Hermann Thimig, a renowned Austrian actor, took his first breath on October 3, 1890, in the majestic city of Vienna, which was then a part of the grand Austro-Hungarian Empire, but is now an independent nation. This remarkable individual, whose life spanned nearly a century, left an indelible mark on the world of entertainment, particularly in the realm of film and theater.
Throughout his illustrious career, Thimig appeared in a plethora of notable productions, including the iconic 1933 film "Victor and Victoria," the groundbreaking 1931 musical comedy "The Threepenny Opera," and the enchanting 1919 silent film "The Doll." His impressive body of work is a testament to his remarkable talent and dedication to his craft.
In his personal life, Thimig was twice married, first to the lovely Vilma Degischer and later to the charming Hanna Wisser. Despite the many challenges and triumphs that life brought his way, Thimig remained steadfast in his commitment to his loved ones and his art.
As the years went by, Thimig's remarkable life came full circle, and on July 7, 1982, he bid farewell to this mortal coil, passing away in the same city where he was born, Vienna, Austria.
