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- 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”
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- The Kinski Club, Berlin Tiny club in Berlin which shows Kinski films each week
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Tag Archives: Hans Leutenegger
Klaus Kinski gets that sinking feeling
That Man in Istanbul aka Estambul 65; L’Homme d’Istanbul; Unser Mann aus Istanbul (dir Antonio Isasi-Isasmendi, 1966) Basic plot: Atomic scientist Professor Pendergast has been kidnapped. The US government have handed over a $1M ransom for his release but the … Continue reading
Klaus Kinski hangs out with a Professional
Commando Leopard aka Kommando Leopard (Dir Antonio Margheriti / Anthony M Dawson, 1985) Basic plot: A group of freedom fighters, led by Carrasco, set out to destroy the dictatorship that rules their state. Cast: Silveira – Klaus Kinski; Carrasco – … Continue reading
Klaus Kinski thinks sci-fi films are actually made for adult illiterates
I’ll be reviewing Commando Leopard (dir Antonio Margheriti, 1985) shortly but first of all I wanted to review the Making of Commando Leopard, which is available on the Anchor Bay version of the DVD. The Making of Commando Leopard film … Continue reading
Klaus Kinski and the sexual microphone
How can you review a German interview DVD without subtitles when your German is, let’s say, a little rusty? Well, you don’t as such – you take loads of screen grabs to keep everyone’s interest and hope that they don’t … Continue reading
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Tagged Antonio Margheriti, Bob Carolgees, Christian David, Creature, Hans Leutenegger, Helga Guitton, Je spaeter der Abend, Kinski die biographie, Kinski Talks 1, Klaus Kinski, Klaus Kinski Estate Edition, Kommando Leopard, Peter Geyer, Reinhard Muenchenhagen, Slavoj Zizek, Wer bin ich?, William Malone
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