Joachim Richert (actor)

Joachim Richert (born April 11, 1938 in Hamburg ; † March 20, 2007 ) was a German actor and voice actor .

Life

Richert made his debut on West German television in 1966 with a small supporting role in Egon Monk's Prize of Freedom , which was followed by his cinema debut in 1967 with Rolf Olsen's When it comes to night on the Reeperbahn . For the next four decades he was regularly on German television and occasionally in cinema productions, but mainly subscribed to supporting roles. In the crime series Tatort between 1971 and 1982 he was seen in a total of eleven episodes as detective master L Thumb alongside the popular crime scene commissioner Trimmel ( Walter Richter ).

In addition to his work in film and television, Joachim Richert was, above all, a long-time speaker for the radio play label Europa . He lent his voice to well-known radio play series such as TKKG , The Five Friends , Masters of the Universe (Stratos) or The Three Question Marks . As a dubbing actor, he was the German voice for Nick Tate ( Moon Base Alpha 1 ) and Larry Manetti ( Rick in Magnum , ARD dubbing version). Richert died on March 20, 2007 after a long and serious illness.

Filmography (selection)

• 1963–1964: Port Police
• 1964: Camping ground (TV movie)
• 1966–1967: Cliff Dexter (TV series)
• 1966: Freedom Prize
• 1966: The prisoners of Murano
• 1966: The cherry orchard
• 1967: When night falls on the Reeperbahn
• 1967: Thirteen Letters (TV series)
• 1968: Country doctor Dr. Brock (TV series): Automarder
• 1968: Three women in the house - a sheet metal damage
• 1969: Naval mutiny in 1917
• 1969: On the Reeperbahn at half past twelve
• 1970: The million dollar game
• 1971: crime scene as detective master L Thumbs
  • 1971: Crime scene: Kressin and the truck to Liège
  • 1971: Frankfurt Gold
  • 1971: Crime scene: AE612 without a landing permit
  • 1971: The judge in white
  • 1972: Crime Scene: Expect the worst
  • 1973: The scene of the crime: Trimmel was sent off
  • 1974: crime scene: poison
  • 1975: Crime scene: Reported as stolen
  • 1976: Crime scene: Trimmel and the tulip thief
  • 1977: crime scene: fire magic
  • 1978: Crime scene: Trimmel makes a plea
  • 1982: Crime scene: Trimmel and Isolde
• 1977: fire at midnight
• 1978: stories from the future
• 1979: a chapter of its own
• 1984: Jagger and Spaghetti
• 1987–1988: The country doctor
• 1987–1992: metropolitan area
• 1992: The Terrorists!
• 1996: Adelheid and her murderers
• 1997: Santa Claus & Co. KG

Web links

• Joachim Richert in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Radio play roles Richerts (hoerspielland.de)
• Literature by and about Joachim Richert in the catalog of the German National Library