Pierre Brice

Birthday: 02/06/1929
Place of Birth: Brest, France

Biographie:
Pierre Brice, born February 6, 1929 in Brest, France, and died June 6, 2015, was a French actor best known for his role as Winnetou in the Karl May adaptations of the 1960s.

Brice grew up in a family of artists and began his acting career in the 1950s. However, his fame reached its peak when he took on the role of Winnetou in Treasure in Silver Lake (1962). This role shaped his life and made him an international star. Brice embodied Winnetou in a total of eleven films and was praised for his authentic portrayal of the legendary chief of the Apaches.

Despite his success as Winnetou, Brice also appeared in other film and television productions, showing his versatility as an actor. He appeared in films such as "The Schut" (1964) and "Le Tonnerre de Dieu" (1965) and acted in various plays.

Away from acting, Pierre Brice was also involved in environmental protection and conservation projects. In particular, he was committed to the protection of wild animals and supported various organizations in this area.

Pierre Brice left an unforgettable impression with his portrayal of Winnetou and his long career in the film industry. His talent, dedication and humanitarian commitment have made him an admired personality.

Role: Winnetou

Role: Winnetou

Role: Winnetou

Role: Winnetou

Role: Winnetou

Role: Winnetou

Role: Winnetou

Role: Winnetou