Claus Jurichs

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Claus Jurichs (born March 28, 1935 in Berlin ; † March 31, 2005 in Meschede ) was a German actor , dubbing actor and dubbing director .

Life

The son of a dentist began studying medicine and doing an internship as a dentist before graduating from the Max Reinhardt Acting School in Berlin. He received acting lessons from Lucie Höflich and Hilde Körber . In 1955 he made his theater debut in Bremen . Engagements in Leipzig , Meiningen and Berlin followed .

From 1959 Jurichs got bigger roles in DFF productions and became known to a wide audience in the GDR through roles in Reise ins Marriage Bed or Papa's new girlfriend . Even after the Wall was built, the West Berliner Jurichs still worked in East Berlin for film productions. Later he was mainly seen in TV productions such as Nonstop Nonsens , the youth series Peter ist der Boss or the crime series Liebling Kreuzberg and In the Name of the Law .

In addition, Claus Jurichs was an author, presenter and, since 1960, has been active in the dubbing industry extensively for 40 years. He lent his voice to prominent colleagues like Terence Hill (e.g. in Die Nibelungen or Winnetou 2 ), Lex Barker ( Tarzan, defender of the jungle ), James Caan ( El Dorado ), Robert De Niro ( where gangsters pop around the corner ), Alec Guinness ( Mysterious Inheritance ) or Robin Hood in the cartoon version of Walt Disney . His voice should be known to a large audience especially through the eternal loser Cliff Barnes ( Ken Kercheval ), whom he dubbed for many years in the television series Dallas . Claus Jurichs was doubly busy with the US crime series Hawaii Fünf-Null , in which he directed 244 episodes and also played the leading role, Jack Lord as Steve McGarrett .

In addition, Jurichs was a certified lifeguard and a passionate motor sportsman. In 1966 he became a Berlin wagon master, since 1964 he had an international license for motorsport and from 1975 he was also an instructor for driving courses.

Claus Jurichs died in Meschede at the age of 70. His grave is in the forest cemetery Zehlendorf in Berlin (grave location 002-143).

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SURNAME Jurichs, Claus
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German actor and voice actor
DATE OF BIRTH March 28, 1935
PLACE OF BIRTH Berlin
DATE OF DEATH March 31, 2005
Place of death Meschede