Peter Platzer died on 1959-12-13.

Peter Platzer was born on 1910-05-29.

Johann Georg Platzer died in 1761.

Johann Georg Platzer was born in 1704.

Platzer, H., Snelling, J. and Blake, D. (1997) Promoting reflective practitioners in nursing: a review of theoretical models and research into the use of diaries and journals to facilitate reflection. Teaching in Higher Education, 2, 1-3

The cast of Malaria - 1982 includes: Geli Brechelmacher as Livia Bernhard Grabmayr as Polizist Evelyn Karner as Biene Wolfgang Kopper as Gregor Peter Krychl as Friedrich Ruth Linshalm as Jennis Niki List as Thomas Rudi Platzer as Amis Stimme Sabine Platzer as Tusnelda Robert Polster as Hansi Barbara Schmid as Barbara Leopold Schreiner as Gregors Vater Hermann Strobel as Adam Susanne Winterstein Gernot Zimmermann as Attila

The cast of The Music Box - 2008 includes: Andreas Platzer as German Soldier Helen Searle as Lizzy Jennie Tkaz as Mary Rachel Watson as Chloe

The cast of Change - 1971 includes: Monica Bleibtreu as Guggi Hans Brenner as Blasi Peter Eschberg as Reicher Ingold Platzer as Frau Sedlacek Heinrich Schweiger as Antoine Rainer von Artenfels as Fery

The cast of Die Edegger-Familie - 1972 includes: Lotte Lang as Lienzer Omi Ingold Platzer as Mama Edegger Herbert Probst as Papa Edegger Ursula Siller as Anni Edegger Ernst Stankovski as Roger Edegger

The cast of Winterlegende - 1969 includes: Karl Dobravsky Anton Duschek Fritz Holzer as Guguhansel Rolf Karl Augustin Christine Kopitlansky Claus Machalica as Schorschi Ingold Platzer as Die Bachweberin Johanna Tomek Willy Wachtel Auguste Welten

The cast of Disneys kurze Pause - 2006 includes: Julia Eggert as Lilly Constantin Gastmann as Nico Andrea Guasch as Valentina Lea Kalbhenn as DJ Tobias Kern as Spy Laelia Platzer as Rocky Isabella Soric as Julia

The cast of La prima neve - 2013 includes: Sadia Afzal as Sadia Giuseppe Battiston as Fabio Anita Caprioli as Elisa Roberto Citran as Commissario Matteo Marchel as Michele Peter Mitterrutzner as Pietro Leonardo Paoli as Leo Andrea Pennacchi as Commissario Paolo Pierobon as Gus Lorenzo Pintarelli as Platzer

The cast of Affaire Blum - 1948 includes: Gerhard Bienert as Karl Bremer Paul Bildt as Untersuchungsrichter Konrat Jean Brahn as Fritz Merkel Emmy Burg as Therese Hans Christian Blech as Karlheinz Gabler Maly Delschaft as Anna Platzer Richard Drosten as Zahnarzt Blandine Ebinger as Lucie Schmerschneider Kurt Ehrhardt as Dr. Jakob Blum Karin Evans as Sabine Blum Hugo Kalthoff as Kriminalassistent Lorenz Reinhard Kolldehoff as Max Tischbein - Lehrer Herbert Malsbender as Redakteur Otto Matthies as Reporter Friedrich Maurer as Rechtsanwalt Dr. Gerhard Wormser Arno Paulsen as Wilhelm Platzer Werner Peters as Egon Konrad Margarete Salbach as Ruth Tischbein Alfred Schieske as Kriminalkommissar Otto Bonte Gisela Trowe as Christina Burman Ernst Waldow as Kriminalkommissar Schwerdtfeger

Ingold Platzer has: Performed in "Das Herz einer Frau" in 1951. Performed in "Drei, von denen man spricht" in 1953. Played Flambeau in "Pater Brown" in 1966. Played Die Bachweberin in "Winterlegende" in 1969. Played Seine Frau in "Der alte Richter" in 1969. Played Frau Schmahsal in "Tatort" in 1969. Played Frau Sedlacek in "Change" in 1971. Played Mama Edegger in "Die Edegger-Familie" in 1972. Played Luise in "Briefe von gestern" in 1972. Played Sonja in "Defraudanten" in 1972. Played Frau Gmeiner in "Ein unheimlich starker Abgang" in 1973. Played Frau Lang in "Josef Lang, k.u.k. Scharfrichter" in 1973. Played Frau Maier in "Ein echter Wiener geht nicht unter" in 1975. Performed in "Kleines Bezirksgericht" in 1976. Performed in "Tatort" in 1985.

