute vom Domplatz — Weinbauer
• 1979Nosferatu the Vampyre — Dr. Van Helsing
• 1978Die Anstalt
• The Old Fox — Rolf
• 1976Geheimnis um Burg Brethen
• 1975Berlinger
• 1974The Enigma of Kaspar Hauser — Professor Daumer
• 1972Land — Erich
• The Century of Surgeons — Herr Fleischl
• 1971A Big Grey-Blue Bird — Belotti
• 1971How I Became a Negro — Cäsar
• 1971I Love You, I Kill You
• 1971Onkel Wanja - Bilder aus dem Landleben — Ilja Iljitsch Teljegin
• 1971Zwei Briefe an Pospischiel — Baierl
• 1970Die Beichte — Schmauch
• 1969Die Enthüllung — Dr.Lanz
• The Commissioner — Gerichtsmediziner, Alter Kellner
• 1967Die Zimmerwirtin — Pierre
• Adrian der Tulpendieb — Stadtschreiber
• 1965Doktor Murkes gesammelte Nachrufe
• 1964Legende einer Liebe — Pablo
• 1963Die Wölfe — Spion
• 1963Lady Lobsters Bräutigam — Mr. Knight
• 1961Cancan und Bakarole
• 1961Dead Eyes of London — Pförtner
• 1961Die lachende Dritte
• 1960Die Nacht in Zaandam — Yelagin
• 1960Sacred Waters — Kaplan Johannes
• 1960The Haunted Castle — Court Expert
• 1960Waldhausstraße 20 — Renner
• 1959Jacqueline — Nöll
• 1959No Exit — Diener
• 1958Ein gewisser Judas — Thadeus - der Kaufmann
• 1957Der Verdammte
• 1957Die Dreigroschenoper
• 1955Das Mädchen vom Pfarrhof — Sepp
• 1955Der grüne Kakadu — Grain
• 1955Ein Weihnachtslied in Prosa
• 1951Call Over the Air — The patched one
• 1951Decision Before Dawn — German Deserter (uncredited)
• 1950Two Times Lotte — Herr Gabele
• 1950Weißes Gold — Schneider-Sepp
• 1947The World Turns Backward
• 1943Der Ochsenkrieg — Ludwig von Ingolstadt
• 1942Rembrandt
• 1941Everything for Gloria
• 1941Illusion — Feldgruber
• 1940Das leichte Mädchen — Anselmus
• 1940Der Feuerteufel — Rafael Kröss, der Verräter
• 1940Request Concert
• 1940Ritorno
• 1939Her First Experience — Gohlke
• 1939My Aunt, Your Aunt — Rudolf Trautmann
• 1939Spaßvögel — Krull
• 1938Die Umwege des schönen Karl
• 1936Under Blazing Heavens — Pferdepfleger
• 1935Anschlag auf Schweda — Hans Kessler
• 1935Die törichte Jungfrau — Erich Büchner
• 1934Love, Death and the Devil
• 1934Music in the Blood — Franz Zahlinger