Personal Info
- Known ForActing
- GenderMale
- Birthday1915-12-13
- Day of Death1982-06-18 (66 years)
- Place of BirthSolln, Germany [now Munich, Germany]
- Also Known AsCurt JurgensCurt JürgensCurd JurgensКурд Юргенс
Curd Jürgens
Biography
Curd Gustav Andreas Gottlieb Franz Jürgens (13 December 1915 – 18 June 1982) was a German-Austrian stage and film actor. He was usually billed in English-speaking films as Curt Jurgens.
Acting Career
- 1982
Smiley's People
As: General Vladimir
- 1981
Collin
As: Hans Collin
- 1981
Teheran '43
As: Legrain - lawyer
- 1980
The Sleep of Death
As: Count St. Alyre
- 1980
Warum die UFOs unseren Salat klauen
As: UFO-Commander
- 1979
The Other One's Mug
As: Wilfrid
- 1979
Goldengirl
As: Dr. Serafin
- 1979
Breakthrough
As: General Hofmann
1979Missile X: The Neutron Bomb Incident
As: Baron "Marchant"
1978Just a Gigolo
As: Prince
- 1977
The Spy Who Loved Me
As: Karl Stromberg
1976The Twist
As: Jeweler
1976Blackmail Chase
As: Senator Shelton
1976Auch Mimosen wollen blühen
As: Josef Popov
1976Povero Cristo
As: Man Engaging Giorgio
1975A Second Spring
As: Fox
1975Fräulein Else
As: Dorsday
1975Cagliostro
As: Cardinal Braschi
1974Derrick
As: Paul Bubach
1974Fall of Eagles
As: Otto von Bismarck
1974Soft Beds, Hard Battles
As: Generale Von Grotjahn
1973Profession: Adventurers
As: Alvarez
1973The Vault of Horror
As: Sebastian (segment 3 "This Trick'll Kill You")
1972War Is War
As: General
1971Kill!
As: Grueningen
1971Two Males for Alexa
As: Ronald Marvelling
1971Nicholas and Alexandra
As: German Consul to Switzerland
1971Nurses for Sale
As: Kapitän Markus Jolly
1971The Mephisto Waltz
As: Duncan Mowbray
1970Scene of the Crime
As: Konrad Pfandler
1970Millionen nach Maß
As: Carlos, Marquis de Cabral
1970Cannabis
As: Henri Emery
1970Hello-Goodbye
As: Baron De Choisis
1970The Invincible Six
As: Baron
1970Das Stunden-Hotel von St. Pauli
As: Kommissar Canisius
1970Slap in the Face
As: Thomas Nathan Terbanks
1970Der Pfarrer von St. Pauli
As: Konrad Johannsen
1969The Battle of Neretva
As: General Lohring
- 1969
Battle of Britain
As: Baron von Richter
1969On the Reeperbahn at Half Past Midnight
As: Hannes Teversen
1969Battle of the Commandos
As: General Von Reilow
1969The Assassination Bureau
As: General von Pinck
1969Der Kommissar
As: Harald Bergmann
- 1969
Der Kommissar
As: Dr. Hochstätter
1968Babeck
As: Der Mann im Rollstuhl
1968Der Arzt von St. Pauli
As: Dr. Jan Diffring
1968OSS 117 Murder for Sale
As: Il Maggiore
1967The Liar and the Nun
As: Kardinal
1967Dirty Heroes
As: General Edwin von Keist
1967The Karate Killers
As: Carl van Kesser
1966The Gardener of Argenteuil
As: Le baron Édouard de Santis dit « Doudou »
1966Target for Killing
As: Gérard van Looch / Giant
1966Congress of Love
As: Zar Alexander I. von Russland
1966An Affair of States
As: Dave O'Connor
1966Der schwarze Freitag
As: Richard Whitney
1965Das Liebeskarussell
As: Stefan von Cramer
1965Lord Jim
As: Cornelius
1965They're Too Much
As: Kurt Lehnert
1964The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
As: Carl Von Kesser
1964Hide and Seek
As: Hubert Marek
