
Luis Trenker
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Luis Trenker was a mountaineer, actor, director and writer. He is best known for his films about the Alps.
Known for
Credits

The Fight for the Matterhorn (1934)
as Jean-Antoine Carrel

Devil of the Matterhorn (1932)
as Jean-Antoine Carrel

Faszination Bergfilm - Himmelhoch und Abgrundtief (2008)
as Self (archive footage)

Flucht in die Dolomiten (1955)
as Giovanni Testa

The Son of the White Mountain (1930)
as Hans Turri

The Fight for the Matterhorn (1928)
as Jean-Antoine Carrel

The Holy Mountain (1926)
as Karl

The Kaiser of California (1936)
as Johann August Suter

The Great Desire (1930)
as Himself

Von der Liebe besiegt (1956)
as Zurwalden, Obmann der Bergführer

The Misfit and the Matterhorn (2001)
as self (archive footage)

The Mountain Calls (1938)
as Jean-Antoine Carrel

The Stars Shine (1938)
as Gast

The Knights of the Mountain (1930)
as as Charlier

Love Letters from the Engadine (1938)
as Toni Anewanter

The Wonderful Horrible Life of Leni Riefenstahl (1993)
as Himself

The Challenge (1938)
as Jean Antoine Carrel

Mountain of Destiny (1924)
as Sein Sohn

The Doomed Battalion (1932)
as Florian Di Mai

The Prodigal Son (1934)
as Tonio Feuersinger

The Rebel (1932)
as Severin Anderlan

The Great Leap (1927)
as Toni
Der Ruf des Nordens (1929)
as Peter Helling

Von Kastelruth nach Hollywood (1986)
as Himself
Südtirol Heimat aus Gottes Hand (—)
Actor

Mountains on Fire (1931)
as Florian Dimai

The Burning Mountains (1931)
as Florian Dimaï
Die heiligen drei Brunnen (1930)
as Christomanus

His Best Friend (1962)
Actor
Germanin - Die Geschichte einer kolonialen Tat (1943)
as Tierfänger Dr. Hans Hofer

Giovanni de Medici: The Leader (1937)
as Giovanni Lombardo
Hochkant (1982)
as Prolog

Mountain Smugglers (1950)
as Stefano Hassler

Monte Miracolo (1949)
as L'ingegnere Roberto Rey

Der Feuerteufel (1940)
as Holzknecht Valentin Sturmegger
Zwei Wege, ein Gipfel! (1963)
as Self





