Max Lorenz - Wagner's Mastersinger, Hitler's Siegfried (2008)
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Max Lorenz was at the height of his career as a heldentenor in 1941. As a homosexual with a Jewish wife in Nazi Germany, he would have faced deportation. However, as Hitler's favourite tenor and a symbol of his times, he was protected by Hitler and Goring. This gripping, well - researched… More Max Lorenz was at the height of his career as a heldentenor in 1941. As a homosexual with a Jewish wife in Nazi Germany, he would have faced deportation. However, as Hitler's favourite tenor and a symbol of his times, he was protected by Hitler and Goring. This gripping, well - researched documentary which is nominated for the FIPA festival boasts original footage of Max Lorenz, Haus Wahnfried and Hitler's visits to Bayreuth (e.g. the first coloured picture of Hitler). Includes interviews with great artists such as Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau and Rene Kollo. Includes a CD with previously unreleased material of Max Lorenz' Siegfried interpretation.
- Directed By
- Eric Schulz, Claus Wischmann
- Genres
- Documentary, Musical & Performing Arts, Special Interest
- On DVD
- Jan 27, 2009
- Studio
- Medici Arts
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Cast
- Max Lorenz
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Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau
as Baritone
- Klaus Geitel
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Walter Hermann
as Lorenz's biographer
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Waldemar Kmentt
as Tenor
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Rene Kollo
as Tenor
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Lieselott Tietjen
as Dancer
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Michael Wessolowski
as Expert on Max Lorenz
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Hilde Zadek
as Soprano
- Walter Herrmann
