Hans Unterkircher

Hans Unterkircher was born on Aug 22, 1895 in Austria-Hungary. Hans Unterkircher's big-screen debut came with 13 Stühle directed by E.W. Emo in 1938, strarring Zauberer (uncredited). Hans Unterkircher is known for Mother Love directed by Gustav Ucicky, Käthe Dorsch stars as Marthe Pirlinger and Paul Hörbiger as Notar Dr. Koblmüller. The upcoming new movie Hans Unterkircher plays is Charley's Tante which will be released on Sep 20, 1963.

Hans Unterkircher's stage appearances began after his study in Conservatorium of Vienna. He played in Vienna, in the Province and at the Max Reinhardt Theater in Berlin. In 1914, Reinhardt asked him to go to New York City. There he played at the Irving Place Theater. Mr. Carl Laemmle gave him a job in 1916 and a contract with the Universal International Studio in Hollywood. He played then with Stars like Edith Roberts, Mae Murray and Theda Bara. He also discovered the young, good-looking and without money Italian, Rudolph Valentino.