1964Psyche 59
As: Eric Crawford
1964Pariahs of Glory
As: Ludwig Goetz
1964Encounters in Salzburg
As: Hans Willke
1963Nutty, Naughty Chateau
As: Hugo Falsen
1963Of Love and Desire
As: Paul Beckman
1963Miracle of the White Stallions
As: Gen. Tellheim
1963The Threepenny Opera
As: Macheath, genannt Mackie Messer
1962Beach Casanova
As: Mr. Edmond
- 1962
The Longest Day
As: Maj. Gen. Gunther Blumentritt
1962Disorder
As: Carlo's Father
1961The Triumph of Michael Strogoff
As: Michel Strogoff
1961Bankraub in der Rue Latour
As: Cliff MacHardy
1960Gustav Adolfs Page
As: Gustav Adolf
1960Brainwashed
As: Werner von Basil
1960I Aim at the Stars
As: Wernher von Braun
1959Katia
As: Czar Alexander II
1959Ferry to Hong Kong
As: Mark Bertram Conrad
1959The Blue Angel
As: Professor Immanuel Rath
1959Time Bomb
As: Eric Muller
1958Der Schinderhannes
As: Johann 'Schinderhannes' Bückler
1958The Inn of the Sixth Happiness
As: Capt. Lin Nan
1958Me and the Colonel
As: Colonel Prokoszny
1958This Happy Feeling
As: Preston Mitchell
1958Tamango
As: Captain John Reiker
- 1957
The Enemy Below
As: Kapitän von Stolberg
1957The Spies
As: Alex
1957An Eye for an Eye
As: Dr. Walter
1957Bitter Victory
As: Major David Brand
1956Michael Strogoff
As: Michael Strogoff
1956The House of Intrigue
As: Colonel Bernes
- 1956
...And God Created Woman
As: Eric Carradine
1956Devil in Silk
As: Thomas Ritter
1955Du mein stilles Tal
As: Gert von Breithagen
1955Heroes and Sinners
As: Wolf Gerke
1955The Rats
As: Bruno Mechelke
1955Liebe ohne Illusion
As: Walter
1955The Devil's General
As: Gen. Harry Harras
1955Du bist die Richtige
As: Stefan Selby
1954The Confession of Ina Kahr
As: Paul Kahr
1954Orient Express
As: Bate
1954Circus of Love
As: Toni
1954Prisoners of Love
As: Willi Kluge
1954Eine Frau von heute
As: Heinz Bender
1954Meines Vaters Pferde, 1. Teil: Lena und Nicoline
As: Pat
1953Everything for Dad
As: Clemens Haberland
1953Der letzte Walzer
As: Rittmeister Graf Sarassow
1953Musik bei Nacht
As: Hans Kerstens
1953They Call It Love
As: Peter Malmö
1953Praterherzen
As: Toni Brandstetter
1952April 1, 2000
As: Capitano Herakles
1952Haus des Lebens
As: Axel Jolander
1951Ein Lächeln im Sturm
As: Jean Langrand
1951Du bist die Rose vom Wörthersee
As: Composer Jack Long
1951Geheimnis einer Ehe
As: Dirigent Felix Adrian
1951Der schweigende Mund
As: Architekt Reinhold
1950Gute Nacht, Mary
As: Lawrence Vinning
1950Der Schuß durchs Fenster
As: Dr. Winkler
1950Prämien auf den Tod
As: Gunarson, Operntenor
1949Viennese Girls
As: Graf Lechenberg
1949Witches
As: Heinz Wagner
1948Verlorenes Rennen
As: George Miller
1948Der himmlische Walzer
As: Clemens M. Weidenauer
1948The Angel with the Trumpet
As: Graf Leopold Traun
1948Das singende Haus
As: Bandleader Hans Storch
1944Ein Blick zurück
As: Dr. Erich Thienwiebel
1943Women Are No Angels
As: Bandini
1942Whom the Gods Love
As: Emperor Joseph II
1940Operette
As: Karl Millöcker
1939Salonwagen E 417
As: Prinz Heinrich Karl
1938Das Mädchen von gestern Nacht
As: Die drei Attachés (uncredited)
1937To New Shores
As: Bobby Wells' 3. Freund
1936The Unknown
As: Hans Wellenkamp