Die spanische Fliege
1955
Acting
Paul Heidemann (26 October 1884 – 20 June 1968) was a German actor, comedian, film director, film producer, and opera singer. As a performer, he excelled in various genres and was especially noted for his comedic skills He was born in Cologne, Germany and died in Berlin. After a career as a cigar merchant, he started acting lessons under the tutelage of actor Leopold Teller. Heidemann made his 1906 acting debut in Hanau in the operetta Old Heidelberg as Prince Karl-Heinz. In 1909, he sang in Bruno Granichstaeden's operettas' including Bub oder Mädel at the playhouse in Breslau. Heidemann gained the reputation of being a talented comedian after performing in Berlin in 1911 on the recommendation of the composer Jean Gilbert. While in Berlin, he also debuted in Gilbert's play Die keusche Susanne. In 1912, Franz Porten gave him his first leading role in Das Branmal ihrer Vergangenheit. From 1914 to 1918, he mainly played the comical characters of "Teddy" and "Paulchen". His career continued into the 1920s as he played many supporting roles with credits in over 100 films and operettas. During World War II, Heidemann worked as a film director and stage comedian. In the 1950s he took on roles in several German productions as well some DEFA films.
1955

1921
as Leutnant Alexis

1928
as Max Thiele

1937
as Dr. Magius

1930
as Mann von der Zeitung

1933
as Schloßverwalter

1954
as Gefängnisdirektor

1930
as Alfred Klapproth

1934
as Naumann, Inhaber des Warenhauses Naumann

1930

1935
as Hein Kluge

1931
as Fürst von Leuchtenstein

1931
as Wirt Gerngroß

1932
as Dr. Max Schröder

1926
as Max Basewitz

1937
as Monsieur Pellerine
1935
as Martin Götz
1953
as Herr Angelroth
1935
as Poldi von Pokwitz

1938
as Baron Göckler
1932
as Fritz, ein Ulan

1958
as director Nielsen
1916
Director

1928

1956
as Hoppedietz

1916

1953
as Fabio

1926
as Dekorateur im Warenhaus
1927
as Der Adjutant
1920
Producer
1933
as Heinrich, Chauffeur bei Bollmann
1931
as Karl - Infanterist
1951
as Hartwig - Regisseur
1925

1936
as Antonio Tabareli - Illusionist

1931
as Geschäftsführer im Modesalon Felix Anderle

1932
as Oberleutnant Rupp

1931
as Emil Nauke
1926
as Friedrich Wilhelm Kietz
1925
as Ralph

1923
as Falke

1931
as Nicky
1921
as Justus Haeberlin
1926
as Oberleutnant Huber
1927
as Jean Lampion
1923
as Jerôme Bonaparte

1930

1918
1914

1913

1917

1917
Director
1924
Director
1956
as Trucks
1926

1932
as Dachs

1955

1928
as Pawel

1931
as Neffe

1914
1934
as Anton Piesecke

1932
as Plank

1934
as Prinz Samarkand

1934
as Wildenhagen

1935
as Billys Vater
1933
as Egon

1934
as Julius Zehnschock
1953

1933

1957
as Bürgermeister

1949

1940
Director
1943
Director

1941
Director

1942
Director
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