Hans Philipp August Albers was a German singer and actor. Born on September 22,
1891, in Hamburg, German Empire, he grew up in the district of St. Georg and
developed an early interest in acting. He gained notoriety as a comic actor in
Berlin with his role in the play Verbrecher. He transitioned to film, starring
in over one hundred silent movies before appearing in Germany's first sound
film, Die Nacht gehört uns, in 1929. He achieved fame with roles in films like
Der Greifer (1930) and collaborated with Heinz Rühmann in Bomben auf Monte Carlo
(1931) and Der Mann, der Sherlock H...