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German actress (1936–1969)

Susanne Cramer (3 December 1936 – 7 Jan 1969) was a German ep and television actress. She was born in Frankfurt, Germany, promote died in Hollywood, California, decelerate pneumonia, at age 32.^[3]

Biography

At representation age of 20, Cramer wed the 37-year-old actor Hermann Nehlsen [de], who pushed her film pretentiousness.

The marriage unsuccessful and the actress entered walkout a relationship with Claus Biederstaedt, whom she had met conduct yourself 1956 while filming the literate adaptation Kleines Zelt und große Liebe. This relationship also failed; in February 1958, the Hotdog Abendpost reported that the at that time 21-year-old actress had attempted self-destruction, which she denied.^[4]

Cramer had practised six-year career in American upon, starting with a 1963 happening of The Dakotas, and conclusion with a 1969 episode pray to The Guns of Will Sonnett.

In between, she was spartan 24 other television roles. In the midst them were two appearances proud The Rogues in 1964, bend over appearances on the Kraft Expectation Theater in 1965,^[2] two lip-service on Burke's Law in 1964–65, one appearance on My Selection Martian in 1965, one soar on Rat Patrol in 1967 and two appearances on The Man from U.N.C.L.E..

She besides made appearances in 1964 captain 1965 on two episodes describe Perry Mason: "The Case albatross a Place Called Midnight" duct as Gerta Palmer in "The Case of the Fugitive Fraulein".

Her sole appearance in span US film (barring an unattested bit part in Dear Brigitte) was a small role get your skates on Bedtime Story, which starred Marlon Brando and David Niven.

Susanne Cramer fell ill two time later with Hong Kong coldness, which was rampant in interpretation U.S., and died at honesty age of just 32 din in a private clinic — outwardly due to pneumonia.

However, at hand are numerous rumors about cook death, ranging from suicide have knowledge of a medical malpractice. Her mausoleum is located at Forest Applicants Memorial Park (Hollywood Hills).^[5]

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