Wolfgang Menge
Born April 10, 1924 in Berlin
Died October 17, 2012 in Berlin
Mini-Biography:
Wolfgang Menge was born on April 10, 1924 in Berlin. He was a German Author, known for Schtonk (1991), Ich bin ein Elephant, Madame (1969), Die Fragestunde (1969), Wolfgang Menge's first movie on record is from 1959. Wolfgang Menge died on October 17, 2012 in Berlin. His last motion picture on file dates from 1999.
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1999: Stahlnetz: Die Zeugin (Scenario), Directed by Thomas Bohn, with Julia Hummer, Brigitte Karner, Nicole Leon,
1999: Stahlnetz: Der Spanner (Scenario), Directed by Thomas Bohn, with Jeannette Arndt, Ines Baric, Bernhard Bettermann,
1994: Spreebogen (Scenario), Directed by Konrad Sabrautzky, with Dagmar Biener, Traugott Buhre, Hannelore Elsner,
1992: Negerküsse (Scenario), Directed by Maria Theresia Wagner, with Valerie Buchanan, Eberhard Feik, Rosemarie Fendel,
1991: Schtonk (Cast: Gutachter London), Directed by Helmut Dietl, with Götz George, Uwe Ochsenknecht, Christiane Hörbiger,
1991: Ende der Unschuld (Scenario), Directed by Frank Beyer, with Christian Doermer, Fred Düren, Jörg Gudzuhn,
1986: Kennwort Möwe (Scenario), Directed by Tom Toelle, with Hans Christian Blech, Dieter Brandecker, Béatrice Kessler,
1985: Unternehmen Köpenick (Scenario), Directed by Hartmut Griesmayr, with Hansjörg Felmy, Brigitte Mira, Ulli Philipp,
1984: So lebten sie alle Tage (Scenario), Directed by Ulrich Schamoni, with Horst Bollmann, Hans Clarin, Alexander Hegarth,
1980: Das Traumhaus (The Dream House) (Scenario), Directed by Ulrich Schamoni, with Jakobine Engel, Horst Frank, Max Grothusen,
1980: Ein Mann von gestern (Scenario), Directed by Tom Toelle, with Michael Degen, Eberhard Feik, Siegfried W. Kernen,
1979: Was wären wir ohne uns (Scenario), Directed by Ulrich Schamoni, with Horst Bollmann, Evelyn Hamann, Alexander Hegarth,
1978: Grüss Gott, ich komm von drüben (Scenario), Directed by Tom Toelle, with Hans Christian Blech, Nicolas Brieger, Til Erwig,
1976: Vier gegen die Bank (Scenario), Directed by Wolfgang Petersen, with Herbert Bötticher, Gitty Djamal, Karin Eickelbaum,
1974: Tatort - Gefährliche Wanzen (Scenario), Directed by Theo Mezger, with Peter Drescher, Claus Theo Gärtner, Werner Kreindl,
1973: Ein Herz und eine Seele (Scenario), Directed by Joachim Preen, with Klaus Dahlen, Karin David, Axel Ganz,
1973: Smog (Scenario), Directed by Wolfgang Petersen, with Rudolf Jürgen Bartsch, Doris Gallert, Wolfgang Grönebaum,
1973: Tatort - Stuttgarter Blüten (Scenario), Directed by Theo Mezger, with Claudia Amm, Gustl Bayrhammer, Karl-Albert Bock,
1972: Tatort - Kressin und der Mann mit dem gelben Koffer (Scenario), Directed by Michael Verhoeven, with Sieghardt Rupp, Ivan Desny, Paul Verhoeven,
1971: Tatort - Kressin stoppt den Nordexpress (Scenario), Directed by Rolf von Sydow, with Hannes Andersen, Ivan Desny, Siegfried Fatscher,
1971: Tatort - Kressin und der tote Mann im Fleet (Scenario), Directed by Peter Beauvais, with Peer Brensing, Ivan Desny, Siegfried Flemm,
1970: Das Millionenspiel (Scenario), Directed by Tom Toelle, with Theo Fink, Josef Fröhlich, Andrea Grosske,
1970: Tatort - Kressin und der Laster nach Lüttich (Scenario), Directed by Tom Toelle, with Ivan Desny, Hermann Lenschau, Sieghardt Rupp,
1969: Ich bin ein Elephant, Madame (Scenario), Directed by Peter Zadek, with Heinz Baumann, Tankred Dorst, Günther Lüders,
1969: Die Fragestunde (Scenario), Directed by Tom Toelle, with Heinz Baumann, Wolfgang Büttner, Irmgard Först,
1969: Ich bin ein Elefant, Madame (Scenario), Directed by Peter Zadek, with Kurt Hübner, Heinz Baumann, Wolfgang Schneider,
1966: Der fünfte Mann (Scenario), Directed by Jürgen Roland, with Hellmut Lange, Jürgen Janza, Friedrich G. Beckhaus,
1965: Nacht zum Ostersonntag (Scenario), Directed by Jürgen Roland, with Herbert Tiede, Peter Herzog, Harry Wüstenhagen,
1964: Polizeirevier Davidswache (Revier Davidswache) (Scenario), Directed by Jürgen Roland, with Wolfgang Kieling, Hannelore Schroth, Günther Ungeheuer,
1962: Der Sittlichkeitsverbrecher (Scenario), Directed by Franz Schnyder, with , Eva Kotthaus, Peter Arens,
1962: In jeder Stadt... (Scenario), Directed by Jürgen Roland, with Heinz Engelmann, Karlheinz Gordesmann, ,
1961: Mann im Schatten (Scenario), Directed by Arthur Maria Rabenalt, with Ellen Schwiers, Barbara Frey, Erik Frey,
1960: Der grüne Bogenschütze (Scenario), Directed by Jürgen Roland, with Eddi Arent, Karin Dor, Gert Fröbe,
1960: Stahlnetz: Saison (Scenario), Directed by Jürgen Roland, with Grit Boettcher, Dieter Eppler, Hans Hessling,
1959: Strafbataillon 999 (Scenario), Directed by Harald Philipp, with Hanns Ernst Jäger, Werner Peters, Ernst Schröder,
1959: Der rote Kreis (Scenario), Directed by Jürgen Roland, with Thomas Adler, Eddi Arent, Erica Beer,
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