The cast of Gladio - Geheimarmeen in Europa - 2011 includes: Giulio Andreotti as himself Gerhart Baum as himself Ulrich Chaussy as himself Gert Heidenreich as Narrator Monika Hohlmeier as herself Gilles Karolyi as Narrator Ignaz Platzer as himself Manfred Schreiber as himself Eckart Spoo as himself Gerold Tandler as himself Jochen Werner as Narrator

The cast of Amore - 1978 includes: Michael Bott Mario Cerza as Vater Calabrese Klaus Emberger as Klaus Wolfgang Fierek as Franz Pietro Giardini as Pietro Calabrese Johann Hermann Valerie Herminghaus as Mutter Calabrese Peter Kienberger as Papa Neuhauser Cleo Kretschmer as Maria Neuhauser Ferdinand May Brigitte Platzer as Brigitte Heinrich Tischler Pino Viciconte as Carlo

The cast of Der Himmel auf Erden - 1935 includes: Rudolf Carl as Diener Otto Lizzi Holzschuh as Hansi Adlgasser Julia Janssen as Erna von Wippritz Theo Lingen as Theaterdirektor Platzer Ilona Massey as Operettendiva Fioritta Hans Moser as Gasthofbesitzer Adlgasser Adele Sandrock as Tante Adele Hermann Thimig as Komponist Paul Heller

The cast of Schneewittchen und die sieben Zwerge - 1955 includes: Addi Adametz as The Evil Queen Elke Arendt as Snow White Niels Clausnitzer as Prince Charming Renate Eichholz as The Good Queen Zita Hitz as Francisca, The Chambermaid Erwin Platzer as The Little Negro Dietrich Thoms as The Hunter Paul Tripp as Narrator, US version Ruth von Zerboni

The cast of Feuerdrachen - 1981 includes: Kerstin Beyer as Andrea Hellwitz Ursula Braun as Frau Meyers Rudolf Christoph as Sheldreck Iurie Darie as John Nolan Birgit Frohriep as Blondine Michael Gwisdek as Werner Hellwitz Cox Habbema as Alida Nolan Manfred Heine as Dr. Winter Rolf Hoppe as Solka Gertraud Last as Archivarin Roswitha Marks as Katrin Achim Petry as Eisenberg Peter Reusse as Alexander Helmut Schellhardt as Platzer Lothar Schellhorn as Neubert

The cast of Ein unheimlich starker Abgang - 1973 includes: Mario Cerza as Italiener Wolfgang Fischer as Gufi Gerd Fitz as Staatsanwalt Peter Gebhart as Untersuchungsrichter Wilfried Klaus as Psychiater Patricia Morgan as Gisi Edwin Noel as Franz Ingold Platzer as Frau Gmeiner Thomas Reiner as Doktor-Doktor Axel Scholtz as Doktor Maria Singer as Frau Wagner Peter Steiner as Piwetz Magdalena Thora as Andrea Friedrich von Thun as Verteidiger Elmar Wepper as Manfred

The cast of Das Herz einer Frau - 1951 includes: Kurti Baumgartner as Konrad Rudolf Brix Rudolf Carl as Wambausek Heinz Conrads as Reporter Willy Dirtl Joseph Egger Maria Eis as Mrs. Pospischil Liesl Epple Richard Eybner Hella Ferstl as Fanny Karl Fochler Harry Hardt Robert Horny Josef Krastel Silvia Kraus Lotte Lang Josef Menschik Evi Panzner Ingold Platzer Gretl Rainer Else Rambausek Erna Schickl Erick Schifter Stefan Skodler as Werner Stein Ernst Stankovski Eric Walter Guido Wieland

The cast of Defraudanten - 1972 includes: Otto Ambross as Bauer Danila Christine Buchegger as Inaja Johannes Ferigo as Direktor des E-Werks Adrienne Gessner as Viteks Mutter Hugo Gottschlich as Klapka Melanie Horeschowsky as Frau Kabl Rudolf Jusits as Kosta Karl Krittl as Bauer Erni Mangold as Isabella Ernst Meister as General Karl Paryla as Prokop, Oberbuchhalter Ingold Platzer as Sonja Herbert Probst as Kommissar Raoul Retzer as Polizist Ilse Ritter as Sascha Johann Sklenka as Hausverwalter Kurt Sowinetz as Kriz Walter Stummvoll as Bauer Rainer von Artenfels as Vitek, Kassierer Franz Waldeck as Wirt Senta Wengraf as Lisa Guido Wieland as Marquis Greta Zimmer as Ludmilla

