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Ib Schønberg

January 30, 2023

Ib Christian Albert von Cotta Schønberg (23 October 1902 – 24 September 1955) was a Danish film actor, and is considered one of the leading actors of Danish film in the 20th century.

Ib Schønberg
Born(1902-10-23)23 October 1902
Copenhagen, Denmark
Died24 September 1955(1955-09-24) (aged 52)
Copenhagen, Denmark
OccupationActor
Years active1920–1955
SpouseAstrid Inger Lisbeth Hammer
AwardsBodil Award Best Supporting Actor
1948 Take What You Want

Bodil Award Best Supporting Actor
1951 Cafe Paradis

Early life

The son of a chemist, Ib Schønberg was interested in acting from an early age. He made his debut in 1920 and worked for more than ten years as a stage actor.

Career

Schønberg made his screen debut in Benjamin Christensen's 1922 horror/documentary Häxan. By the 1930s he was an established comic actor, often in main roles as leaders of buffoon duos, well-meaning policemen, or more substantial "uncle types". During World War II he suddenly appeared as a dramatic actor, and from then until his death he maintained his position as one of the greatest actors of Danish art films, playing serious roles alongside comic roles.

He was well known for his ability to perform "the colossus with feet of clay", apparently solid and superior characters – both sympathetic and unsympathetic – who fall apart by the end of the film. Among his best-known serious performances are his mean-cultivated informer type in Afsporet (1942 – Derailed); his leader af a children's home, a sadist with shattered nerves in the social film Kampen mod uretten (1949 – The Struggle Against Injustice) and his two portraits of alcoholics in Ta’ hvad du vil ha’ (1947 – Take What You Want) and Café Paradis (1951).[1] In his later years he was a regular participant in the so-called "Morten Korch films" (based upon the regional novels of a very popular Danish light literate) often placed as the fatherly friend of the hero and his serial role as a widower with children in the popular Far til fire (The Father of Four) films.

Apart from a few Swedish movies, Schønberg made only Danish films. In 1940, he was offered the role of Martin Luther in a Hollywood production, but he turned it down.[citation needed]

In 1949, Schønberg took part in every Danish film of that year, and during the last six years of his life (1949–1955) he appeared in almost 60 films. It was a saying about him, that if 10 Danish films were made, he would be in the 11 of them. He was an active public figure, appearing at the opening of exhibitions, and freely providing the press with interviews about his ideas and projects. Schønberg, with his volatile temper and often transient commitment to projects, felt best suited to working in films rather than theatre. However, he occasionally performed on stage and during his last years he was director of the "Circus Revue".

Death

He contracted pneumonia in May 1955 and remained bed-ridden until he died on 24 September 1955.

Awards

In 1948, Schønberg won the Bodil Award for Best Supporting Actor for his role as Oscar Bergholtz in the film Ta' hvad du vil há (English title: Take What You Want). He again received the Bodil for Best Supporting Actor in 1951 for the film Café Paradis (Paradise Cafe).[2][3]

Filmography

References

  1. ^ Bondebjerg, Ib: artiklen Ib Schønberg i Den Store Danske på lex.dk. Hentet 17. august 2021.
  2. ^ Bodilprisen 1948. Bodilprisen.dk, besøgt 17. august 2021.
  3. ^ Bodilprisen 1951. Bodilprisen.dk, besøgt 17. august 2021.
  • Schønberg, Bent and Kai Berg Madsen; Ib Schønberg – en mindebog; (1955)
  • Stegelmann, Jørgen; - og Ib Schønberg; (1996).

External links

  • Ib Schønberg at IMDb
  • Ib Schønberg in the film database danskefilm.dk (in Danish)

