Veteran German film, television and
theater actor Horst Janson died in Grünwald, Munich, Bavaria, Germany on
January 28th. He was 89. Born in Mainz-Kastel, Wiesbaden, Hesse,
Germany on October 4, 1935, Janson’s long and illustrious career included
appearances on many well-known TV series and films, showcasing his versatility
as an actor. From performances in Forsthaus Falkenau to graceful roles in
romantic TV adaptations, he left his mark on numerous significant productions.
Janson's dedication to theater was also evident as he performed at the Karl-May
Festival and was recognized for his enduring passion for acting. Horst appeared
in six Euro-westerns: “Ruf der Wildgänse” in1961 as Sven Sandbo, “Long Live
Your Death” in 1971 as Sheriff Randall, “They Call Me Providence” in 1972 as
Sheriff Villaggio, ‘Karl-May-Spiele: Unter Geiern - der Geist des Llano
Estacado’ (TV) in 1998 as Old Shatterhand, ‘Karl-May-Spiele: Der Schatz im
Silbersee’ (TV) in 2001 as Old Firehand and was the narrator on the video film
“Winnetou and the Secret of Ghost Canyon” in 2007.
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