The cast of Zombiestad Gotland - 2008 includes: Fanny Astner as Zombie Markus Bengtsson as Zombie Emma Blom as Zombie Marielle Bolander as Zombie Adam Bouras as Tom Leimer Camilla Carlsson as Victim Carin Gyllenhammar as Female news-presenter Joakim Haglund as Rickard Daniel Kirmeier as Zombie Alexander Kirmeier as Zombie in the end Linus Kristiansson as Zombie Jim Kristiansson as Zombie Antonio Kylare as Zombie Robert Lamu as Simon Niklas Lindblad as Zombie Simon Lindby as Victim Maja Lindby Carlsson as Victim Elisabeth Linder as Emma Mattias Marcusson as Zombie Sofia Norgren as Zombie Stina Norgren as Zombie Alexander Nyroth as Zombie Marianne Olsson as Zombie Liv Platzer as Zombie Anna Revhult Szabo as Victim Teodor Stade as Zombie Axel Wenneberg as Zombie

At the 2008 Games in Beijing, athletes from Norway participated in the following sports: Athletics

Canoeing

Cycling

Equestrian

Fencing

Football

Handball

Rowing

Sailing

Shooting

Swimming

Taekwondo

Volleyball

Weightlifting

Wrestling Norweigan athletes won 9 medals at the 2008 Games, 3 gold, 5 silver, and 1 bronze: Gold - 1) Andreas Thorkildsen - men's javelin

2) Olaf Tufte - men's single sculls rowing

3) Women's handball team Silver - 1) Tore Brovold - men's skeet shooting

2) Nina Solheim - women's 67 kg taekwondo

3) Eirik Veras Larsen - men's K1 1000 meter kayaking

4) Kjersti Platzer - women's 20 km walk

5) Alexander Dale Oen - men's 100 meter breaststroke Bronze - 1) Sara Nordenstam - women's 200 meter breaststroke

Bernardus Manders has: Played Feldlinger in "Mayday - Flug in den Tod" in 1997. Played Van Dijk in "Wettlauf mit dem Tod - Das Geiseldrama von Gladbeck" in 1998. Played Onkel Klaus in "20.13 - Mord im Blitzlicht" in 2000. Played Robert in "Das letzte Mal" in 2000. Played Man in "Puzzled" in 2003. Played Polizist 1 in "Lohn deiner Angst" in 2006. Played Helger Platzer in "Flikken Maastricht" in 2007. Played Dr. Oskar Storz in "Sovia" in 2007. Played Degenhart in "Project Mindlog" in 2008. Played Richter Biskup in "Danni Lowinski" in 2010. Played Sprecher VI in "Suada" in 2010. Played Pastor in "Clair de Lune" in 2010. Played Peter van Brewer in "The Man Who Cuts the Sunday Roast" in 2010. Played Friseur Fred in "Bella und der Feigenbaum" in 2013. Played Ronald Keyzer in "De Blauwe Bank" in 2013.

The cast of Briefe von gestern - 1972 includes: Elisabeth Andergast as Julie Erich Auer as Markus Roberti Klaus Behrendt as Kurt Schmidtrathner Dieter Berner as Blacky Gisela Besch as Trude Gretl Elb as Wirtin Marianne Gerzner as Seine Frau Josef Hendrichs as Hartmann Peter Hey as Wirt Hans Holt as Der Sektionsrat Mario Kranz as Marterbauer Fritz Lehmann as Franz Alexander Lhotzky as Sein Sohn Ernst Meister as Ferry Erika Mottl as Karin Paula Nefzger as Omi Hanns Obonya as Oberstleutnant Willi Ingold Platzer as Luise Luise Prasser as Frau Hartmann Hortense Raky as Edith van Damme Hilde Rom as Seine Frau Elisabeth Rusa as Junge Frau mit Kind Heinrich Schweiger as Josef Uhlier Johann Sklenka as Wobra Helene Thimig as Alte Frau mit Feldpostbrief Maria Urban as Micky Oskar Willner as Opa Greta Zimmer as Irene

The cast of Widows - 2014 includes: Tal Berkovich as Milena Cohen Danay Garcia as Natalie Cruz Kayleigh Gilbert as Karen Kathrine Kohl Thorbek as Anna Itai Perelman Nasich as Chess Sina Platzer as Nina Yaniv Raphael Bar as Lenon Dominique Swain as Amanda Brandt

