
Der Spiegel
By: Staff
8/11/2014
Günter Junghans participated in more than 130 film and
television and has appeared in many character roles of DEFA. Among his most
important early work includes the anti-war film "The Adventures of Werner
Holt" (1965). In Rainer Simons of the GDR leadership forbidden cinema
drama "Jadup and Boel" (1980), are discussed in the everyday
shortcomings of socialism, Junghans played on the side of Kurt Bowe and Gudrun
Ritter.
Junghans was born on 14 July 1941 in Leipzig. After
finishing school he did an apprenticeship as a machinist in the VEB loading and
transport system Leipzig plant. From 1959 to 1964 Junghans then studied acting
at the Academy of German cinema in Potsdam-Babelsberg.
In addition to his film career, he was more than 25 years
a member of the Ensemble of the Berliner Volksbühne. After the fall of the
Berlin Wall, the actor "Police 110" episodes occurred among others in
Helmut Dietl's "Schtonk!" In "Klemperer" by Andreas
Kleinert and several "crime scene" and. In the ARD series
"Weissensee" he played the role of Colonel General Koweitz.
On Sunday Günter Junghans died after a short illness in
Berlin, as the actresses Astrid Rahn Agency announced. He was 73 years old.
JUNGHANS, Günter
Born: 7/14/1941, Leipzig, Danzig, Germany
Died: 8/10/2014 Berlin, Berlin, Germany
Günter Junghan’s western – actor:
Karl May (TV) – 1992 (Heinrich Münchmeyer)
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