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Albert Lieven (born Albert Fritz Liévin; 22 June 1906 – 22 December 1971) was a German actor. Early life. Lieven was born in Hohenstein, German Empire. His father was the head physician of the Tuberculosis sanatorium Hohenstein, where Lieven grew up. He started to study medicine but stopped the studies for financial reasons. [1] Career.
Albert Lieven. Actor: Frieda. Born in Hokenstein near the Prussia/ Poland border his mother was German and his father a French doctor.
Albert Lieven. Actor: Frieda. Born in Hokenstein near the Prussia/ Poland border his mother was German and his father a French doctor.
Albert Lieven (* 23. Juni 1906 in Hohenstein/Ostpreußen; † 16. Dezember 1971 in London) war ein deutscher Schauspieler, Hörspielsprecher und während des Zweiten Weltkrieges Rundfunksprecher und Reporter beim Auslandsdienst der BBC in London.
Albert Lieven is known as an Actor. Some of his work includes The Guns of Navarone, Traitor's Gate, The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp, The Seventh Veil, Kater Lampe, Death Drums Along the River, Sleeping Car to Trieste, and The Devil's Daffodil.
Albert Lieven's best-known roles were the Austrian gigolo in Jeannie (1941), Talleyrand in The Young Mister Pitt (1941), Rommel in Foxhole in Cairo (1960), and Commander Meusel in The Guns of Navarrone (1961). Movie Highlights. See Full Filmography.
Albert Lieven was an actor who had a successful Hollywood career. Lieven's career beginnings included film roles in "Beware of Pity" (1946), "Frieda" (1947) and "The Devil's General" (1957) with Curt Jurgens.
