Horst Buchholz

German actor in 'The Magnificent Seven'

Horst Buchholz - Performers & Entertainers born December 4th, 1933
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An accomplished actor, this individual gained prominence in international cinema during the 1950s and 1960s. Debuted in 'The Seventh Seal' directed by Ingmar Bergman, showcasing talent in dramatic roles. Starred in the acclaimed film 'The Magnificent Seven' as Chico, contributing to the classic Western genre. Worked with notable directors and appeared in various films across Europe and Hollywood, earning recognition for versatility. Later career included television appearances in Europe, particularly in German productions, maintaining presence in the acting community until death.

Starred in 'The Magnificent Seven'

Appeared in 'The Seventh Seal'

Featured in 'One, Two, Three'

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