
Acting
Norbert Schiller, Born in Vienna, Austria on November 24, 1899, Norbert Schiller embarked on a successful acting career that spanned across continents and mediums. Schiller's early life is shrouded in some mystery. We know he was born in Vienna and entered the world of acting at a young age, captivating audiences with his natural stage presence and expressive voice. He honed his skills in the vibrant Viennese theater scene, eventually graduating to prominent roles in both Austria and Germany. The allure of Hollywood beckoned in the 1920s, leading Schiller to relocate to Los Angeles and pursue opportunities in American film. He quickly found success, appearing in numerous films throughout the silent and early sound eras. His versatility allowed him to portray a wide range of characters, from charming heroes to cunning villains, captivating audiences with his nuanced performances. Schiller's career continued to flourish throughout the mid-20th century. He divided his time between film and television, appearing in popular shows like "The Twilight Zone" and "Alfred Hitchcock Presents." He also continued to work in theater, both on Broadway and in regional productions.

Hogan's Heroes
1965

Mannix
1967

Mission: Impossible
1966

The Twilight Zone
1959

The Six Million Dollar Man
1974

Four Star Playhouse
1952

One Step Beyond
1959

Gunsmoke
1955

The F.B.I.
1965

12 O'Clock High
1964

The Odd Couple
1970

Kojak
1973

The Monkees
1966

The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
1964

77 Sunset Strip
1958

It Takes a Thief
1968

Witness for the Prosecution
1957

Young Frankenstein
1974

The Third Man
1959

Judgment at Nuremberg
1961

The Man Called X
1956

Screen Director's Playhouse
1955

Please Don't Eat the Daisies
1965

The Hunchback of Notre Dame
1939

The Second Hundred Years
1967

Torn Curtain
1966

The Thing from Another World
1951

The Troubleshooters
1959

The Young Lions
1958

The World's Greatest Lover
1977

36 Hours
1964

Morituri
1965

Sinbad the Sailor
1947

The Man in the Glass Booth
1975

Thieves' Highway
1949

Riff-Raff
1947