Ludwig Stössel(1883-1973)

Ludwig Stössel nació el 12 de febrero de 1883 en Léka, Hungary, Austria-Hungary [ahora Lockenhaus, Burgenland, Austria]. Fue un actor, conocido por Idolo, amante y héroe (1942), La mansión de Drácula (1945) y Del centro de la Tierra a la Luna (1958). Estuvo casado con Eleanore Birn (performer). Murió el 29 de enero de 1973 en Hollywood, California, Estados Unidos.

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6.7

The Hollywood Palace
8.1
Serie de TV
- Little Ole Wine Maker
- 1964
The New Phil Silvers Show
7.2
Serie de TV
- Otto Shafmeister
- 1963
Window on Main Street
7.4
Serie de TV
- Ludwig (as Ludwig Stossel)
- 1961
Mis tres hijos
7.1
Serie de TV
- Janitor (as Ludwig Stossel)
- 1961
The Donna Reed Show
7.4
Serie de TV
- Piano Tuner
- 1961
Hong Kong
8.0
Serie de TV
- Wagner (as Ludwig Stossel)
- 1960
Café Europa
6.2
- Owner of Puppet Show (as Ludwig Stossel)
- 1960
Shotgun Slade
6.8
Serie de TV
- Professor Maximillian
- 1960
The Blue Angel
6.1
- Dr. Fritz Heine
- 1959
Man with a Camera
7.2
Serie de TV
- Anton Kovac
- 1958–1959
Perry Mason
8.3
Serie de TV
- Adolph Van Beers
- Otto Kessler (as Ludwig Stossel)
- 1958–1959
Tales of Frankenstein
5.9
Película de TV
- Wilhelm
- 1958
Del centro de la Tierra a la Luna
5.1
- Aldo Von Metz (as Ludwig Stossel)
- 1958
Me and the Colonel
7.0
- Dr. Szicki (as Ludwig Stossel)
- 1958
Papá lo sabe todo
7.4
Serie de TV
- Hanno
- Mister Fixit
- 1956–1958

Nombres alternativos
- Ludwig Stoessel
Nacimiento
- 12 de febrero de 1883
- Léka, Hungary, Austria-Hungary [now Lockenhaus, Burgenland, Austria]
Defunción
- 29 de enero de 1973
- Hollywood, California, Estados Unidos(causa no comunicada)
Cónyuge
- Eleanore Birn (performer)2 de junio de 1919 - 29 de enero de 1973 (su muerte)
Otros trabajos
TV commercials for Italian Swiss colony wine.
Listados publicitarios
- 4 Artículos

Trivia
In the 1960s, Italian Swiss Colony wine producers chose him to be their advertising spokesman. Dressed in an Alpine hat and lederhosen, his motto was that he was "That Little Old Winemaker, Me!" in a series of commercials that spanned a decade. The irony was that Stossel in real life was a longtime connoisseur of fine wines, and would normally never have had anything to do with a low-priced, mass-produced wine such as Italian Swiss Colony.