Fritz Kampers

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Characters played by Fritz Kampers

Konsul Cossmann — The Three from the Filling Station (1930)

Lilian's father who is approached to establish a new petrol company. He hires Willy as managing director to secure his daughter's future and strengthen ties with the young man.

Zirkusdirektor Cherubini — Light Cavalry (1935)

Cherubini is the director of the circus where Rosika becomes the female lead in Rux's revue act. He falls in love with Rosika, but after she rejects him, he throws her and Rux out of the circus. He later attends the premiere of their act in Budapest with his circus employees.

Koloman Zsupan — The Gypsy Baron (1935)

A wealthy pig breeder who boasts of his success and thousands of pigs, Koloman clashes with the gypsies during a hunting dispute and is taken to Czipra’s hut after apparently being knocked down. He offers his daughter Arsena in marriage to Sandor, with a pig dowry, then recognizes Sandor as the son of his old friend and the heir to Barinka.

Jaskulski — Stadt Anatol (1936)

Jaskulski is involved in business and claims to avoid unprofitable ventures. He boasts that he sold Gregor a ravine and quarry for 10,000 and cheated him. He welcomes Franziska and is asked by her for 50,000. Later he gets drunk, causes a disturbance, and is reported injured after another fight; Gregor has him removed from an evening gathering.

Steffens, Chauffeur — The Beggar from Cologne Cathedral (1927)

A chauffeur delivers a coded note suggesting that the gang has recognized the beggar connected to the stabbing of the disguised inspector. The plot summary does not state what else the chauffeur does or establish a further relationship to Wilkens or the gang.

Franz Müller — The Brandenburg Arch (1929)

Franz Müller is one of Lehmann's assistants and a cunning rival for Frieda's affection. He strings her along, marries her after Fritz is reported missing, and avoids military service while making money through large-scale racketeering. Frieda is miserable with him and eventually divorces him.

Xaver Alinger — The Buchholz Family (1944)

A character appearing in The Buchholz Family.

Ben Span — Superfluous People (1926)

Ben Span is a visiting magician who promises Dunja wealth and excitement in the city. She prepares to leave with him, and they depart together, prompting Andrej’s despair. The synopsis identifies him as the man Dunja chooses to pursue a more glamorous life, but gives no further account of his actions.

Söldner — Der Ochsenkrieg (1920)

A mercenary appears within the larger conflict between the farmers and the ruling forces. The prince-bishop’s mercenaries eventually force Runotter’s advancing farmers to retreat, though the summary does not identify this individual’s specific actions or relationships with the principal characters.

Career Overview

Fritz Kampers has 206 screen credits in a career dating back to 1913. Their work is anchored in the Familie Buchholz Filmreihe universe with 2 titles. Signature works include Westfront 1918, Die Kreuzlschreiber, Freitag, der 13.. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
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Gender
male
Known Credits
206
Birth Date
1891-07-14
Birth Place
Munich, Germany

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q98363), public domain (CC0).