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Carl Jaffe
(1902-1974)
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Carl Jaffe was born on 21 March 1902 in Hamburg, Germany. He was an actor, known for
The Big Spender (1965)
,
A Farewell to Arms (1966)
and
Strictly Personal (1953)
. He died on 12 April 1974 in London, England, UK.
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Known for
The Big Spender
TV Series
Kassell
(as Carl Jaffé)
1965–1966 • 5 eps
A Farewell to Arms
8.8
TV Mini Series
Doctor
1966 • 2 eps
Strictly Personal
TV Series
Mr. Rimmer
1953 • 5 eps
First Man Into Space
5.4
Dr. Paul von Essen
1959
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BBC2 Playhouse
6.6
TV Series
Rabbi
1974
1 episode
Zinotchka
TV Short
Ivanetsky
1972
Fiddler on the Roof
8.0
Isaac
(uncredited)
1971
Take Three Girls
8.0
TV Series
Zoltowski
1971
1 episode
The Doctors
6.9
TV Series
Dr. Aveling
1970
1 episode
Oh Brother!
7.3
TV Series
Cardinal Minelli
1968–1970
2 episodes
The World About Us
8.3
TV Series
Humboldt
(voice)
1969
1 episode
Thirty-Minute Theatre
7.5
TV Series
Count
1969
1 episode
Dad's Army
8.1
TV Series
Captain Winogrodzki
(as Carl Jaffé)
1968
1 episode
Hugh and I Spy
TV Series
1968
1 episode
Battle Beneath the Earth
4.5
Dr. Galissi
1967
The Double Man
5.9
Police Surgeon
1967
The Wednesday Play
7.5
TV Series
Vernon
Hitler
1965–1967
2 episodes
The Lost Peace
TV Mini Series
(voice)
1966
3 episodes
Theatre 625
7.5
TV Series
Captain
1966
1 episode
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Alternative names
Carl Jaffé/Carl Jaffe
Born
March 21
,
1902
Hamburg, Germany
Died
April 12
,
1974
London, England, UK
(undisclosed)
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German-born stage actor of Jewish background, who fled from persecution to England in 1936. He became a staple in British films, invariably typecast as middle-European scientists, judges, doctors and Nazi officers.
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