

Actor
January 15, 1931 · Schwerin, Germany
Günter Grabbert (also: Günther Grabbert; born January 15, 1931 in Schwerin; died December 15, 2010 in Leipzig) was a German actor.
Günter Grabbert came from the amateur drama movement and played his first roles in performances by a group of the Society for German-Soviet Friendship at the Pushkin House in Schwerin. From 1950 to 1953, he studied acting at the German Theater Institute Weimar Schloß Belvedere. From 1956, he was a member of the ensemble of the Leipzig Schauspielhaus. He was also a particularly busy actor in GDR cinema, for example in 1962 in “Beschreibung eines Sommers“ after Karl-Heinz Jakobs.
Sehnsucht nach Liebe
as Werner Hofmann
Das Geheimnis meiner Mutter
as Friedrich 'Fred' Schöffel
Zirri, das Wolkenschaf
as Opa
Das Double
cast
Rapunzel, or The Magic of Tears
as König
Ernst Thälmann
as Wilhelm Pieck
Victory
as Вильгельм Пик
Die Stunde der Töchter
cast
Achillesferse
as Michaels Vater
Flowers for the Man in the Moon
as Narrator (voice)
Johannes Kepler
cast
… verdammt, ich bin erwachsen
as Meister Funke