Hermann Brix

Hermann Brix was born on Feb 09, 1912 in Austria-Hungary [now Austria]. Hermann Brix's big-screen debut came with Opernball directed by Géza von Bolváry in 1939, strarring Willy Stelzer (uncredited).

Hermann Brix was a singer, stage and film actor. He studied medicine and Germanistik in high school and university. Then he took private acting school. By 1936 he made his debut in Prague. From there he gained a contract with the Kamerspiele Theater in Munich. In 1939 he played Emperor Franz Joseph in "Maria Ilona". After the premiere of that film in Vienna, he signed a contract with Tera Film, but, nevertheless, he was more interested in stage theater and radio. He began to work on novels and in 1966 he got the title of Professor. From then on he worked as a professor and lived in Innsbruck, Tirol, Austria.