The cast of Wand vor der Wand - 2013 includes: Isa Ammerer Gloria Ammerer Ulf Ammerer Arno Ammerer Vurla Arasser Hutter Peter Bechtel as Eleonores Vater Cara Brochmann Anukun Bunsuk Elisabeth Cicek Oliver de la Varre as Andreas Bruckner Manuel Dragan as Erwin Kronberger Marvin Fred Colorado as Oliver Eberhard Anneliese Fuchs Renate Gippelhauser as Margarethe Hofer Roswitha Guggenberger Dagmar Guschbauer Elisabeth Haselwander Jessica Hoppe Harald Jokesch as Georg Eberhard Melitta Kovacs Sarah Kremser Gert Krug Michael Leypold Susanne Leypold Renate Lieber Nico Lieber Heryck Lopes de Souza Angelina Lukesch Philipp Maier Bernhard Maier Lukas Mair Wolfgang Maitz Luca Makotschnig Stefanie Miedl Rochus Millauer as Peter Leitner Udo Moll as Wirt Hildegard Pernsteiner Stefanie Platzer Vera Polak Nikola Polak Helfried Pusch Carina Pusch Liselotte Pusch Gabriela Ranz Aurelia Ryder Katharina Schlager Melanie Schlager Noah Sencar Mike Supancic as Bestattungsbeamter Elisabeth Tauber Elias Typolt Lisa Uschan Ute Veronika Olschnegger as Claudia Maier Renate Vidovic Renate Voraberger Tatiana Wolf Gisela Woltron Renate Woltron as Eleonore Eberhard

Arno Paulsen has: Played Franz Mierisch, Spediteur in "Razzia" in 1947. Played Hauptmann in "Wozzeck" in 1947. Played Gomolla in "Grube Morgenrot" in 1948. Played C.D. Miller in "Chemie und Liebe" in 1948. Played Wilhelm Platzer in "Affaire Blum" in 1948. Played Kuchenreuther in "Martina" in 1949. Performed in "Die Buntkarierten" in 1949. Played Herwitz in "Die Dritte von rechts" in 1950. Played Mr. Hill in "Epilog: Das Geheimnis der Orplid" in 1950. Played Oskar Tielebein, Gerichtsvollzieher in "Dreizehn unter einem Hut" in 1950. Played Manager Winternitz in "Die Sehnsucht des Herzens" in 1951. Played Matthes in "Blaubart" in 1951. Performed in "Hilfe, ich bin unsichtbar" in 1951. Played Bichler in "Torreani" in 1951. Played Braun in "Man lebt nur einmal" in 1952. Played Vater Erdmann in "Ich und Du" in 1953. Performed in "Rote Rosen, rote Lippen, roter Wein" in 1953. Played Hermann Hartung in "Der Onkel aus Amerika" in 1953. Performed in "Christina" in 1953. Played Hauptmann Bullerjahn in "Die Unbesiegbaren" in 1953. Played Taxifahrer (Berlin) in "Canaris" in 1954. Played Direktor Bertens in "Roman eines Frauenarztes" in 1954. Played Herr Schirrwind in "Regina Amstetten" in 1954. Played Doorman in "Hotel Adlon" in 1955. Played Taxifahrer in "Alibi" in 1955. Played Luftschutzwart Nessel in "Der 20. Juli" in 1955. Performed in "Michael Kramer" in 1955. Played Herr Behmer in "Mein Vater, der Schauspieler" in 1956. Played Vater Marseille in "Der Stern von Afrika" in 1957. Performed in "Und das am Montagmorgen" in 1957. Played Margots Vater in "Banktresor 713" in 1957. Performed in "Scampolo" in 1958. Played Chief travel agency in "Hoppla, jetzt kommt Eddie" in 1958. Played Textilkaufmann Grossmann in "Am Tag, als der Regen kam" in 1959. Played Hugo Liebling, Direktor in "Traumrevue" in 1959. Performed in "Liane, die Tochter des Dschungels" in 1961. Played Stadtrat Balle in "Die Wildente" in 1961. Played Direktor Malina in "Robert und Bertram" in 1961. Played Dr. Schrakamp in "Der Fall Jakubowski - Rekonstruktion eines Justizirrtums" in 1964. Performed in "Krimi-Quiz - Amateure als Kriminalisten" in 1964.

