Günter Clemens was born in Augsburg, Bavaria, Germany on May 6, 1941. He studied
at the Munich Drama
School and began his acting career on
stage at various German theaters among which was the Volkstheater and the
Residenztheater in Munich.
He became known for his role of “Martin von Beyenbach” in the television series
‘Fernsehserie Verbotene Liebe’ which he played from 2000 until 2001. He was
also known for his roles in the TV series ‘Alle my Daughters’ and ‘Verbotene
Liebe’ (1995), ‘Klinik unter Palmen’ (1996) and ‘Sturm der Liebe’ (2005). In all Clemens appeared in over 100 films and
television series from 1962 until 2016. His only Euro-western appearance was as
Joe in the 1972 film “Cry of the Black Wolves” directed by Harald Reinl and
starring Ron Ely and Raimund Harmstorf.
Clemens is the
father of actor Oliver Clemens born in 1973.
Günter Clemens died in Wuppertal,
North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
on December 31, 2016.
CLEMENS, Günter (aka
Gunther Clemens) [5/6/1941, Augsburg, Bavaria, Germany
– 12/31/2016, Wuppertal, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany]
- theater, film, TV, voice actor, married to ? father of actor Oliver Clemens
[1973- ]
Cry of the Black Wolves – 1972 (Tom Lafferty)
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