German postcard by ISV, Sort. 12/6. Photo: E. Schneider.
Very light entertainment
Dagmar Hank was born in Germany in 1944. As a teenager, she began her screen career in a 1958 episode of the long-running German TV series Sie schreiben mit/You Write With (1958–1970).
In the early 1960s, she had supporting parts in very light entertainment films as the comedy Die Post geht ab/The Post Goes Out (Helmuth M. Backhaus, 1962) starring Vivi Bach, Wochentags immer/Weekdays Always (Michael Burk, 1963) and Zwei blaue Vergissmeinnicht/Carnation Frank (Helmuth M. Backhaus, 1963) starring Schlager idol Rex Gildo.
Hank also had a small role in the interesting Erich Kästner adaptation Liebe will gelernt sein/Love Must Be Learned (Kurt Hoffmann, 1963) starring Martin Held and Barbara Rütting.
She had a recurring role in the popular TV series Der Nachtkurier meldet.../The Evening Courier reports ... (1964–1965). Her last parts were in the TV films Dr. Murkes gesammelte Nachrufe/Dr. Murkes Collected Obituaries (Rolf Hädrich, 1965) with Dieter Hildebrandt and Dieter Borsche, and Vor Nachbarn wird gewarnt/A Warning About Neighbours (Paul Verhoeven, 1965), a crime comedy with Ernst Stankovski.
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Kitschy scene with a schlager sung by Vivi Bach from Die Post geht ab/The Post Goes Out (1962). Source: 240EHG (YouTube).
Leader of Liebe will gelernt sein/Love Must Be Learned (1963). Design: Bele Bachem. Source: Filmkunstgrafik (YouTube).
Sources: IMDb.
This post was last updated on 2 July 2024.
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