Helmut Schellhardt has: Performed in "Engel im Fegefeuer" in 1964. Played Martin Schober in "Der Staatsanwalt hat das Wort" in 1965. Played Horst Kramer in "Der Staatsanwalt hat das Wort" in 1965. Played Prosper in "Das Risiko" in 1965. Played Helmut Ebert in "Der Staatsanwalt hat das Wort" in 1965. Played Johannes Sikorska senior in "Der Staatsanwalt hat das Wort" in 1965. Played Otto Brosowski Jr. in "Die Fahne von Kriwoj Rog" in 1967. Played (1969) in "Sankt Urban" in 1969. Played Kommandeur in "Geheime Spuren" in 1969. Played Kasarin in "Maskerade" in 1970. Played Kriminalstellenleiter Lehmbruck in "Polizeiruf 110" in 1971. Played Schwiegervater in "Polizeiruf 110" in 1971. Played Fritz Mengers in "Verwandte und Bekannte" in 1971. Played Trainer Reimer in "Polizeiruf 110" in 1971. Played Alfred Losansky in "Polizeiruf 110" in 1971. Played Major Werner in "Angebot aus Schenectady" in 1971. Played Oberst Reuter in "Polizeiruf 110" in 1971. Played Vater Rau in "Polizeiruf 110" in 1971. Played Kriminalrat Reuter in "Polizeiruf 110" in 1971. Played Kommissar in "Invasion" in 1972. Played Vater Lerche in "Meine Schwester Tilli" in 1972. Performed in "Bettina von Arnim" in 1972. Played Haupt in "Der Regimentskommandeur" in 1972. Performed in "Testfall" in 1972. Played Daniel Berrigan in "Der Prozess gegen die Neun von Catonsville" in 1972. Played Stegemann in "Die lieben Mitmenschen" in 1972. Played Kundschafter Wendland in "Das unsichtbare Visier" in 1973. Played Seifensieder in "Egmont" in 1974. Played Gouverneur Johnson in "Tod am Mississippi" in 1974. Played Erwin Koch in "Das Schilfrohr" in 1974. Performed in "Zum Beispiel Flick" in 1975. Played Vollrath in "Pirat mit Hindernissen" in 1975. Performed in "Die Falle" in 1975. Played Erwin Dumke in "Der Weg ins Nichts" in 1976. Played Vissery in "Der Blitzprozess" in 1977. Played Obergefreiter Henselmann in "Archiv des Todes" in 1980. Performed in "Die Vorladung" in 1980. Played Platzer in "Feuerdrachen" in 1981. Performed in "Jockei Monika" in 1981. Played Buggisch in "Jockei Monika" in 1981. Played Gregor Zeitz in "Der ungebetene Gast" in 1981. Played Theo Baldorf in "Front ohne Gnade" in 1984. Played Waldeck in "Die letzte Begegnung" in 1987. Played Kalle Wiegand in "Kiezgeschichten" in 1987. Performed in "Geschichten einer Nacht" in 1990. Played Dr. Schiller (1991) in "Mit Herz und Robe" in 1991. Played Hausmeister Proll in "Wolffs Revier" in 1992.

The cast of Die Millionenshow - 2000 includes: Karoline Alton as herself Birgit Angerer as herself Alexander Antonitsch as himself Mario Arar as himself Armin Assinger as Himself - Host Peter Augendopler as Himself - The Kornspitz Company Gabriele Beinhundner as herself Monika Bertha as herself Christoph Bruckner as himself Christian Clerici as himself Norbert Darabos as himself Anthony De Bedts as himself Susanne Denk as herself Michaela Dorfmeister as herself Herbert Dowalil as himself Klaus Eberhartinger as himself Rainhard Fendrich as Himself - Host Stefan Feurstein as himself Yvonne Fink as herself Kerstin Gansl as herself Andreas Goldberger as himself Maria Grasser as herself Uli Grieshofer as herself Hannes Haberl as himself Karlheinz Hackl as himself Brunhilde Haiderer as herself Volker Harra as himself Tamee Harrison as Herself - Performer Nina Hartmann as herself Sigrid Hauser as herself Michaela Heese as herself Stefan Heilinger as himself Silke Herrich as herself Wilhelm Hillinger as himself Ernst Hintermayer as himself Tobias Huemer as himself Mirna Jukic as herself Melanie Kalman as herself Arno Karrer as himself Bernhard Kaute as himself Johannes Kirnbauer as himself Johanna Koblmiller as herself Klaus Kramler as himself Franz Krickl as himself Nora Laufer as herself Josefa Lebhard as herself Heinz Marecek as Himself - Telefonjoker Maria Mauk as herself Thomas Morgenstern as himself Brigitte Neumeister as herself Angelika Niedetzky as herself Lica Paloma Petritz as herself Rainer Pariasek as himself Marc Pircher as himself Sandra Pires as herself Markus Platzer as himself Oliver Polzer as himself Herbert Prohaska as himself Monika Prokopp as herself Markus Pyringer as himself Ulrich Raifer as himself Peter Rapp as himself Andreas Reinbacher as himself Dietmar Robl as himself Michael Roscher as himself Rudi Roubinek as himself Rudi Roubinek as Obersthofmeister Seyffenstein Gerold Rudle as himself Vera Russwurm as herself Christian Scheiber as himself Verena Scheitz as herself Alexandra Schilder as herself Frenkie Schinkels as himself Walter Schlacher as himself Barbara Schmeiser as herself Anna Schneider as herself Stefanie Schuster as herself Anton Schutti as himself Gregor Seberg as himself Robert Seeger as himself Dietrich Siegl as Himself - Telefonjoker Nedzad Siljak as himself Romana Sommerer as herself Kristina Sprenger as herself Matthias Steiner as himself Dirk Stermann as himself Sabiene Strasser as herself Helma Strizik as herself Fritz Strobl as himself Rainer Strondl as himself Christoph Sumann as himself Sabine Theiner as herself Brigitte Trink as herself Natalia Ushakova as herself Mirjam Weichselbraun as herself Birgit Weilguny as herself Andreas Weithaler as himself Michaela Wernisch as herself Andreas Wirrer as himself Peter Wittmann as himself Josef Wolowiec as himself Saschah Zaheri as himself

