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John Reinhardt (1901–1953) was an Austrian director, screenwriter, and actor whose career spanned Hollywood, Mexico, and post-war Germany. Best known for his atmospheric crime thrillers and mystery films from the late 1930s and 1940s, such as Sofia (1948) and Chicago Calling (1951), he navigated diverse genres ranging from musical drama to noir-inflected suspense throughout his productive international career.
John Reinhardt was an Austrian director, screenwriter, and actor whose career spanned film industries in the United States, Mexico, and Germany during the mid-20th century.
He is recognized for his contributions to B-movie crime and mystery films, most notably directing Chicago Calling (1951) and the international thriller Sofia (1948).
Reinhardt worked internationally, directing projects across Europe and North America before his death in Berlin in 1953.