Veteran German film, radio, TV and voice actor Axel
Scholtz died on April 21st he was 90. Born in, Schweidnitz, Lower
Silesia, Germany on March 1, 1935, as a child, he took on a role in the theatre
adaptation of “Emil and the Detectives” at the Munich Kammerspiele, later he
played at the Volkstheater. As a twelve-year-old, he appeared in a film for the
first time in 1947’s “Zwischen gestern und morgen”. After his schooling, he
completed a photographer's training course and took acting lessons from
Friedrich Domin and finally at the Otto-Falckenberg-Schule in Munich. This took
him to the Munich cabaret Die Zwiebel and to the Stachela in Berlin. Scholtz
participated in many films and television productions, and he also worked in
dubbing and numerous radio plays. He worked as a voice dubber on two
Euro-westerns:”Killer Adios” in 1986 he was the German voice of Fabián Conde
and voiced both Jack Caffrey and Yom Connor in 1994’s “Troublemakers” with Bud
Spencer and Terence Hill.
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