Walter Tschernich

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Walter Tschernich (born March 17, 1930 in Bodenbach , Czechoslovakia , † March 2, 2005 in Berlin ) was a German actor , singer and voice actor .

Life

Tschernich completed an acting and singing training at the Academy for Music in Theater in Dresden and the University of Art in Berlin. In the following years he worked on numerous German-speaking stages both as an actor and singer for operettas and operas . Theater stations were u. a. the Theater des Westens in Berlin, the Freie Volksbühne Berlin , the Theater Hagen , the Ernst Deutsch Theater in Hamburg and the German Theater in Munich . In addition, Tschernich also worked as a director and staged a. a. for the cathedral festival in Bad Gandersheim a performance of the musical Anatevka , in which he also took on the leading role of the milkman Tewje . He played the same role in Bielefeld .

Since the late 1960s , Tschernich found another field of activity in film and television productions. He played in Günter Gräwert's television drama Tragedy in a Caravan City , in the historical film The Hungarian Wedding (with Maria Schell ), in the US East-West drama Berlin Tunnel 21 (with José Ferrer and Horst Buchholz ), in the television film Hautnah (with Armin Mueller -Stahl ) and several episodes of the Tatort television series . He also took on guest roles in numerous television series such as Die Schöne Marianne , Liebling Kreuzberg and Alarm for Cobra 11 - Die Autobahnpolizei . In the RTL series In the Name of the Law he was seen in various episodes as the presiding judge and in the first season of the ZDF evening series Our Teacher Doctor Specht as a teacher Duseler .

He also worked in many radio play productions (including Mord im Regen , SWF / NDR 1986) and as a dubbing actor lent his voice mainly to series actors such as Victor Buono in Männerwirtschaft , Val Avery in Kobra, you and Herman Wedemeyer as "Duke" in Hawaii five- Zero .

Walter Tschernich was the holder of the Golden Decoration of Honor of the German Stage Members' Cooperative (GDBA), which he joined in 1960. He died in March 2005 in Berlin.

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