Quo Fuit places 3 dated presences for Horst Buchholz across 3 places, from 1956 to 2003.
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Horst Werner Buchholz (4 December 1933 – 3 March 2003) was a German actor who appeared in more than 60 feature films from 1951 to 2002.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Horst Buchholz was documented, and when
1956year
Germanyattested“His youthful good looks next brought him a part in Die Halbstarken (1956), which made him a teenage favorite in Germany; an English-dubbed version was released in the US as Teenage Wolfpack, with Buchholz billed as Henry Bookholt and pro…”source: Wikipedia: Horst Buchholz
1959year
New Yorkattested“with time to spare before filming began, Buchholz lingered in New York and appeared on Broadway in a short-lived adaptation of Cheri (1959) and then continued westward.”source: Wikipedia: Horst Buchholz
3 March 2003exact date
Charitéattested“Buchholz died unexpectedly at the age of 69 on 3 March 2003 at Charité from pneumonia that developed after an operation for a hip fracture.”source: Wikipedia: Horst Buchholz
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Berlinmentioned“* All Clues Lead to Berlin (1952), as Young Man at the Radio Tower (uncredited) * Marianne of My Youth (1955), as Vincent Loringer (German version only) * Sky Without Stars (1955), as Mischa Bjelkin * Regine (1956), as Karl Winter * Teen…”source: Wikipedia: Horst Buchholz
1952 to 1972period
Parismentioned“* All Clues Lead to Berlin (1952), as Young Man at the Radio Tower (uncredited) * Marianne of My Youth (1955), as Vincent Loringer (German version only) * Sky Without Stars (1955), as Mischa Bjelkin * Regine (1956), as Karl Winter * Teen…”source: Wikipedia: Horst Buchholz
1952 to 1972period
Istanbulmentioned“* All Clues Lead to Berlin (1952), as Young Man at the Radio Tower (uncredited) * Marianne of My Youth (1955), as Vincent Loringer (German version only) * Sky Without Stars (1955), as Mischa Bjelkin * Regine (1956), as Karl Winter * Teen…”source: Wikipedia: Horst Buchholz
1954 to 1960period
Germanymentioned“He returned to Germany for Ship of the Dead (1959), then accepted an offer from Hollywood to play a young aspiring gunslinger in The Magnificent Seven (1960), a remake of Akira Kurosawa's Seven Samurai (1954) in which he would play the r…”source: Wikipedia: Horst Buchholz
1954 to 1960period
Hollywoodmentioned“He returned to Germany for Ship of the Dead (1959), then accepted an offer from Hollywood to play a young aspiring gunslinger in The Magnificent Seven (1960), a remake of Akira Kurosawa's Seven Samurai (1954) in which he would play the r…”source: Wikipedia: Horst Buchholz
1957year
Parismentioned“He made another with Schneider, Monpti (1957), aka Love from Paris.”source: Wikipedia: Horst Buchholz
1963year
Italymentioned“Instead he played the lead in Nine Hours to Rama (1963) for Twentieth Century Fox and The Empty Canvas (1963), shot in Italy with Bette Davis.”source: Wikipedia: Horst Buchholz
1963year
Andorramentioned“He returned to Broadway to appear in Andorra (1963), which had a short run.”source: Wikipedia: Horst Buchholz
1965year
Istanbulmentioned“He was in Marco the Magnificent (1965) with Anthony Quinn; That Man in Istanbul (1965), a Eurospy film; Johnny Banco (1967), a comedy with Yves Allégret; and Young Rebel (1967), a biopic of Miguel de Cervantes with Gina Lollobrigida.”source: Wikipedia: Horst Buchholz
1971year
Hollywoodmentioned“He returned to Hollywood lead roles briefly with The Great Waltz (1971) playing Johann Strauss.”source: Wikipedia: Horst Buchholz
1981year
Berlinmentioned“He had the co lead in Berlin Tunnel 21 (1981) and was top billed in Aphrodite (1981).”source: Wikipedia: Horst Buchholz
1981year
Berlin Tunnelmentioned“He had the co lead in Berlin Tunnel 21 (1981) and was top billed in Aphrodite (1981).”source: Wikipedia: Horst Buchholz
1983year
Saharamentioned“He guest starred several times on Derrick and had a supporting part in Sahara (1983).”source: Wikipedia: Horst Buchholz
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