Horst Buchholz

Horst Buchholz was a German actor known for his roles in films like The Magnificent Seven, One, Two, Three, and Life Is Beautiful. He gained fame for his talent in acting both in Hollywood and Europe.

Personal and Family Life

Buchholz was born on December 4, 1933, in Berlin, Germany. He was married to Myriam Bru from December 7, 1958, until his death, and they had two children together. He was fluent in multiple languages, including German, English, and French. Throughout his life, he lived in Paris and Switzerland with his family.

Career Highlights

Buchholz began his acting career in theatre and radio before transitioning to film in the 1950s. His breakthrough came with the 1957 film Confessions of Felix Krull, which established him as a prominent actor in Germany. He later starred in the iconic western The Magnificent Seven, earning international acclaim.

Death and Legacy

Buchholz passed away on March 3, 2003, due to pneumonia in Berlin, where he was also buried. He is remembered as a talented actor who made significant contributions to cinema in both Germany and Hollywood, earning him respect and admiration from audiences worldwide.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
One, Two, Three 1961-12-15 Otto Ludwig Piffl
Life Is Beautiful 1997-12-20 Dottore Lessing
The Magnificent Seven 1960-10-12 Chico
Nine Hours to Rama 1963-04-30 Naturam Godse
Fanny 1961-06-28 Marius
Code Name: Emerald 1985-09-07 Walter Hoffman
And the Violins Stopped Playing 1988-01-01 Dymitr Mirga
La vita รจ bella 1997-12-20 Dottore Lessing
Johnny Banco 1967-08-10 Johnny Banco
The Great Waltz 1972-11-01 Johann Strauss Jr.