Robert Forster-Larrinaga
Biography
Robert Forster-Larrinaga was a German actor and stage assistant who debuted as a film actor in the 1920 Carl Froelich-directed "Die Kwannon". He went on to appear in notable films including Fritz Lang's drama "Kämpfende Herzen" (1921) and the titular role in "Dr. Mabuse, the Gambler" (1922). A stage musician himself, Forster-Larrinaga also composed music for Arthur Schnitzler's 1920 play "Reigen". His film career was cut short with his death in Berlin in 1932.