Horst Werner Buchholz
Sign | Sagittarius |
Born | Dec 4, 1933 Berlin, Germany |
Died | Mar 3, 2003 Berlin, Germany |
Age | Died at 69 |
Horst Buchholz | |
Job | Actor |
Years active | 1952-2002 |
Top Roles | Naturam Godse, Chico, Miguel de Cervantes, Marius, Otto Ludwig Piffl |
Top Genres | Drama, Adventure, Thriller/Suspense, Film Adaptation, Historical, Comedy |
Top Topics | Based on Play, Cold War, Politics |
Top Collaborators | Billy Wilder (Director), Mark Robson (Director), John Sturges (Director), Joshua Logan (Director) |
Shares birthday with | Deanna Durbin, Isabel Randolph, Vincent Ball see more.. |
Horst Buchholz Overview:
Actor, Horst Buchholz, was born Horst Werner Buchholz on Dec 4, 1933 in Berlin, Germany. Buchholz died at the age of 69 on Mar 3, 2003 in Berlin, Germany .
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Horst Buchholz Quotes:
Fanny:
Do you know where I've just come from?
Marius: [Uneasy] No.
Fanny: Panisse's. I told him I could no marry him.
Marius: Are you sure you did the right thing?
Otto: They have assigned us a magnificent apartment. Just a short walk from the bathroom.
Gillie: Shalln't I ever see you again?
Korchinsky: Maybe... someday. It really doesn't matter though. Whereever I am, you're still my friend.
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Marius: [Uneasy] No.
Fanny: Panisse's. I told him I could no marry him.
Marius: Are you sure you did the right thing?
Otto: They have assigned us a magnificent apartment. Just a short walk from the bathroom.
Gillie: Shalln't I ever see you again?
Korchinsky: Maybe... someday. It really doesn't matter though. Whereever I am, you're still my friend.
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