The cast of Der Schatten des Schreibers - 1995 includes: Hans Dieter Knebel as Max Bonnie Esau as 1. Spieler Silvia Fenz as Charlotte Wolfgang Gasser as Verleger Ruediger Hentzschel as Kellner Peter Janda as Pianist Walter Kordesch as 3.Stammgast Rudi Platzer as 2. Spieler Robert Polster as 5.Stammgast Hary Prinz as Assistent Fredi Schauer as 2, Stammgast Hilde Sochor as Wirtin Franz Solar as Portier Fredl Stahl as 4.Stammgast Piroska Szekely as Jasmin Gudrun Tielsch as Sarah Hans Werner Meyer as Robert David Birgit Zamulo as Barbara

The cast of Verlorene Eier - 1976 includes: Sepp Gneissl as Professor Markus Gerhard Hartig as Police Inspector Angelika Hefner as Angie Jane Iwanoff as Jane Marion Koos as 2. Schwester Claudia Claudia Mehringer as Claudia Sigrun Theil as Sigrun Helen Thomas as Helene Rolf Zigan as Jankowski

Maly Delschaft has: Performed in "Der Liebling der Frauen" in 1921. Played Julia in "Danton" in 1921. Played Seine Nichte in "Der letzte Mann" in 1924. Performed in "Dudu, ein Menschenschicksal" in 1924. Played Ulrike, Gesellschafterin in "Lumpen und Seide" in 1925. Performed in "Die eiserne Braut" in 1925. Played Emma in "Der Hahn im Korb" in 1925. Performed in "Der Mann auf dem Kometen" in 1925. Performed in "Die Anne-Liese von Dessau" in 1925. Played Trude in "Wenn Du eine Tante hast" in 1925. Played Die Lehrerin in "Kreuzzug des Weibes" in 1926. Performed in "Die da unten" in 1926. Performed in "Der Mann ohne Schlaf" in 1926. Played Ottilie Giesecke in "Als ich wiederkam" in 1926. Played Elijy in "Jagd auf Menschen" in 1926. Played Hedwig in "Die Kleine und ihr Kavalier" in 1926. Performed in "La Girl aux mains fines" in 1926. Played Emilie - Gustavs Frau in "Die Wiskottens" in 1926. Performed in "Das Recht zu leben" in 1927. Played Susanne, Direktrice in "Liebe geht seltsame Wege" in 1927. Played Magda in "Der Fluch der Vererbung" in 1927. Played Pia Schwiek in "Petronella - Das Geheimnis der Berge" in 1927. Played Lindenwirtin in "Die Lindenwirtin am Rhein" in 1927. Performed in "Der Kavalier vom Wedding" in 1927. Played Marie Kramer in "Die Strecke" in 1927. Played Elly Nagel in "Herr Meister und Frau Meisterin" in 1928. Played Stefanie in "Das Schicksal derer von Habsburg" in 1928. Performed in "Casanovas Erbe" in 1928. Played Lilo - ihre Tochter in "Eros in Ketten" in 1929. Played Elsa Lohrmann in "Das Recht der Ungeborenen" in 1929. Played Anna, seine Frau in "Andreas Hofer" in 1929. Played Rosi - ihre Tante in "Die kleine Veronika" in 1929. Performed in "Die keusche Kokette" in 1929. Performed in "Wo wohne ich gut und billig" in 1931. Played Miss Krauss in "Keine Feier ohne Meyer" in 1931. Played Ileana in "Meine Frau, die Hochstaplerin" in 1931. Played Ilse, seine Frau in "Dienst ist Dienst" in 1931. Performed in "Strohwitwer" in 1931. Performed in "Galgenhumor" in 1932. Played Wanda von Lipska in "Heimat am Rhein" in 1933. Played Hella in "K 1 greift ein" in 1933. Played Barbara von Melchthal in "Wilhelm Tell" in 1934. Performed in "Der sanfte Jacob" in 1934. Performed in "Psst, ich bin Tante Emma" in 1937. Played Mali Schlieker in "Altes Herz geht auf die Reise" in 1938. Played Frau im Zug in "Blinder Eifer schadet nur" in 1938. Played Amalie Bernau in "Paradies der Junggesellen" in 1939. Performed in "Aberglaube" in 1940. Played Vera, Angelikas Freundin in "Angelika" in 1940. Played Seine Frau in "Hochzeitsnacht" in 1941. Played Frau von Purkhammer in "Mit den Augen einer Frau" in 1942. Played Anna Platzer in "Affaire Blum" in 1948. Played Bertha - seine Mutter in "Schuld allein ist der Wein" in 1949. Played Annemarie Naumann in "Familie Benthin" in 1950. Played Frau Klitsch in "Die Jungen vom Kranichsee" in 1950. Played Bertha Sonnenbruck in "Die Sonnenbrucks" in 1951. Played Frau Lehmke in "Das Beil von Wandsbek" in 1951. Played Frau Ludwig in "Frauenschicksale" in 1952. Played Kuddels Mutter in "Anna Susanna" in 1953. Played Frau Wilke in "Alibi" in 1955. Performed in "Vor Gott und den Menschen" in 1955. Played Mrs. Mosbach in "Star mit fremden Federn" in 1955. Played Margit Sund in "Das verbotene Paradies" in 1958. Played Susi Rettig in "Meine Frau macht Musik" in 1958. Performed in "Der Mann im Strom" in 1958. Played Claudia Galotti in "Emilia Galotti" in 1958. Performed in "Menschen von Budapest" in 1960. Performed in "Zwei unter Millionen" in 1961.

