Long stage life
Nachtkritik
July 20, 2020
July 17, 2020.
The actress Dinah Hinz is dead.
This is known from her family environment. Hinz had died on July 14 at the age
of 86 "after a short illness peacefully and with dignity in Zurich with
self-determination".
The actress Dinah Hinz is dead.
This is known from her family environment. Hinz had died on July 14 at the age
of 86 "after a short illness peacefully and with dignity in Zurich with
self-determination".
Hinz came from a family of actors and was discovered by
Fritz Kortner as a high school student. She made her debut at the Hebbel
Theater in Berlin
at the age of 15. During her acting training at the Otto
Falckenberg School
in Munich, she
played at the Residenz Theater and the Munich Kammerspiele.
This was followed by engagements at the Thalia Theater and
the Deutsches Schauspielhaus in Hamburg, at
the Renaissance Theater and the Volksbühne in Berlin,
at the Theater in der Josefstadt and at the Schauspielhaus in Vienna
and at the Theater am Neumarkt in Zurich.
In addition to Fritz Kortner, she worked with Egon Baumgarten, Peter Beauvais,
Ida Ehre, Peter Palitzsch, Achim Plato, Paul Verhoeven, Michael Bogdanov and
Peter Zadek.
She was a speaker in radio play productions and for
documentaries and features. As voice actress, she lent her voice to Carroll
Baker, Elizabeth Taylor and Joanne Woodward, among others.
Dinah Hinz last appeared in the theater in 2016 in
Hansgünther Heyme's production "Quartetto" by Ronald Harwood at the
Hamburg Kammerspiele.
HINZ, Dinah
(Dinah Eleanora Hinz)
Born: 2/14/1934, Heidelberg, Baden-Württemberg,
Germany
Died: 7/14/2020, Zürich, Switzerland
Dinah Hinz’s
westerns – actress:
Aye, Aye Sheriff
(TV) – 1973 (Mrs. Rosemary Wilson)
Huckleberry Finn and His Friends – 1979 (Aunt Sally)
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