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- A Pessimist is Never Disappointed My friend Glenn’s great website about films, music, TV, you name it
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- Avik Kumar Maitra: Portfolio Amazing graphic design from Avicus
- Barry Hickey's website (actor from Revenge of the Stolen Stars) Friend to Du dumme Sau!, Barry says Klaus Kinski refused to talk to him on the Revenge of the Stolen Stars set because he was “a ghost”
- Beat Presser Photographer Incredibly talented photographer who has worked extensively with Klaus Kinski and Werner Herzog
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- From Austria For The World video blog Markus, friend of Du dumme Sau!, walks through Vienna with another Markus talking about films and stuff – watch it!
- Genius and Disorder DocPhnoeker's Kinski Channel on YouTube The world of Klaus Kinski, best actor ever – I love it!
- Hommage to Klaus Kinski German website Learn German or translate it with Google, excellent source of Kinski info
- Kasting Kinski An excellent website with Kinski illustrations, embedded videos and text – great graphics and amusing text from fellow Kinski lovers, check it out!
- Kinski Beat Presser Exhibition in Munster, Germany 08.04.11 to 03.10.11
- Klaus Gifski – Another great Klaus site
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- Klaus Kinski Official Website
- The Kinski Club, Berlin Tiny club in Berlin which shows Kinski films each week
- The Kinski Files A great Kinski resource
- The Official Werner Herzog website
- The Online Guide to Klaus Kinski Mind your ears! Klaus shouts at you when you visit this great Kinski website
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More Klaus Kinski photos
Apparently it seems I will do anything to avoid finishing off writing that review of Commando Leopard – so near and yet so far… I’ve been spending some time working on my other website Hero Culte but to prove to … Continue reading
Posted in Photos
Tagged Alain Fleischer, Andrzej Zulawski, Catherine Jourdan, Fitzcarraldo, For A Few Dollars More, Harald Reinl, Jesus Christus Erloeser, Klaus Kinski, L'Important c'est d'aimer, La femme enfant, Minhoi Loanic, Nachtblende, Pierre Brice, Raphaële Billetdoux, Sergio Leone, Werner Herzog, Winnetou II, Zoo zéro
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Klaus Kinski cuddles a camel
Just a quick update today to share the new French movie cards I recently purchased. These ones are from the Images et Loisirs series: Now I just need to find Période 1969 – 1991… The photographs are from Ludwig II … Continue reading
Klaus Kinski Only The Cool poster and some photos
Just a quick update today – a review or two to follow later this week. Yesterday I went over to the Riverside Studios in Hammersmith to check out the Kiss Kiss Kill Kill exhibition of 60s and 70s Eurospy film … Continue reading
Posted in Other Kinski Stuff, Photos
Tagged 60s and 70s spy film posters, Children of Mata Hari, Der Mann mit der Torpedohaut, Für ein paar Dollar mehr, For A Few Dollars More, Jean Delannoy, Kiss Kiss Kill Kill Exhibition, Klaus Kinski, La peau de torpedo, Lee Van Cleef, Menahem Golan, Mivtsa Yonatan, Only The Cool, Operation Thunderbolt, Per qualche dollaro in più, Pill of Death, Sergio Leone, Sybil Danning
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