
Born January 28, 1910 — Died January 28, 1973
From Stanislau, Galicia, Austria-Hungary [now Ivano-Frankivsk, Ukraine]
Also known as Johann Banner, جان بنر
John Banner (Height: 6 feet 1 inch [1.85 meters]), born Johann Banner (January 28, 1910-January 28, 1973), was an Austrian-American actor who achieved lasting fame for his portrayal of the bumbling German Sergeant Hans Schultz in the beloved sitcom Hogan's Heroes (1965-1971). Banner was born in Vie...

The Last Laugh
Self (archive footage) (uncredited)

Togetherness
Hipolitas

Star Spangled Salesman
Self

The Wicked Dreams of Paula Schultz
Weber

Bing Crosby Color Christmas Show
Self/Sgt. Schultz

36 Hours
Ernst

Kisses for My President
Vasiliovich Alexminitch (uncredited)

Bedtime Story
Burgermeister (uncredited)

The Lucille Ball Comedy Hour
Guard

The Yellow Canary
Sam Skolman

Hitler
Gregor Strasser

One, Two, Three
Krause / Haberdasher (voice) (uncredited)

20,000 Eyes
Kurt Novak

Operation Eichmann
Rudolf Hoff

The Story of Ruth
King Of Moab

The Wonderful Country
Ben Sterner

The Blue Angel
Principal Harter

The Peter Tchaikovsky Story
Office Supervisor

The Young Lions
German Town Mayor (uncredited)

The Beast of Budapest
Dr. Kovach

One Coat of White
Vegaro
The Dream
Prefect of Police

Never Say Goodbye
Oskar

The Gypsy Moon
Bavarro

Crash of Moons
Bavarro

Executive Suite
Henri - Stork Club Maître D' (uncredited)

With This Ring

The Juggler
Emile Halevy

Callaway Went Thataway
Headwaiter at Mocambo's (uncredited)

Go for Broke!
German Officer (uncredited)

King Solomon's Mines
Austin - Safari Client (uncredited)

Guilty of Treason
Dr. Szandor Deste

To the Victor
Jacques Lestrac

The Argyle Secrets
Winter

My Girl Tisa
Otto

Nocturne
Charles Shawn (uncredited)

The Fallen Sparrow
Anton

They Came to Blow Up America
Gestapo Agent

This Land Is Mine
German Sergeant

The Moon Is Down
Lt. Prackle (uncredited)

Once Upon a Honeymoon
Von Kleinoch (uncredited)

Seven Miles from Alcatraz
Fritz

Desperate Journey

Pacific Blackout

It Started with Eve
Party Guest (uncredited)

Spring Parade
Cymbalist (uncredited)