Fritz Muliar

Fritz Muliar Filmography [Auszug]
1997: [/ /1] Schlosshotel Orth - Das Wunder von Gmunden (1) (Cast: Fritz Havlitschek), Directed by Peter Sämann, with Rupert Apfl-Nussbaumer, Nicole Regina Beutler, Christine Buchegger,
1996: [02.13] Kommissar Rex - Duft des Todes (Cast: Koch), Directed by Hans Werner, with Wolf Bachofner, Gabriela Benesch, Bruno Eyron,
1996: [10.24] Kommissar Rex - Todesrennen (Cast: Koch), Directed by Oliver Hirschbiegel, with Wolf Bachofner, Tobias Moretti,
1996: [/ /1] Kommissar Rex - Blutrote Rosen (Cast), Directed by Wolfgang Dickmann, Oliver Hirschbiegel, with Wolf Bachofner, Tobias Moretti,
1996: [01.25] Kommissar Rex - 3 Sekunden bis zum Tod (Cast: Max Koch), Directed by Bodo Fürneisen, with Wolf Bachofner, Karl Markovics, Tobias Moretti,
1995: [01.11] Kommissar Rex - Tödliche Dosis (Cast: Koch), Directed by Bodo Fürneisen, with Sissy Höfferer, Theresa Hübchen, Karl Markovics,
1995: [12.07] Kommissar Rex - Tod eines Kindes (Cast), Directed by Hans Werner, with Wolf Bachofner, Daniela Gaets, Karl Markovics,
1995: [/ /1] Kommissar Rex - Entführt (Cast: Max Koch), Directed by Wolfgang Dickmann, with Wolf Bachofner, Rolf Hoppe, Karl Markovics,
1994: [11.24] Kommissar Rex - Flucht in den Tod (Cast), Directed by Oliver Hirschbiegel, with Wolf Bachofner, Ralph Herforth, Adi Hirschal,
1994: [11.10] Kommissar Rex - Endstation Wien (Cast: Koch), Directed by Hajo Gies, with Wolf Bachofner, Jaromir Borek, Christiane Hörbiger,
1994: [/ /1] Kommissar Rex - Die blinde Zeugin (Cast), with Gerhard Acktun, Wolf Bachofner, Karl Markovics,
1994: [/ /1] Kommissar Rex - Der maskierte Tod (Cast), Directed by Herrmann Zschoche, with Wolf Bachofner, Senta Berger, Arthur Denberg,
1994: [12.01] Kommissar Rex - Der Tod der alten Damen (Cast), Directed by Oliver Hirschbiegel, with Wolf Bachofner, Ida Krottendorf, Karl Markovics,
1991: [/ /1] Sibirien (Cast: Der Alte Mann), Directed by Franz Morak, with Ulli Fessl, Brigitte Slezak,
1991: [/ /1] Die Kaffeehaus-Clique (Cast), Directed by Franz Antel, with Alfred Böhm,
1990: [/ /1] Wenn das die Nachbarn wüssten (Cast), Directed by Peter Hajek, with Christine Kaufmann, Towje Kleiner, Ida Krottendorf,
1986: [/ /1] Wohin und zurück (Welcome in Vienna (3), Santa Fe (2), Vienne pour memoire (2), Dieu ne croit plus en nous (1)) (Cast), Directed by Axel Corti, with Gabriel Barylli, Nicolas Brieger, Ingrid Cannonier,
1986: [/ /1] Kir Royal (Cast: Gregori Wiener), Directed by Helmut Dietl, with Franz Xaver Kroetz, Senta Berger, Dieter Hildebrandt,
1978: [/ /1] Love Hotel in Tirol (Cast: Bürgermeister), Directed by Franz Antel, with Ida Krottendorf, Chris Lohner,
1976: [02.01] Abschied vom Ronacher (Cast), Directed by Herbert Fuchs, with Olive Moorefield, Gerhard Bronner, Alfred Böhm,
1973: [06.11] Diamantenparty (Cast: Boris), Directed by Joachim Hess, with Wolfgang Preiss, Barbara Rütting,
1972: [08.04] Die Lustigen 4 von der Tankstelle (Cast: Ministerialrat Wurzer), Directed by Franz Antel, with Alfred Böhm, Nicki Doff, Uschi Glas,
1972: [/ /1] Die Abenteuer des braven Soldaten Schwejk (Cast: Schwejk), Directed by Wolfgang Liebeneiner, with Luzi Neudecker, Heinrich Schweiger,
1972: [] Fritz Muliar Schau (Cast), Directed by Otto Anton Eder, with Olive Moorefield, Maria Schell,
