Actor Peter Carsten Dies
Lucija, 21 April
(STA) - German-born actor Peter Carsten died in Lucija, Slovenia on Friday
evening April 20, 2012, aged 83, his wife Lilijana Carsten Ramsenthaler has confirmed
for the STA. In his long career he played in more than 100 applications from
1953-1999, but is known primarily for the role of the Nazi commander Kowalski
from the German film trilogy 08/15, copied from the novel of the proposals by
Hans Hellmut Kirste.
Carsten played alongside many stars of the European
cinema in German, Italian, Yugoslav and British co-productions. Carsten was
born on April 30, 1929 in the Bavarian-Edelsfeld Weissenbergu. Educated to be a
bank employee, after World War II, he focused on studying to become an actor. He
made his first stage appearance in 1948 in the Youth Theatre of Hanover.
Following the success of the film trilogy 08/15 he played
in many roles as soldiers and senior officers, including the film “Nachts, wenn
der Teufel Kam” (1957) by Robert Siodmak and“Hunde, wollt ihr leben ewig” by Frank
Wisbarsa.
He played a role in the international co-productions,
among them in the film La Grande Strada Azzurra (1957), alongside French and
šansonjerja actor Yves Montand and Katanga in the movie alongside Australian
actor Rod Taylor.
In addition to roles in war films and has tried in other
film genres. Together with Romy Schneider starring in the romantic comedy
Scampolo (1958), alongside Klaus Kinski is played in western Satan der Rache
(1969).
With the beginning of the modern Slovenian
cinematography, film director of Czech descent Františkom Čapom, in 1957 in
Sečovlje Salina, Piran and around co-production filmed in the Italian movie
Bread and salt (La Ragazze della salina), which starred alongside Marcello
Mastroiannija.
In his 70th year, Carsten moved to Yugoslavia, where he
participated in numerous film and television productions. Among them are a
series of written-off return and Partisans and partisan film Pakleni Island
(1979) and partisan squadron (1979) by Velimir Bato Živojinović.
CARSTEN, Peter (Günter
Ramsenthaler)
Born: 4/30/1929, Edelsfield- Weißenberg, Bavaria, Germany
Died: 4/20/2012,
Lucija Piran, Slovenia
Peter Carsten's westerns - actor:
My Name is Pecos – 1967 (Steve)
And God Said to Cain - 1969 (Acombar)
Where the Bullets Fly – 1972 (Tom Slatery/Heininger)
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