Annett Wolf

Annett Wolf (September 11, 1936 – February 23, 2025) was a Danish-born director, writer, producer, and interviewer for television documentaries, feature films and stage plays. Between 1962 and 1977, she worked for Danmarks Radio, the Danish Broadcasting Corporation, directing numerous in-depth profiles with artists such as Jacques Brel, Jerry Lewis, Dave Allen, Peter Ustinov and Peter Sellers. These documentaries were shot on location. In Hollywood, she directed a series of in-depth profiles with Jack Lemmon, Alfred Hitchcock, Walter Matthau and Telly Savalas. She also directed ''Hurray for Hollywood'', a three-part documentary series about Hollywood and the American film industry.

Wolf received the Billedbladets Gyldne Rose (the Danish People's Choice Award) in 1976 for ''Jack Lemmon - A Twist of Lemmon'', and in 1977 for ''Hurray for Hollywood''. She then established herself as an independent Hollywood producer and directed documentaries, making-of featurettes, and trailers to promote major productions overseas. She left the United States in 1990 and resided in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. She was in pre-production for the feature film ''So It Was''.

Wolf was not to be confused with her daughter, Hollywood publicist Annett Wolf Junior. Provided by Wikipedia