About Walter Schultheiss
Lived 1924 – 2025 (aged 101). Walter Schultheiss was a German stage actor, film actor, painter, cabaret performer, actor and writer.
Walter Schultheiß (25 May 1924 – 22 December 2025) was a German actor, author and painter.
Early life and career Schultheiß began his career in 1947 as Pedro del Vegas in the operetta Maske in Blau. He became famous in 1963 through his street sweeper skits at the former Süddeutscher Rundfunk, in which he and Werner Veidt entertained radio listeners every Saturday for 20 years: as the street sweeper duo Karle and Gottlob. He was heard and seen in other sketches, and radio plays with Oscar Heiler, Oscar Müller, Willy Seiler, Georg Thomalla and Willy Reichert.
He was involved in television films and family series such as Oh God, Herr Pfarrer, Der König von Bärenbach, as the pious parish councilor Karl Engstinger in Pfarrerin Lenau and as the winery owner Der Eugen. Even in old age, Schultheiß was still regularly on the theater stage for several weeks at the Komödie im Marquardt in Stuttgart. From 2000 to 2007 he played the supporting role of the upper-class landlord Rominger in the SWR crime scene in Stuttgart (Ernst Bienzle). In 2009 he took part in the Swabian mini-series Laible und Frisch. In addition to acting, Schultheiß wrote humorous dialogues, poems and valentines.
Personal life and death On 25 May 1950, Schultheiß married actress Trudel Wulle (1925–2021); in 1955 their son was born. The couple lived in Wildberg.
Schultheiß turned 100 on 25 May 2024, and died on 22 December 2025, at the age of 101.
Filmography 1964–1966: Schwäbische Geschichten 1975: Abenteuerlicher Simplizissimus 1977: Tatort: Himmelblau mit Silberstreifen 1979: Das tausendunderste Jahr 1981/82: Augsburger Puppenkiste – Hippo und der Süßwasserkarl (Stimme von Hippo) 1983: Köberle kommt 1983: Tatort: Mord ist kein Geschäft 1984: Augsburger Puppenkiste – Das Tanzbärenmärchen (Stimme von Atta Troll) 1985: Die Schwarzwaldklinik – Die Wunderquelle 1986–1990: Der Eugen 1988: Oh Gott, Herr Pfarrer 1990: Pfarrerin Lenau 1991: Tassilo – Ein Fall für sich 1992: Der König von Bärenbach 1994–1998: Hallo, Onkel Doc!, Folgen 1–75 als Albert Kampmann 1995: Drei Tage im April 1995: Tatort: Bienzle und der Mord im Park 1996: Reise nach Weimar 2000–2007: Tatort (Fernsehreihe) 2006: Ein Fall für B.A.R.Z. (2. Staffel, 13 Folgen) 2007: Ein Fall für B.A.R.Z. (3. Staffel, 13 Folgen) 2008: Der Heckenschütze 2008–2012: Der Schwarzwaldhof (Fernsehfilm-Reihe) 2009/2010: Laible und Frisch – Liebe, Brot & Machenschaften 2013: Global Player – Wo wir sind isch vorne
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Who was Walter Schultheiss?
German actor
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Walter Schultheiss was born on 25 May 1924 in Tübingen.
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Walter Schultheiss died on 22 December 2025 in Wildberg.
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Walter Schultheiss was a stage actor, film actor, painter, cabaret performer, actor and writer.
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Walter Schultheiss was German.
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