Directing
Alfred Zeisler
EN, DE, FR cinema · 38 credits
Born
26 September 1892
Died
1 March 1985 (aged 92)
Birthplace
Chicago, Illinois, USA
Alfred Zeisler was an American-born German film producer, director, and actor. He began his career in Germany, producing and directing films during the silent and early sound eras. Notable works include The Blue Angel (1930), where he served as a producer. Zeisler fled Nazi Germany in the 1930s, continuing his career in Hollywood with films like Fear (1946). His contributions to cinema spanned multiple roles and continents, reflecting a versatile and adaptive career.
Known for
Filmography
The Desert Rats
as von Helmholtz (uncredited)
What Price Glory
as German Colonel (uncredited)
Bird of Paradise
as Van Hook
Alimony
Director
Parole, Inc.
Director
Fear
Writer, Director
Enemy of Women
Director, Screenplay
Background to Danger
as Attaché (uncredited)
Mission to Moscow
as German Train Conductor (uncredited)
Make-Up
1937
Make-Up
Director
The Amazing Quest of Ernest Bliss
Director, Producer
Crime Over London
Director
Light Cavalry
Producer
Gold
Producer
A Door Opens
Director, Writer
Victor and Victoria
Producer
White Majesty
Director
Rivaux de la piste
Producer
A Shot at Dawn
Production Manager, Director
Express 13
Director
The High Tourist
Director
The Shot in the Talker Studio
Director, Producer
The Tiger Murder Case
Production Manager
Der quakende Narr
1930
Der quakende Narr
Production Manager
Docks of Hamburg
as o.A., Producer
Der Sieg der Jugend
1927
Der Sieg der Jugend
Writer, Producer
Rivals
Writer
