Born in 1894 in Neunkirchen, Austria-Hungary, he embarked on a career in acting, gaining recognition in German cinema during the 1920s and 1930s. Fleeing the Nazi regime, he moved to the UK where he continued his career, appearing in numerous British films. Known for his versatility, he often portrayed suave villains or sophisticated gentlemen. Over his extensive career, he worked alongside notable directors and actors, contributing significantly to both German and British film industries before passing away in 1980.
DAY OF ANGER
Day of Anger is a classic spaghetti western that explores themes of power, revenge, and redemption. The story follows Scott Mary, a downtrodden young...