The popular film and television actor Ralf Wolter died in
Munich, Bavaria Germany on October 14, 2022. Wolter, the co-star of numerous
Karl May films died at the age of 95, as his wife told the German Press Agency
on Friday. She did not provide any further information. He had long since
retired from public life. Ralf Wolter celebrated his greatest successes
alongside “Winnetou” actor Pierre Brice in the 1960s, including the role of the
quick-witted Sam Hawkens. Many viewers also associate Wolter with the cinema
role of a second Karl May character: the Haji Halef Omar Ben Haji Abul Abbas
Ibn Haji Dawuhd al Gossarah. His performances alongside Pierre Brice and Lex
Barker are arguably some of the most memorable by audiences to date. The actor
was seen in many other productions, for example in “Tatort”, in “Der Alte”,
“Ein Schloss am Wörthersee” or “Küstenwache”. He had his last appearance in a
film in 2012 in “Unto the Horizon, Then Left”. The actor, who lived in the
Bavarian capital for many years, was born in Berlin on November 26, 1926. His
father was a circus artist, his mother a musician. After attending drama
school, Wolter began as a cabaret artist. Theater stations were stages in
Berlin and Potsdam, later Munich.
Wolter's westerns and western documentaries include: "The Treasure of
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