Werner Peters Net Worth is
$19 Million

Mini Biography

Corpulent German character actor, often observed in menacing or unpleasant roles. Qualified under Lina Carstens (1935-1937), Peters primarily started out like a comedian. After armed service service in Globe Battle II, he reinvented himself as a significant dramatic actor, citizen for quite a while in the Munich Kammerspiele with the Deutsches Theatre. From 1948 onwards, he was authorized like a personality player from the East German film business DEFA, where he became mentioned for several excellent performances in movies just like the Affair Blum (1948) and, as the obsequious, power-hungry Dietrich Hessling, in the controversial Der Untertan (1951) (a starring part which won him an East German Country wide Prize). Peters moved to the Western in 1955 to portray Nazis, corrupt establishment numbers, sinister spies and reprehensible philistines (aswell while the odd law enforcement inspector or sufferer) in community and international movies. He strike the apex of his profession with Robert Siodmak’s The Devil Attacks during the night (1957), like a uniformed small Nazi functionary. His dark display image also produced Peters a perennial preferred as protagonist for the ever-popular “Dr. Mabuse” movies as well as the Edgar Wallace group of potboilers. Furthermore to his function before the camcorder, Peters setup a dubbing studio room in 1958 (Rondo Movies) that he himself provided German voice-overs for worldwide celebrities like Donald Pleasence and Pole Steiger.

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