The cast of Pater Brown - 1966 includes: Werner Abrolat as Bauarbeiter Werner Abrolat as Diener Wolf Ackva as Mr. Right Addi Adametz as Weiblicher Gangster Helmut Alimonta as Busfahrer Helmut Alimonta as Wirt Otto Ambros Ernst Anders as Arthur Carstair Elisabeth Arnold as Maggie Gerd Baltus as Robert Musgrave Adolf Beinl Angelika Bender Walter Benn Claus Biederstaedt as Mr. Slatter Jochen Blume as Dr. Harris Folker Bohnet Otto Bolesch as Osrick Orme Astrid Boner as Silvia Quinton Dieter Borsche as Henry Baker Carl Bosse as Mr. Todd Viktoria Brams as Viola Peter Capell as Sir Aren Ingrid Capelle as Sheila Winters Rolf Castell as Kellner Alfred Cerny as Constable Jack Hans Cossy as Lord Henry Katharina De Bruyn as Sybill Paula Denk Brigitte Dietz as Annie Williams Gerhard Dorfer as Sherlock Holmes Christian Dorn as Mann im Zug Anton Duschek Eckart Dux as Tom Heinz Ehrenfreund as Mr. Hunter Karin Eickelbaum as Sybill Flute Gretl Elb as Mrs. Mac Napp Hans Elwenspoek as Mr. Appeldorn Wolfgang Engels as Pfarrer Cox Hans Epskamp as Lord Staints Ulrich Faulhaber as Frank Johannes Ferigo Siegurd Fitzek as Arzt Karl Fochler Wolfgang Forester as Morris Felix Franchy as Arzt Felix Franchy as Rechtsanwalt Dyke Ellen Frank Astrid Frank as Miss Alice Peter Frick as Charles Kenton Peter Fricke as Dr. Tom Hunter Konrad Georg as Dr. Trail Holger Hagen as Smith Fred Haltiner as Mr. Wilson Joachim Hansen as Captain Vain Georg Hartmann as Sir Hubert Wolfgang Hebenstreit as Oscar Rian Alexander Hegarth as Dellman Lisa Helwig as Mrs. Dibble Josef Hendrichs Gaby Herbst as Evelyn Ute Herz as Patricia Winter Werner Hessenland Edith Hieronimus Michael Hinz as Barridge Dinah Hinz as Laura Martin Hirthe as Norman Bourne Lutz Hochstraate as Polizist Gisela Hoeter as Mabel Bourne Claus Hofer as Wallace Potter Karl John as John Friedrich Joloff as Richter Hannes Kaetner as Obstladenbesitzer Rolf Karl Augustin Hans Karl Friedrich as Professor Openshaw Krista Keller as Aurora Rom Alexander Kerst as Sir Claude Herbert Kersten Ingrid Kohr as Miss Jone Daisy Walter Kohut as Hugh Romain Peter Kollek as Mr. Angus Nino Korda as Tom Atkinson Fritz Korn Hans Korte as Crayton Werner Kotzerke as Wingham Ulrich Kuhlmann as Verteidiger Otto Kurth as Makler Carl Lange as Sir Henry Chester Fritz Lehmann Georg Lehn as Mr. Andrew Michael Lenz as Dr. John Valentine Kurt Liederer as Harold Harker Karl Lieffen as Mister Level Wolfried Lier as Wicks Albert Lieven as Lord Seymore Eduard Linkers as Inspektor Evans Anita Lochner as Janet Drews Peter Lodynski as Boyle Josef Loibl Beppo Louca Karl Ludwig Lindt Karl Ludwig Lindt as Arzt Karl Ludwig Lindt as Timothy Wolfgang Lukschy as Senior Alvares Peter Maertens as Cox junior Alois Maria Giani as Anwalt Lee Karl Maria Schley as Sir Arthur Hertha Martin as Miss White Louise Martini as Misses Barnes Kitty Mattern as Lady Josef Meinrad as Pater Brown Ernst Meister as Dr. Hood Wolfram Mertz Robert Meyn as Sir Artuhr Outram Robert Naegele as Rezeptionist Horst Naumann as Oberst Cutler Paul Neuhaus as Gast Lotte Neumayer Christiane Nielsen as Gloria Robinson Hanns Otto Ball Panos Papadopulos as Salvatore Ina Peters as Johns Tochter Werner Peters as Senior Mendozza Julio Pinheiro as Butler Ingold Platzer as Flambeau Werner Pochath as Joe Henning Hansi Prinz Christine Prober as Olive Herbert Probst Hans Quest as Bankdirektor Canby Wolf Rahtjen Barbara Rath as Bradleys Verlobte Anton Reimer as alter Schauspieler Karl Renar as Butler Parkinson Simone Rethel as Freundin des Pensionsbesitzers Raoul Retzer as Carlos Erna Riedl as Tante Marion Hilde Rom as Mrs. Webster Horst Sachtleben as Diener Hannes Schiel Willy Schultes as Schmiedgeselle Walter Sedlmayr as Privatdetektiv Muggleton Manfred Seipold as Mister Floyd Helma Seitz as Wirtin Willy Semmelrogge as Rechtsanwalt Littleton Claudia Siegle Dany Sigel as Edda Todd Frauke Sinjen as Peggy Openshaw Jochen Sostmann Uli Steigberg Ingeborg Steinbach as Margret Brown Sigfrit Steiner as Diener Erwin Strahl Achim Strietzel as Reporter Rudolf Strobl Gerti Tenger Herbert Tiede as Arnold Elmer Fritz Tillmann as Admiral Pendragon Ellen Umlauf as Lady Miriam Kirsten Vaupel as Krystabelle Carstair Edith Volkmann as Mrs. Carrew Alexis von Hagemeister as Dr. Bloom Alexis von Hagemeister as Onkel Tom Olga von Togni Karl Walter Diess as Mr. Royce Wolfgang Weiser as Isidore Bruno Herbert Weissbach as Professor Hilde Weissner as Frau Marroni Edgar Wenzel Gert Wiedenhofen as Ruppert Ray Guido Wieland as Inspektor Smith Gundolf Willer as Mister Fenshaw Christian Wolff as Henry Staints Greta Zimmer as Miss Pauline Daisy Kurt Zips as Mr. Davis Heinz Zuber

