Hardy Krüger
German actor in 'The One and Only' and 'The Bridge at Remagen'
German actor in 'The One and Only' and 'The Bridge at Remagen'
2022
4 years ago — 94 years old
Performers & Entertainers
Germany
Born in Germany in 1928, Hardy Krüger started his film career in the late 1940s. He gained international recognition through roles in various films, particularly in the 1950s and 1960s. A significant breakthrough came with the film 'The Bridge at Remagen' in 1969, where he portrayed Lieutenant Hartman. Krüger continued to act in both European and American productions and was also a successful author. He won a German Film Award for his performances and developed a reputation for his versatility across different film genres. Throughout his career, he also featured in 'The One and Only' and 'Hatari!', solidifying his presence in international cinema. Krüger's career spanned over six decades, establishing him as a prominent figure in acting.
Appeared in 'The Bridge at Remagen'
Starred in 'Hatari!'
Played a lead role in 'The One and Only'
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