Emerging from Berlin's post-war stage and cabaret scene in the late 1940s, Wolter quickly transitioned to screen work, gaining recognition for his talent in comic supporting parts. By 1961 he was cast as the bald-headed Soviet operative Borodenko in Billy Wilder’s international comedy One, Two, Three, and a decade later appeared alongside Liza Minnelli in Cabaret, portraying the dubious publisher… Read more
Biography written by WatchMoods, based on public sources
Known for Cabaret 1972 Asterix Conquers America 1994 One, Two, Three 1961 The Treasure of San Gennaro 1966 ★ 7.4 The Treasure of San Gennaro 1966
Frank ★ 7.2 A Time to Love and a Time to Die 1958
Feldmann (uncredited) ★ 7.8 The Twelve Jurors 1963
Sechster Geschworener ★ 7.7 Who Killed Johnny R.? 1966
Billy Monroe ★ 7.2 Roses for the Prosecutor 1959
Hessel ★ 6.9 The Spessart Inn 1958
Räuber ★ 6.5 The Valley of Death 1968
Sam Hawkens ★ 6.5 Yellow Devil 1964
Hadschi Halef Omar ★ 6.4 Hannibal Brooks 1969
Dr. Mendel Series ★ 6.3 The Old Fox 1977
Josef Kriegl ★ 6.2 Natürlich die Autofahrer 1959
Oberwachtmeister ★ 6.1 Drillinge an Bord 1959
Friseur ★ 5.7 Kingdom of the Silver Lion 1965
Hadschi Halef Omar ★ 6 The Wild Men of Kurdistan 1965
Hadschi Halef Omar ★ 5.9 Mercenaries of the Rio Grande 1965
Andreas Hasenpfeffer ★ 6.2 Old Shatterhand 1964
Sam Hawkens ★ 6.2 Winnetou and the Crossbreed 1966
Sam Hawkens Series ★ 6.2 Scene of the Crime 1970
Georg Leu ★ 6.2 The Serpent's Egg 1977
Partner of the Master of Ceremonies ★ 5.6 Pyramid of the Sun God 1965
Andreas Hasenpfeffer ★ 5.4 Piratensender Powerplay 1982
Rundfunkintendant ★ 5.5 Otto - The Romance Film 1992
Gutmann ★ 5.2 Killer Condom 1996
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