Director
Max Nosseck
Born 1902 · Nakel, Germany [now Naklo nad Notecia, Kujawsko-Pomorskie, Poland]
Max Nosseck (September 19, 1902, Nakel – September 29, 1972, Bad Wiessee) was a German actor, film director, and screenwriter. After studying art in Vienna, he began his career in Berlin as a performer and filmmaker, directing his first feature in 1930. Following the rise of the Nazi regime, Nosseck emigrated in 1933 and worked across France, Spain, Portugal, and the Netherlands before settling in the United States in 1939, where he directed films primarily for MGM, sometimes using the name Alexander M. Norris. Nosseck returned to Germany in the mid-1950s, directing films and television productions and later appearing in small acting roles. His career spanned silent cinema, European exile productions, Hollywood genre films, and postwar German television.
Directed
Poderoso caballero
Director · 1935
Dillinger
Director · 1945
The Hoodlum
Director · 1951
Oranje Hein
Director · 1936
The Schlemihl
Director · 1931
The Body Beautiful
Director · 1953
De big van het regiment
Director · 1935
For Once I'd Like to Have No Troubles
Director · 1932
Gado Bravo
Director · 1934
The Brighton Strangler
Director · 1945
Singing in the Dark
Director · 1956
All or nothing
Director · 1932
The dance to happiness
Director · 1930
Der Hauptmann und sein Held
Director · 1955
Love's Clover Leaf
Director · 1930
The King of the Champs-Élysées
Director · 1934
Korea Patrol
Director · 1951
Una semana de felicidad
Director · 1934
