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Harald Leipnitz

1926 – 2000

German actor

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About Harald Leipnitz

Lived 1926 – 2000 (aged 74). Harald Leipnitz was a German actor, dub actor, film actor, stage actor, television actor and voice actor.

Harald Leipnitz (22 April 1926 – 21 November 2000) was a German actor, who was born in Wuppertal and died in Munich of lung cancer.

Filmography

1961: The Big Show (Uncredited) 1963: The Endless Night, as Wolfgang Spitz 1963: River of Evil, as Pedro 1964: The Curse of the Hidden Vault, as Jimmy Flynn 1965: (TV miniseries), as Eric Martin 1965: The Bandits of the Rio Grande, as Ryan 1965: Girls Behind Bars, as Pfarrer Johannes 1965: Diamond Walkers, as Mike Johnson 1965: The Oil Prince, as The Oil Prince 1965: The Sinister Monk, as Inspector Bratt 1966: I Am Looking for a Man, as Gregor 1966: Agent 505: Death Trap in Beirut, as Fred Köhler 1966: Sperrbezirk, as Bernie Kallmann 1966: Playgirl, as Siegbert 'Bert' Lahner 1966: The Brides of Fu Manchu, as Nikki Sheldon 1966: Countdown to Doomsday, as Alan Shepperton 1966: Liselotte of the Palatinate, as Herzog von Orléans 1966: Winnetou and Old Firehand, as Silers 1967: The Sweet Sins of Sexy Susan, as Ferdinand 1967: Creature with the Blue Hand, as Inspector Craig 1967: , as Golo 1967: , as Monsieur Poloni 1967: Glorious Times at the Spessart Inn, as Frank Green 1968: Sugar Bread and Whip, as Robert Arnold 1968: Sexy Susan Sins Again, as Ferdinand 1968: Emma Hamilton, as Harry Featherstone 1968: 24 Hour Lover, as Georg 'George' Weissborn 1969: Marquis de Sade: Justine, as Raymond 1969: House of Pleasure, as Ferdinand 1969: That Guy Loves Me, Am I Supposed to Believe That?, as Rolf Olvedi 1970: Frau Wirtin bläst auch gern Trompete (Sexy Susan Knows How...!), as Ferdinand 1970: (Do You Believe in Swedish Sin?), as Horst Praterweiss 1970: Moonlighting Mistress, as Jan 1971: , as Zahnarzt Falk 1972: Not Dumb, The Bird, as Victor Masson 1973: All People Will Be Brothers, as Werner Mark 1973: , as Paul Holland 1973: The Bloody Vultures of Alaska (Hell Hounds of Alaska), as Mark Monty 1973: , as Himself 1976: Derrick: Tote Vögel singen nicht (TV), as Wirt Schermann 1976: , as Lampensiepen 1976: Vier gegen die Bank (TV film), as Peter Pagodi 1977: , as Dr. Linkers 1977: , as Oberster Kommandant (Obrist) 1977: (TV film), as Inspector Harry Dawson 1978: , as Schnaffelmann 1980: Musik auf dem Lande, as Harry Elmau 1983: Monaco Franze (TV series), as Man with Porsche 1985: Unsere schönsten Jahre (TV series), as Seibold 1986: Kir Royal (TV series), as Puppi 1987: , as Director 1988: , as Hoteldirektor 1992: Immer Ärger mit Nicole, as Harald 1993: Cliffs of the Death (TV film), as Conrad 1993: (TV film), as Jack Di Franco 1994-1995: Unsere Schule ist die beste (TV series), as Harald Schönauer 1995: Pizza Arrabbiata 1999: Our Island in the South Pacific, as Dr. Tietze 1999: Prosit Neujahr (directed by Leipnitz) 2001: Vortex, as Carl (final film role)

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Harald Leipnitz?

German actor (1926–2000)

When was Harald Leipnitz born?

Harald Leipnitz was born on 22 April 1926 in Elberfeld.

When did Harald Leipnitz die?

Harald Leipnitz died on 21 November 2000 in Munich.

What was Harald Leipnitz's occupation?

Harald Leipnitz was an actor, dub actor, film actor, stage actor, television actor and voice actor.

What nationality was Harald Leipnitz?

Harald Leipnitz was German.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Harald Leipnitz

· Wikidata: Q84330

· DBpedia: Harald Leipnitz

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