# Inge Egger
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{{short description|Austrian actress}}
{{Infobox person
| name = Inge Egger
| image = File:SchauspielerMusikMusikUndNurMusik.jpg
| image_size =
| caption = Inge Egger (left) in 1955
| birth_date = 27 August 1923
| birth_place = [Linz](/source/Linz), [Upper Austria](/source/Upper_Austria)
[Austria](/source/Austria)
| death_date = {{death date and age|5 September 1976|27 August 1923}}
| death_place = [West Berlin](/source/West_Berlin), [West Germany](/source/West_Germany)
| other_names = Ingeborg Gertrud Josefine Egger
| occupation = Actress
| years_active =
}}
'''Inge Egger''' (27 August 1923 – 5 September 1976) was an Austrian [stage](/source/stage_actor), [television](/source/television_actor) and [film actress](/source/film_actress). She played the female lead in the 1953 [operetta film](/source/operetta_film) ''[The Rose of Stamboul](/source/The_Rose_of_Stamboul_(1953_film))''.[Goble p.150]
From 1960 to 1973 Inge Egger worked as a medical-technical assistant at the Berlin Federal Health Office. In 1976 she died of cancer in Berlin.
==Filmography==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Year
! Title
! Role
! Notes
|-
|1944|| ''[Schrammeln](/source/Schrammeln)'' || Barbara Strohmeyer ||
|-
|1945|| ''Leuchtende Schatten'' || ||
|-
|1948|| ''[The Heavenly Waltz](/source/The_Heavenly_Waltz)'' || Ein dicker Engel || Uncredited
|-
|1949|| ''Höllische Liebe'' || Telephonistin ||
|-
|1950|| ''[The Fourth Commandment](/source/The_Fourth_Commandment_(1950_film))'' || Josefa Schalanter - beider Tochter ||
|-
|1950|| ''[No Sin on the Alpine Pastures](/source/No_Sin_on_the_Alpine_Pastures_(1950_film))'' || Inge Thaller, Hotelsekretärin ||
|-
|1950|| ''Die fidele Tankstelle'' || Fotografin ||
|-
|1951|| ''[Wedding in the Hay](/source/Wedding_in_the_Hay)'' || Agerl Hauderer ||
|-
|1951|| ''Eva im Frack'' || Sylvia Peters ||
|-
|1951|| ''Die Alm an der Grenze'' || Zäzil ||
|-
|1951|| ''[Fanfares of Love](/source/Fanfares_of_Love)'' || Gaby Bruck ||
|-
|1951|| ''[The Sinful Border](/source/The_Sinful_Border)'' || Marianne Mertens ||
|-
|1951|| ''[The Lady in Black](/source/The_Lady_in_Black_(1951_film))'' || Ann ||
|-
|1952|| ''[The Imaginary Invalid](/source/The_Imaginary_Invalid_(1952_film))'' || Ursel Daxenmeyer ||
|-
|1952|| ''[My Wife Is Being Stupid](/source/My_Wife_Is_Being_Stupid)'' || Dixi ||
|-
|1952|| ''[Ideal Woman Sought](/source/Ideal_Woman_Sought)'' || Irene Mertens ||
|-
|1952|| ''Ich hab’ mich so an Dich gewöhnt'' || Christa Dahn - Annelie Dahn ||
|-
|1952|| ''[We're Dancing on the Rainbow](/source/We're_Dancing_on_the_Rainbow)'' || Edith ||
|-
|1953|| ''[The Village Under the Sky](/source/The_Village_Under_the_Sky)'' || Maria Firner ||
|-
|1953|| ''[The Rose of Stamboul](/source/The_Rose_of_Stamboul_(1953_film))'' || Kondja Gül ||
|-
|1953|| ''[Fanfare of Marriage](/source/Fanfare_of_Marriage)'' || Gaby Mertens ||
|-
|1953|| ''[Your Heart Is My Homeland](/source/Your_Heart_Is_My_Homeland)'' || Magdalena Percht ||
|-
|1954|| ''[The Red Prince](/source/The_Red_Prince_(film))'' || Milly Stubel ||
|-
|1954|| ''Dein Mund verspricht mir Liebe'' || ||
|-
|1954|| ''[Consul Strotthoff](/source/Consul_Strotthoff)'' || Marlene Roedern ||
|-
|1954|| ''[Bon Voyage](/source/Bon_Voyage_(1954_film))'' || Eva Gordon ||
|-
|1955|| ''[Music, Music and Only Music](/source/Music%2C_Music_and_Only_Music)'' || Anni Pichler ||
|-
|1955|| ''[Island of the Dead](/source/Island_of_the_Dead_(1955_film))'' || Maria ||
|-
|1951|| ''[Lost Child 312](/source/Lost_Child_312)'' || Ursula ||
|-
|1956|| ''[The Model Husband](/source/The_Model_Husband_(1956_film))'' || Margret Haber ||
|-
|1956|| ''Ein Mann muß nicht immer schön sein'' || Liesel Meixner ||
|-
|1956|| ''[The Tour Guide of Lisbon](/source/The_Tour_Guide_of_Lisbon)'' || Claudia Bronner, Swiss Detective ||
|-
|1958|| ''Kleine Leute mal ganz groß'' || Friedl Knopf ||
|-
|1959|| ''Lockvogel der Nacht'' || Marion Bernhardi ||
|-
|1960|| ''[The High Life](/source/The_High_Life_(1960_film))'' || Madame Onyx ||
|-
|1960|| ''[We Cellar Children](/source/We_Cellar_Children)'' || Frau Briehl ||
|-
|1960|| ''[The Young Sinner](/source/The_Young_Sinner_(1960_film))'' || Marthe Ortmann ||
|-
|1960|| ''[The Time Has Come](/source/The_Time_Has_Come_(TV_series))'' || Ruth Calthorpe || TV series, 4 episodes, (final appearance)
|}
==References==
{{Reflist}}
==Bibliography==
* Goble, Alan. ''The Complete Index to Literary Sources in Film''. Walter de Gruyter, 1999.
==External links==
* {{IMDb name|0250900}}
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Category:1923 births
Category:1976 deaths
Category:Austrian film actresses
Category:Austrian television actresses
Category:Austrian stage actresses
Category:Actresses from Linz
Category:20th-century Austrian actresses
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