Biography
Alexa von Porembsky was a Hungarian-born German actress, she made her film debut in the silent movie era, to her first movies belong "Leontines Ehemänner" (1928) and Fritz Lang's "Frau im Mond" (1929). From the 30's followed many support roles in well-known productions and she was able to continue her film career after the war and took part in numerous movies, but from the 60s she seldom appeared in fron of the camera. She died in West Berlin in 1981.
Movies & TV Shows
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Woman in the Moon (1929) — Veilchenverkäuferin
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The Last Witness (1960) — Sekretärin
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Ferien auf Immenhof (1957) — Frau Rehmann
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Kohlhiesel's Daughters (1962)
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Ich vertraue Dir meine Frau an (1943) — Dienstmädchen
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Der Mustergatte (1937) — Mary
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The Leghorn Hat (1939) — Clara
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The Trombonist (1949) — Susanne Taller, Soubrette
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Salonwagen E 417 (1939)
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Road to Rio (1931)
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Das Sonntagskind (1956) — Kundin
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Schwarzwaldmelodie (1956)
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Spähtrupp Hallgarten (1941) — Toni
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Court Martial (1959)
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Der Froschkönig (1954) — Spielfrau Mathilde
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Du mein stilles Tal (1955) — Dienstmädchen
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Kleine Leute mal ganz groß (1958) — Ute Krüger
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The Night of the Storm (1957) — Emmy
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Three from the Gasoline Station (1955)
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King Thrushbeard (1954) — Marktfrau
- Was die Schwalbe sang (1956) — Dame im Sendesaal
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The Tsar's Diamond (1932) — Prinzessin Eudoxia
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Forbidden Paradise (1958) — Frau Dettmann
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Am Brunnen vor dem Tore (1952) — Gerti
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Alibi (1955) — Maria
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Oberarzt Dr. Solm (1955) — Schwester Franziska
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Riot in Cockaigne (1957) — Kammerfrau
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Wrong Number, Miss (1932) — Telefonistin
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Musikparade (1956) — Agathe
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Wenn Frauen schwindeln (1957)
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Heinz in the Moon (1934)
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Unser Pauker (1965) — Kriminalbeamtin Frau Behnke
- Terra Melophon Magazin Nr. 1 (1930) — Telephonist
- The Three from the Filling Station (1956)
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Leontines Ehemänner (1928) — Tänzerin
- Es geht nicht ohne Gisela (1951) — Lottchen Zwieback
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Der keusche Josef (1953) — Lotte Müller
- Wie einst im Mai (1961) — Tante Alwine
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Frucht ohne Liebe (1956) — Anna
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Via Mala (1961) — Wirtin Gumpers