# Sepp Rist

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{{Infobox person
| name         = Sepp Rist
| image        = Rist Sepp.jpg
| image_size   =
| caption      = 
| birth_date   = 24 February 1900
| birth_place  = [Hindelang](/source/Hindelang), [Bavaria](/source/Bavaria), [German Empire](/source/German_Empire)
| death_date   = {{death date and age|11 December 1980|24 February 1900}}
| death_place  = [Röthenbach](/source/R%C3%B6thenbach_an_der_Pegnitz), Bavaria, [West Germany](/source/West_Germany)
| other_names  = 
| occupation   = Actor
| years_active = 1930-1974 (film) 
}}
'''Sepp Rist''' (24 February 1900 – 11 December 1980) was a German [film actor](/source/film_actor).<ref>Goble p.480</ref> In WW1 he served in the [Imperial German Navy](/source/Imperial_German_Navy). He was married to the actress [Carla Rust](/source/Carla_Rust).{{citation needed|date=December 2015}}

==Partial filmography==
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* ''[Storm over Mont Blanc](/source/Storm_over_Mont_Blanc)'' (1930) - Hannes
* ''[S.O.S. Eisberg](/source/S.O.S._Eisberg)'' (1933) - Dr. Johannes Krafft / Dr. Johannes Brand
* ''[The Champion of Pontresina](/source/The_Champion_of_Pontresina)'' (1934) - Uli Boeker - Mannschaftsführer
* ''[The Riders of German East Africa](/source/The_Riders_of_German_East_Africa)'' (1934) - Deutscher Farmer Peter Hellhoff / Hauptmann der Reserve
* ''[The Eternal Dream](/source/The_Eternal_Dream)'' (1934) - Jacques Balmat
* ''Rêve éternel'' (1935) - Jacques Balmat
* ''[The Traitor](/source/The_Traitor_(1936_German_film))'' (1936) - Commissioner Kilian
* ''Der lachende Dritte'' (1936) - Sepp
* ''[Kokumin no chikai](/source/%E5%9B%BD%E6%B0%91%E3%81%AE%E8%AA%93)'' (1938, i.e. The Oath of the People, German-Japanese co-production by Hiromasa Nomura; released in Nazi Germany as "''Das heilige Ziel''" in February 1942)
* ''Der rettende Engel'' (1940)
* ''Krambambuli'' (1940) - Barthel Raunegger, Jäger
* ''[The Vulture Wally](/source/The_Vulture_Wally_(1940_film))'' (1940) - Joseph Brandl, der "Bärenjoseph"
* ''Die Erbin vom Rosenhof'' (1942) - Sepp Vöstl
* ''[The Rainer Case](/source/The_Rainer_Case)'' (1942) - Hauptmann Leopold Lechner
* ''[Kohlhiesel's Daughters](/source/Kohlhiesel's_Daughters_(1943_film))'' (1943) - Kaspar Pointer
* ''[Titanic](/source/Titanic_(1943_film))'' (1943) - Jan
* ''Der Erbförster'' (1945)
* ''[Border Post 58](/source/Border_Post_58)'' (1951) - Sepp
* ''[The Fall of Valentin](/source/The_Fall_of_Valentin)'' (1951) - Christian
* ''[The Devil Makes Three](/source/The_Devil_Makes_Three_(film))'' (1952) - Customs Official - German
* ''[The Crucifix Carver of Ammergau](/source/The_Crucifix_Carver_of_Ammergau)'' (1952) - Jäger
* ''[The Village Under the Sky](/source/The_Village_Under_the_Sky)'' (1953) - Vincenz, Dorfwirt
* ''[The Poacher](/source/The_Poacher_(1953_film))'' (1953) - Oberjäger Kurzinger
* ''[Love and Trumpets](/source/Love_and_Trumpets_(1954_film))'' (1954)
* ''Der erste Kuß'' (1954)
* ''[The Beautiful Miller](/source/The_Beautiful_Miller)'' (1954) - Kriminalinspektor
* ''Schützenliesel'' (1954)
* ''[Operation Edelweiss](/source/Operation_Edelweiss_(film))'' (1954) - Magnus Rasmussen
* ''[Doctor Solm](/source/Doctor_Solm)'' (1955) - Bauer Dinkelsbacher
*''[The Blacksmith of St. Bartholomae](/source/The_Blacksmith_of_St._Bartholomae)'' (1955) - Gend.-Inspektor
* ''[As Long as You Live](/source/As_Long_as_You_Live)'' (1955) - Pepe
* ''[Where the Ancient Forests Rustle](/source/Where_the_Ancient_Forests_Rustle)'' (1956)
* ''Die schöne Meisterin'' (1956)
* ''Die Magd von Heiligenblut'' (1956) - Pfarrer von Heiligenblut
* ''Der Adler vom Velsatal'' (1957) - Forester Strobl
* ''Wer die Heimat liebt'' (1957) - Anton Graspointner, Bauer
* ''[War of the Maidens](/source/War_of_the_Maidens_(film))'' (1957) - Feldhofer, Großbauer
* ''[The King of Bernina](/source/The_King_of_Bernina)'' (1957) - Vater Gruber
* ''Jägerblut'' (1957)
* ''Nackt, wie Gott sie schuf'' (1958)
* ''Heiße Ware'' (1959) - Gruber - Grenz-Kommissar
* ''Mein Vaterhaus steht in den Bergen'' (1960) - Rudolf Liebmann
* ''[Three Men in a Boat](/source/Three_Men_in_a_Boat_(1961_film))'' (1961) - Guggemos
* ''[Waldrausch](/source/Waldrausch_(1962_film))'' (1962) - Der Mann von Kaprun
* ''Die schwedische Jungfrau'' (1965) - Oberwachtmeister (uncredited)
* ''Da lacht Tirol'' (1967) - Much
* ''[When Ludwig Goes on Manoeuvres](/source/When_Ludwig_Goes_on_Manoeuvres)'' (1967) - Colonel von der Tann
* ''[Hubertus Castle](/source/Hubertus_Castle_(1973_film))'' (1973) - Der alte Mühltaler
* ''[The Hunter of Fall](/source/The_Hunter_of_Fall_(1974_film))'' (1974) - Der alte Huisen (final film role)
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==References==
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==Bibliography==
* Goble, Alan. ''The Complete Index to Literary Sources in Film''. Walter de Gruyter, 1999.

==External links==
*{{IMDb name|0728412}}

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Category:1900 births
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Category:German male film actors
Category:People from Oberallgäu
Category:Male actors from Bavaria

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