Paul Henckels (9 September 1885 – 27 May 1967) was a German film and stage actor. He appeared in more than 230 films between 1921 and 1965. Paul Henckels had started his acting career on the stage in the 1900s.
He was well known for his eccentric, colourful roles and his trademark Rhineland accent. Among his most popular roles were the school teacher Professor Bömmel in Die Feuerzangenbowle (1944) and the veterinarian Dr. Pudlich in the "Immenhof film series" during the 1950s. He was also notable as a stage actor and appeared at the Schauspielhaus Berlin for many years. His most popular stage role was Wibbel the Tailor, which he played more than 1000 times.
Henckel's father was Jewish, and he was thus a "half-Jew" by the rules of the Nazis. As a rare exception, Henckels was nonetheless allowed to work during the Third Reich. He apparently owed this exception to the intervention of his friend Gustaf Gründgens and to his continuing popularity as a character actor. His wife, Thea Grodtczinsky, was Jewish. She could not work during the Third Reich, but her connections and Henckel's apparently prevented her from being deported to concentration camps.
1972
as Self (archive footage)
1967
1961
as Thomas Bradley
1961
as Dr. Gutknecht
1961
1959
as Baron Siebenstein
1959
as Self
1959
as Baron Eduard von Löwenherz
1958
as Professor
1958
as Großvater
1958
as Buchhändler Droste
1958
as Lord Caversham
1958
as Josephus
1957
as Dr. Woltermann
1957
1957
as Tierarzt Dr. Pudlich
1957
as Dr. Emil Landois
1957
as Onkel Gode
1957
as Schimmelpreester
1956
as Jeronimo Duarte
1956
as Vater Heidkämper, Imker
1956
as Tierarzt Dr. Pudlich
1956
as Schriftsteller Wendland
1956
as Hotelarzt
1956
as Pasedack, Oberbuchhalter
1956
as Herr Gramberg
1955
as Hannes
1955
as Knut, Allerhandmann
1955
as Herr Samhaber
1955
as Tierarzt Dr. Pudlich
1955
as Vater
1955
as Dr. Ambrosius
1954
as Hopkins
1954
as Schuster Timm
1954
as Pawlitsch
1954
as Valdivio
1954
as Apotheker Rudolf Wagner
1953
as Hofmarschall Bühl zu Bühl
1953
as Haberling
1953
as Draaden
1953
as Leuwendahl
1953
as Bürgermeister
1953
as Hugo Schröder
1952
as Paul Rindsfuss
1952
as Heinrich Stumpe, Notar, alias Philipp
1952
as Damian Bacchus
1952
as Schöller
1952
as Weingarten, Besitzer eines Modesalons
1952
as Bellmann, der rabiate Herr
1952
as Professor Gutgesell
1951
as Fritz, Oberkellner
1951
as Self
1950
as Direktor Hasenkamp
1950
as Leuchtturmwärter Claas
1950
as Jansen
1949
as Portier Wilkens
1949
as Dr. Max Schröter
1949
as Emil Knirps, Poet
1948
as Spaziergänger
1948
as Scheidungsbeamter
1948
as Professor Sedelmann
1947
as Arzt
1945
as Dr. Heimlich
1945
1945
as Major in Königsberg
1945
as Agent Emmermann
1945
as Franz Liebitz
1944
as Kallenberg
1944
as Dr. Voß
1944
as Caspar Natter
1944
as Hofkapellmeister Curtius
1944
as Baron Fölkersam
1944
as Professor Bömmel
1943
as Buchverlagsdirektor Heinze
1943
as Ule Sleeks, Handelsreisender
1943
as Justizrat Flinth
1943
as Leierkastenmann
1942
as Papa Schmidtke
1942
as SA-Ordner
1942
as Inspizient
1942
as Radierer Seeghers
1942
as Clemens Burger
1942
as Prince Ypsheim
1942
