Hans Hinrich
Biography
Hans Hinrich was a German film director and actor of Jewish heritage who converted to Catholicism. He initially worked in Germany before moving to Italy, where he directed several films during the Fascist era, including Lucrezia Borgia (1940). After the war, Hinrich shifted his focus to acting, making his screen debut in Before Him All Rome Trembled (1946) and later appearing in Les Misérables (1948), before returning to Germany.