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Ferdinand Gregori
(1870-1928)
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Ferdinand Gregori was born on 13 April 1870 in Leipzig, Germany. He was an actor, known for
Die Frau im Käfig (1919)
,
Herzog Ferrantes Ende (1922)
and
Torgus (1921)
. He died on 12 December 1928 in Berlin, Germany.
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Known for
Die Frau im Käfig
Sekretär
(as Gregori)
1919
Herzog Ferrantes Ende
Guido Colonna
1922
Torgus
5.9
Vormund Johns
1921
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Herzog Ferrantes Ende
Guido Colonna
1922
Torgus
5.9
Vormund Johns
1921
Die Frau im Käfig
Sekretär
(as Gregori)
1919
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Gregori
Born
April 13
,
1870
Leipzig, Germany
Died
December 12
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1928
Berlin, Germany
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The actor Ferdinand Gregori was a distinguished stage actor who made his theater debut in 1895 at the Deutsches Theater under the management of Otto Brahn. After other stops he was called back to Berlin by Max Reinhardt in 1916.
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