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Erich Hallhuber

Erich Hallhuber (born July 14, 1951 – died September 17, 2003) was a talented actor from Bavaria, a region in Germany. He was born in Munich and became well-known for his work in many different areas, including theatre, opera, television, and film.

About Erich Hallhuber

Erich Hallhuber was born in the city of Munich, Germany. Acting and performing seemed to run in his family, as his father was also an opera singer and an actor.

His Acting Career

Erich Hallhuber had a busy career, appearing in many plays, operas, movies, and TV shows. He was known for his versatile acting. Here are some of the places you might have seen his work:

• Rossini (a 1997 film)
• Der Stellvertreter (a 2002 film)
• Café Meineid (a TV series)
• Löwengrube – Die Grandauers und ihre Zeit (a TV series)

He also appeared in many popular German TV series over the years. Some of these include:

• Polizeiinspektion 1 (from 1983-1985)
• Derrick (from 1983-1993)
• The Old Fox (from 1983-2003)
• Tatort (from 1985-2000)
• Ein Fall für zwei (in 1989)
• Café Meineid (from 1990-2003)
• Immenhof (from 1994-1995)
• Der Bulle von Tölz (from 1997-2000)
• SOKO 5113 (from 1998-2001)
• Das Traumschiff (from 1998-2003)
• Siska (in 2000)
• Wilsberg (in 2002)

Later Life

Erich Hallhuber passed away in 2003 in his apartment in Munich.