Walter Riml
Cinematography · 1905 – 1994 · Innsbruck, Austria
Walter Riml is the photographer of the famous portrait of Leni Riefenstahl as "Junta" in her first film "The Blue Light", working there also as second cameraman. Living in Berlin since the early 30s until the end of the war, he was cameraman for Arnold Fanck, the legendary founder of the German Berg Film, worked as an actor in different ski comedies like "The White Flame", was filming in Greenland ( "SOS Iceberg") and Japan (Die Tochter des Samurai). After World War II he made movies in Europe, in 1962 for "The Great Escape" as 2nd unit cameraman or 1969 "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" as 2nd unit cameraman in the mountain unit in Switzerland. As cameraman he worked for more than 100 movies. - IMDb mini biography by: Helma Tuerk & Dr.Christian Riml
Movies6
Movie7.8DramaHistoryAt the end of the 18th century, the wealthy French scholar Saussure comes to a small Alpine village and offers 1,000 pieces of gold to anyone who can lead him to the summit of Mont Blanc. The young farmer's son Jacques Balmat wants to take on the dangerous task, even though his father has told him from an early age about the mighty mountain spirits who guard a legendary treasure of gold on the mountain peak.
Movie5.3AdventureDramaAn expedition goes in search of a party lost in the Arctic a year earlier. (The English-language version of S.O.S. Eisberg.)
S.O.S. Iceberg
1933 · 7 votes
Movie6.4DramaAdventureAn expedition goes in search of a party lost in the Arctic a year earlier.
Movie7.0ComedyFilm by Andrew Marton.
Nordpol - Ahoi!
1934 · 1 votes
Movie5.6ComedyThe exploits of village girl Hannes and her attempts to master skiing and ski-jumping aided by the local expert.
Movie10.0ComedyA romantic comedy mostly set on skis: a girl tries to show her boyfriend that she is just as good at winter sports, and gets help from two other boys.