Kiki

Kiki was an American actor, best known for his roles in “Gycklarnas afton,” “Sjätte skottet,” and “Skepp till Indialand.” Born Otto Moskovitz in Romania, he became known for his dwarfism and performed extensively in circuses throughout Europe.

Personal and Family Life

Kiki was born on October 7, 1908, in Banja Luka, Romania. He worked in various circuses such as Circus Schumann and Circus Zoo, captivating audiences with his performances. Details about his personal life and family remain limited, but his circus background significantly influenced his career as an actor.

Career

Throughout his career, Kiki gained recognition for his unique talent and charm, which led to opportunities in film. He was discovered by the acclaimed Swedish director Ingmar Bergman, who cast him in a serious role in the film “Gycklarnas afton.” His performances left a lasting impression on audiences and filmmakers alike.

Death and Legacy

Kiki passed away on January 5, 1985, in Gothenburg, Sweden. His contributions to the circus and film industries are remembered fondly, and he continues to be celebrated for his work and talent as an actor. Kiki’s legacy as a performer with dwarfism has inspired many within the entertainment community.

Filmography