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Helmut Holger (1926-2012)

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Birthplace:
Essen, Germany

Born:
March 16, 1926

Died:
January 17, 2012

Biography from TheMovieDB

He became known through the television series Klimbim, in which he was not only responsible for the often imaginative outfit of the actors, but also had many silent appearances. From season two onwards he played "the man falling off the chair". 1980-1980 Helmut was a regular as Onkel Otto in the Series Susi. The Museum of Applied Arts in Cologne dedicated a show to him in 1994 and the German Film Museum in Frankfurt am Main showed some of his costume designs in 1999/2000. In recent years he has only worked as a photographer and presented black and white photographs from the 1990s in the Cologne City Museum.

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Film Production

Costume Design:
1958  Ihr 106. Geburtstag
1959  And That on Monday Morning
1959  Rebel Flight to Cuba
1959  The Black Chapel
1960  Ich schwöre und gelobe
1964  Dead Woman from Beverly Hills
1966  How to Seduce a Playboy?
1967  The Liar and the Nun
1967  The Oldest Profession

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TV Performances

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