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September 1955 1955 09 24 aged 52 Copenhagen DenmarkOccupationActorYears active1920 1955SpouseAstrid Inger Lisbeth HammerAwardsBodil Award Best Supporting Actor 1948 Take What You Want Bodil Award Best Supporting Actor 1951 Cafe Paradis Contents 1 Early life 2 Career 3 Death 4 Awards 5 Filmography 6 References 7 External linksEarly life EditThe son of a chemist Ib Schonberg was interested in acting from an early age He made his debut in 1920 and worked for more than ten years as a stage actor Career EditSchonberg made his screen debut in Benjamin Christensen s 1922 horror documentary Haxan By the 1930s he was an established comic actor often in main roles as leaders of buffoon duos well meaning policemen or more substantial uncle types During World War II he suddenly appeared as a dramatic actor and from then until his death he maintained his position as one of the greatest actors of Danish art films playing serious roles alongside comic roles He was well known for his ability to perform the colossus with feet of clay apparently solid and superior characters both sympathetic and unsympathetic who fall apart by the end of the film Among his best known serious performances are his mean cultivated informer type in Afsporet 1942 Derailed his leader af a children s home a sadist with shattered nerves in the social film Kampen mod uretten 1949 The Struggle Against Injustice and his two portraits of alcoholics in Ta hvad du vil ha 1947 Take What You Want and Cafe Paradis 1951 1 In his later years he was a regular participant in the so called Morten Korch films based upon the regional novels of a very popular Danish light literate often placed as the fatherly friend of the hero and his serial role as a widower with children in the popular Far til fire The Father of Four films Apart from a few Swedish movies Schonberg made only Danish films In 1940 he was offered the role of Martin Luther in a Hollywood production but he turned it down citation needed In 1949 Schonberg took part in every Danish film of that year and during the last six years of his life 1949 1955 he appeared in almost 60 films It was a saying about him that if 10 Danish films were made he would be in the 11 of them He was an active public figure appearing at the opening of exhibitions and freely providing the press with interviews about his ideas and projects Schonberg with his volatile temper and often transient commitment to projects felt best suited to working in films rather than theatre However he occasionally performed on stage and during his last years he was director of the Circus Revue Death EditHe contracted pneumonia in May 1955 and remained bed ridden until he died on 24 September 1955 Awards EditIn 1948 Schonberg won the Bodil Award for Best Supporting Actor for his role as Oscar Bergholtz in the film Ta hvad du vil ha English title Take What You Want He again received the Bodil for Best Supporting Actor in 1951 for the film Cafe Paradis Paradise Cafe 2 3 Filmography EditHaxan 1922 Hr Tell og son da 1930 De blaa drenge 1933 Kobenhavnere 1933 Ud i den kolde sne 1934 Barken Margrethe af Danmark da 1934 Kobenhavn Kalundborg og 1934 Weekend 1935 Provinsen kalder da 1935 Kidnapped 1935 Bag Kobenhavns kulisser 1935 Snushanerne 1936 Panserbasse 1936 Giftes nej tak da 1936 Fladens bla matroser da 1937 Inkognito 1937 Plat eller krone da 1937 En lille tilfaeldighed da 1939 I dag begynder livet 1939 Pas pa svinget i Solby 1940 En ganske almindelig pige 1940 Familien Olsen 1940 Froken Kirkemus 1941 Tag til Ronneby kro 1941 Far skal giftes 1941 Niels Pind og hans dreng da 1941 Soren Sondervold da no 1942 Afsporet 1942 En herre i kjole og hvidt da 1942 Lykken kommer da sv 1942 Tyrannens fald 1942 Frk Vildkat 1942 Op med humoret da 1943 En pige uden lige 1943 Det ender med bryllup 1943 Hans onsdagsveninde 1943 Biskoppen da 1944 Otte akkorder 1944 Elly Petersen 1944 Teatertosset 1944 Frihed lighed og Louise da 1944 Mordets melodi 1944 De kloge og vi gale 1945 Man elsker kun een gang da 1945 Panik i familien 1945 Affaeren Birte 1945 Jeg elsker en anden 1946 Brita in the Merchant s House 1946 Hans store aften da 1946 Diskret ophold da 1946 Ta hvad du vil ha 1947 Calle og Palle da sv 1947 Roverne fra Rold da 1947 The Swedenhielm Family 1947 Lise kommer til byen 1947 Mani 1947 Tre ar efter da 1948 Mens porten var lukket da sv 1948 Hvor er far da fr 1948 Vi vil ha et barn 1949 Lejlighed til leje da 1949 John og Irene da 1949 Kampen mod uretten 1949 Den stjalne minister da 1949 Det haendte i Kobenhavn da 1949 Det gaelder os alle 1949 For frihed og ret da 1949 De rode heste 1950 1950 I gabestokken 1950 Mosekongen 1950 Din fortid er glemt da 1950 Den opvakte jomfru 1950 Lynfotografen da 1950 Susanne 1950 Cafe Paradis 1950 Historien om Hjortholm da 1950 Fodboldpraesten 1951 Fireogtyve timer da 1951 Vores fjerde far da 1951 Det sande ansigt 1951 Fra den gamle kobmandsgard da 1951 Bag de rode porte da 1951 Det gamle guld 1951 Lyntoget da 1951 Hold fingrene fra mor da 1951 Ta Pelle med da it 1952 Mod mig pa Cassiopeia 1951 Unge piger forsvinder i Kobenhavn da 1951 Dorte 1951 Det store lob 1952 Vi arme syndere 1952 Kaerlighedsdoktoren da 1952 Avismanden da 1952 Rekrut 67 Petersen 1952 Husmandstosen 1952 Min son Peter 1953 Sonnen 1953 Hejrenaes 1953 Far til Fire 1953 Ved Kongelunden 1953 We Who Go the Kitchen Route 1953 The Old Mill on Mols 1953 Flojtespilleren 1953 The Crime of Tove Andersen 1953 Far til fire i sneen 1954 Hendes store aften 1954 Kongeligt besog da 1954 I kongens klaer 1954 Jan gar til filmen da 1954 Arvingen 1954 En somand gar i land 1954 Troll i ord 1954 Far och flyg 1955 Blaendvaerk 1955 Gengaeld da 1955 Bruden fra Dragstrup da 1955 References Edit Bondebjerg Ib artiklen Ib Schonberg i Den Store Danske pa lex dk Hentet 17 august 2021 Bodilprisen 1948 Bodilprisen dk besogt 17 august 2021 Bodilprisen 1951 Bodilprisen dk besogt 17 august 2021 Schonberg Bent and Kai Berg Madsen Ib Schonberg en mindebog 1955 Stegelmann Jorgen og Ib Schonberg 1996 External links EditIb Schonberg at IMDb Ib Schonberg in the film database danskefilm dk in Danish Det Danske Filminstitut In Danish Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Ib Schonberg amp oldid 1123813559, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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