Arthur Günsburg (born December 29, 1872, died 1949) was a German film editor and occasional film director, active primarily during the Weimar Republic and early Nazi era. He was a prominent figure in the German film industry, contributing to numerous productions as an editor for several decades.
Life and Career Günsburg began his career in the German film industry in the early 20th century, transitioning from the silent film era into the sound film period. While primarily recognized for his extensive work as a film editor, he also directed a handful of films in the early sound era. His directorial efforts include "Morgen geht's uns gut" (1930) and "Viktoria und ihr Husar" (1931).
As an editor, Günsburg worked on a wide range of genres, from dramas and comedies to operettas, collaborating with various directors and production companies. His filmography as an editor is extensive, encompassing dozens of films. He continued to work as an editor into the mid-1930s.
Selected Filmography (as Editor)
- 1921: Das Abenteuer der Lady Glane
- 1927: Die Tragödie eines Verlorenen
- 1928: Die Republik der Backfische
- 1929: Was ist los mit Nanette?
- 1930: Viktoria und ihr Husar (also director)
- 1931: Morgen geht's uns gut (also director)
- 1933: Walzerkrieg
- 1934: Der ewige Traum
- 1935: Der Student von Prag
- 1936: Das Mädchen Irene
- 1936: Wenn wir alle Engel wären
- 1936: Der Bettelstudent
Selected Filmography (as Director)
- 1930: Morgen geht's uns gut
- 1931: Viktoria und ihr Husar
References
- Information derived from film historical databases and encyclopedias.