Paul Bildt

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Characters played by Paul Bildt

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle — The Man Who Was Sherlock Holmes (1937)

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle appears in court after the detectives are prosecuted for impersonation and fraud. He explains that Sherlock Holmes and Dr. John H. Watson are fictional characters, then grants the two men permission to use their names and proposes writing a book about their extraordinary adventure.

Glasmännlein — Heart of Stone (1950)

Glasmännlein is a benevolent forest spirit known for granting wishes to those born on a Sunday. He grants Peter Munk's wishes despite warning him about their foolishness, later appears disguised as a frail old man, and advises Peter how to reclaim his heart. He ultimately grants Peter's final wish and restores his former life.

Karl Dornbrink — Adventure in Berlin (1952)

Vera Dornbrink's father, a former graphic artist at the government printing office whom she tells Ronald Roberts died in an Austrian labor camp. In reality, Karl is alive and held captive by Gregor Pratt, who forces him to help make counterfeit dollars. Roberts ultimately comes to rescue Karl and Vera from the gang.

Herr Kramer - Roberts Vater — In the Slums of Berlin (1925)

Robert's father, who is part of the family that rejects him after his release from prison.

Herr von Briest — Der Schritt vom Wege (1939)

Herr von Briest is Effi Briest’s father. After her death, he visits her grave and reflects with Luise von Briest on whether allowing her early marriage was a mistake, though he dismisses the question as too difficult. Later, he helps arrange for Annie Briest to visit Effi despite Baron von Instetten’s orders.

Richard Wagner — Ludwig II (1955)

The composer whose operas and music Ludwig hopes to support, Wagner accepts the king’s offer of a place at court and promises of lavish productions. He recognizes Ludwig’s fragile state and warns that music can lead people toward either freedom or darkness. Wagner’s eventual departure is later discussed by Ludwig and Empress Elisabeth.

Musikalienhändler Lohmann — Friedemann Bach (1941)

The music seller is at the store where Friedemann, desperate for money, offers one of his father's compositions. A client mocks Friedemann's family, provoking Friedemann to confront him; the client stabs Friedemann with a rapier. The plot identifies the seller by occupation, but does not describe his actions beyond the store encounter.

Career Overview

Paul Bildt has 146 screen credits in a career dating back to 1912. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Oberst Mithoff Filmreihe with 2 titles. Signature works include Our Daily Bread, Toxi, Drei Meister schneiden in Holz. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
146
Birth Date
1885-05-18
Birth Place
Berlin, Germany

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Universe traveler — spans 2 universes

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