1971: [/ /1] Zum grossen Wurstl (Cast), Directed by Oscar Fritz Schuh, with Bruno Dallansky, Karl Friedrich, Fritz Holzer,
1971: [/ /1] Mein Vater, der Affe und ich (Cast), Directed by Franz Antel, with Beppo Brem, Mascha Gonska, Michael Holm,
1970: [/ /1] Frau Wirtin treibt es jetzt noch toller (Cast), Directed by Franz Antel, with Harald Dietl, Jacques Herlin, Herbert Hisel,
1970: [/ /1] Der Feldherrenhügel (Cast: Ornstein), Directed by Georg Wildhagen, with Richard Eybner, Bert Fortell, Christian Futterknecht,
1969: [] Warum hab' ich bloss zweimal ja gesagt (Il rapido, Confessions of a Bigamist, The Viking who became a bigamist, Why did I say yes twice?) (Cast), Directed by Franz Antel, with Edith Hancke, Rainer Basedow, Lando Buzzanca,
1969: [/ /1] Nacke-di, Nacke-du, Nacke-dei (Wild, Willing & Sexy) (Cast), Directed by Franz Antel, with Ingrit Back, Heidy Bohlen, Jacques Herlin,
1965: [/ /1] Das Bohrloch - oder Bayern ist nicht Texas (Cast), Directed by Rainer Erler, with Claudia Hansmann, Ludwig Schmid-Wildy,
1965: [01.14] An der schönen blauen Donau (Cast: Wondrak), Directed by John Olden, with Vilma Degischer, Erik Frey, Attila Hörbiger,
1961: [/ /1] Und du mein Schatz bleibst hier (Cast), Directed by Franz Antel, with Vivi Bach, Rudolf Carl, Josef Egger,
1960: [/ /1] Kriminaltango (Cast), Directed by Géza von Cziffra, with Peter Alexander, Vivi Bach, Peter Carsten,
1960: [/ /1] Mit Himbergeist geht alles besser (Cast: Vaclav Pivatschek), Directed by Georg Marischka, with O.W. Fischer, James Greenhill, Bruno Hübner,
1958: [11.06] Einmal noch die Heimat seh'n (Longing for home) (Cast), Directed by Otto Meyer, with Rudolf Lenz, Anita Gutwell, Emmerich Schrenk,
1957: [12.19] Wien, du Stadt meiner Träume (Cast: 2. Bauarbeiter), Directed by Willi Forst, with Hans Holt, Erika Remberg, Adrian Hoven,
1957: [06.27] Ober, zahlen ! (Cast), Directed by E.W. Emo, with Rudolf Carl, Michael Cramer, Lucie Englisch,
1956: [/ /1] Symphonie in Gold (Cast), Directed by Franz Antel, with Alice Babs, Mona Baptiste, Hannelore Bollmann,
1956: [/ /1] Försterliesel (Liesel, the warden's daughter) (Cast: Schneider), Directed by Herbert B. Fredersdorf, with Rudolf Carl, Erik Frey, Anton Geiger,
1956: [01.16] Lumpazivagabundus (Cast: Stranzl, Bürgermeister ), with Franz Antel, Paul Hörbiger, Gunther Philipp,
1953: [] Franz Schubert - Ein unvollendetes Leben (Cast: Bit part (/xx/)), Directed by Walter Kolm-Veltée, with Heinrich Schweiger, Aglaja Schmid, Hans Thimig,
1953: [] Die Regimentstochter (Cast), Directed by Günther Haenel, Georg C. Klaren, with , Aglaja Schmid, Robert Lindner,
1952: [/ /1] Verlorene Melodie (Cast: Karli), Directed by Eduard von Borsody, with Peter Alexander, Rudolf Brix, Anita Christian,
1952: [/ /1] Seesterne (Cast), Directed by Johannes Alexander Hübler-Kahla, with Rudolf Carl, Fritz Eckhardt, Kurt Eilers,
1951: [] Der Teufel führt Regie (Cast: Renard), Directed by Kurt Meisel, with , Kurt Meisel, Paul Hörbiger,
1950: [/ /1] Das Kind der Donau (Das Kind an der Donau, Marika) (Cast: Oskar), Directed by Georg Jacoby, with Erich Auer, Rudolf Carl, Rosl Dorena,
1940: [08.06] Herz ohne Heimat (Cast), Directed by Otto Linnekogel, with Zerah Achmed, Ernst Dernburg, Gustav Diessl,