
Acting
Emigrating to England in 1933 as the Nazis began their rise to power, Wengraf appeared unbilled in a couple of films there, as well as in some of the first BBC live-television shows ever presented but his career began to languish. In late 1941, however, he had the good fortune of appearing on Broadway with Helen Hayes in "Candle in the Wind" and decided to stay. The following year he headed west and settled permanently in the Los Angeles area. A dark, cold-eyed, thin-lipped player with a precise, meticulous air about him, he found himself invariably playing the very characters he detested. Som…

Ship of Fools
as Graf

The Prize
as Hans Eckhart

Hitler
as Dr. Morell

Judgment at Nuremberg
as Karl Wieck

Portrait in Black
as Dr. Kessler

12 to the Moon
as Dr. Erich Heinrich

The Return of Dracula
as John Merriman

The Pride and the Passion
as Sermaine

Valerie
as Mr. Louis Horvat

Oh, Men! Oh, Women!
as Dr. Krauss

The Time Tunnel
as Dr. Hans Kleinemann · 1 ep.

Jericho
1 ep.

The Rogues
as Drozhin · 1 ep.

Hawaiian Eye
1 ep.

One Step Beyond
as Felix Borgner · 1 ep.

The Detectives
as Varchek · 1 ep.

The Third Man
1 ep.

Bourbon Street Beat
1 ep.

Bat Masterson
as Colonel Anders Dorn · 1 ep.

77 Sunset Strip
1 ep.
The Prize
1963