Hans Hass
Acting
Biography
Hans Hass was an Austrian zoologist and marine researcher, best known for his documentary films about sharks and his commitment to environmental protection.
Known For
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Zum blauen Bock
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Romy Award
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Zeugen des Jahrhunderts
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Gut gefragt ist halb gewonnen
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TV Intim
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Expedition ins Unbekannte
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Wir Menschen
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Mit Hans Hass unterwegs
When Hans Hass seeks a secretary for his Viennese office in the summer of 1947, Lotte Baierl applies for the job. She has just graduated from high school and is a big fan of Hass. Lotte is learning how to handle diving equipment and underwater cameras, as she wants to participate in the next expedition. Hass, who is initially against the participation of a woman, changes his mind. The TV movie tells the story of the two diving pioneers.
Das Mädchen auf dem Meeresgrund
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Die verzauberten Inseln
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Das Wrack der Toten
Under the Carribean is the name of a film that was filmed between August 1953 and April 1954 during Hans Hass's exhibition to the Galapagos on his research ship Xarifa. The expedition members' work on board and under the water, as well as their new discoveries, make up the material for this documentary, which is embedded in a fictional plot. Lotte Hass, an underwater model, is one of the main actors.
Under the Carribean
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Hans Hass – Pionier der Tiefe
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Schüsse in der Tiefe
In this 1947 film by diving pioneer Hans Hass, marine biology work is shown with the help of early diving equipment. During the expedition Hass was able to observe and film shark behaviour and collect plant samles from underwater caves.
People Among Sharks
Documentary about a diving expedition in the Red Sea by diving pioneer and marine biologist Hans Hass.
Diving in the Red Sea
The film shows the fascinating beginnings of underwater filmmaking. The diving trip begins quite unspectacularly in Vienna's Krapfenwaldl outdoor pool. Three students demonstrate and explain to two Viennese women how to use an underwater camera, diving mask, fins, and harpoon. There is some joking around, and the girls don't believe that the camera and speargun really work.