as Direktor Winand, Parfümfabrikant
1942
as Grenadier Spiller
1942
as Bumke
1942
as Musiklehrer
1941
as Direktor Schellhase
1941
as Geheimrat Schmidt
1941
as Lürshermann, Hochzeitsbitter
1940
as Hofmarschall von Silberkalb
1940
as Borstel
1940
1940
as Brennert, Direktor bei Rössler
1940
as Tobias Kiepergass, der Ehegatte
1939
as Oberst
1939
as Juwelier Anders
1939
as "Bubi" Sarabant
1939
as Güldenbeck
1938
as Lord Cunningham
1938
1938
as Onkel Jerry
1938
as Werner Kiekendahl
1938
as Wimm
1937
as Matthies Lindequist
1937
as Schulz - Rentier
1937
as 2. Anwalt
1937
as Theodor Huhn
1937
as Franz Sylten, später Trix
1936
as Manager
1936
1936
as Arthur Hummel
1936
as Lord Hunstaton
1936
as Professor Marius - Besitzer Sanatorium 'Seelenruhe'
1936
as Andreas Blume - Maler
1936
as Dir. Wengen
1936
as Möller
1936
as Schmidtke
1936
as Bürgermeister Kleinmichel
1936
as König Leopold von Belgien, Alberts Onkel
1936
1936
as Prof. Johannes Helmer
1936
as Amadeo Winkler
1935
as Professor Reisinger
1935
as Emil Winkler
1935
as Spiridion - Diener Liszts
1935
as Zangler
1935
as Lord Caversham
1935
as Hermann Wagner, Zigarrenhändler
1935
as Professor Leblanc
1935
as Schneidermeister Hediger
1935
as Pesne
1934
as Hein Stumpe, Justizrat
1934
as Senator Karl Andersen
1934
as Petermann
1934
as Johann Röttgen
1934
as Ignaz Pleyel
1934
as Annemies Vater
1934
as Lehrer
1934
as Professor
1934
as Defense Lawyer
1934
as Tobias Wipperling
1934
as Paschen, Vorsitzender des Schwurgerichts
1934
as Otto Meckeritz
1934
as Gustav Fiedler
1934
1934
as Dr. Georgius
1934
as Paqueno
1933
as Der alte Leuschner
1933
as Gotthelf Redlich, Prokurist bei Bollmann
1933
1933
as Fritz Homann
1933
as Professor Sieveking
1933
as Dr. Hepp
1933
1933
as Dellhausen
1933
as Defense Lawyer
1933
as Lehmann
1933
as Heßling, Apotheker
1933
as Lithograph
1933
as registrar
1933
as Herr Berger
1932
as Diener Paul
1932
as Herr Griesicke
1932
as Montalon, Michaels Adjutant
1932
as Arzt in der Unfallstation
1932
as Hauptinspektor Bliss
1932
as Prof. Landois
1932
as Pureschkewitsch
1932
as Professor Stahlschmidt
1932
as Weinbauer Diestelbeck
1931
as The Mayor
1931
as Verteidiger
1931
as Zernickow
1931
as Oberbürgermeister
1931
as Hyppolit, Diener
1931
as Law Officer
1931
as Geheimrat Spülpnagel
1931
as Konsul Lychner
1931
as Schneider Wibbel
1930
as Polizist
1930
as Professor Wrede
1930
as Jügen Heinrich Flachsmann
1930
as Direktor Schöller
1930
1930
as Herr Weber
1930
as Prof. Dingeldey, Dekan
1930
as Aufnahmeleiter Klieht
1930
as Verteidiger Edgar Demange
1930
as Professor Hagen
1930
as Dr.Meyer
1930
as Pitsch
1930
1930
as Dr. Paul Märker
1930
1929
as Ehemann
1929
as Gemeindevorsteher
1929
as Baron Las Cases
1929
as Amtmann
1929
as Malthausen
1929
as Michael Schwaiger
1929
as Lehmann, Schuhmacher und Portier
1929
1929
1929
as Großvater
1929
as Stiefel
1928
as Grivet
1928
as Helenes Vater - der Geheimrat
1928
as Rentier Hilsoe
1928
as Prosper
1928
as H. van Teen, Juwelier & Jim
1928
as Martin Flamm
1928
as Mothes
1928
1928
as Ensser
1927
1927
as Frisör
1927
as Kreisarzt
1927
1926
as Conrad Hecker
1926
as Dr. Kerber
1926
1923
as Jasper Brinkenhof