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O. E. Hasse was a German film actor and director who appeared in many films from 1931 to 1977. He was also a gay rights activist and the dubbing voice of several Hollywood stars.
Otto Eduard „O. E.“ Hasse (* 11. Juli 1903 in Obersitzko, Westpreußen (heute Polen); † 12. September 1978 in Berlin) war ein deutscher Schauspieler, Regisseur, Hörspiel- und Synchronsprecher.
O.E. Hasse was a German actor and writer who appeared in films such as I Confess, Deadly Decision and The Adventures of Arsène Lupin. He also provided voice dubbing for actors like Humphrey Bogart, Spencer Tracy and Charles Laughton in German versions of Hollywood movies.
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- West Berlin, West Germany
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O.E. Hasse was a German actor and writer, known for his roles in I Confess, Deadly Decision and The Adventures of Arsène Lupin. He was born in 1903, studied law and acting, and died in 1978.
- July 11, 1903
- September 11, 1978
O.E. Hasse (Otto Eduard Hasse) was a German stage, screen, and television actor. He is recognized by international audiences for his portrayal of the character Otto Keller in Alfred Hitchcock's 1953 film I Confess.
In Hitchcock's "I Confess", Hasse played the murderer – an exiled artist, helpless and paranoid. Furthermore, Hasse starred as a Colonel in "Decision Before Dawn", as a high-ranking adversary of Clark Gable in "Betrayed", and – of course – the leading role in "Canaris" ("Deadly Decision").
O.E. Hasse war ein preußischer Schauspieler, der vor allem als Charakterdarsteller und Offizier bekannt wurde. Er spielte in zahlreichen Filmen, darunter "I confess", "Canaris" und "Der Maulkorb", und war auch die deutsche Stimme von Charles Laughton, Spencer Tracy und Humphrey Bogart.