Theo Lingen has: Performed in "Ins Blaue hinein" in 1929. Played Charles in "Zwei Krawatten" in 1930. Played Conny Coon in "Dolly macht Karriere" in 1930. Played Reisender Philipps in "Die Firma heiratet" in 1931. Played Manager Ileanas in "Meine Frau, die Hochstaplerin" in 1931. Performed in "Mann ist Mann" in 1931. Played Edgar Magnussen in "Das Testament des Cornelius Gulden" in 1932. Played Theo in "Zigeuner der Nacht" in 1932. Performed in "Mein Name ist Lampe" in 1932. Performed in "Das Abenteuer der Thea Roland" in 1932. Played Mr. Bottlekeeper in "Zwei himmelblaue Augen" in 1932. Played Rosnowsky, Finanzagent in "Im Bann des Eulenspiegels" in 1932. Played Drage in "Der Frauendiplomat" in 1932. Played Lachender Herr in "Friederike" in 1932. Played Oberkellner in "Ein toller Einfall" in 1932. Played 1. Gast Lissys in "Ein Unsichtbarer geht durch die Stadt" in 1933. Played Teddy Flink in "Keine Angst vor Liebe" in 1933. Played Karetzky in "Das Testament des Dr. Mabuse" in 1933. Performed in "Meine Frau, seine Frau" in 1933. Played Sendeleiter in "Welle 4711" in 1933. Played Hotel-Emil in "Liebe muss verstanden sein" in 1933. Played Herr Bock in "Flucht nach Nizza" in 1933. Played Fred,ein Sohn in "Eine Stadt steht kopf" in 1933. Played Der Sohn in "Die kleine Schwindlerin" in 1933. Played Sir Phillips in "Walzerkrieg" in 1933. Played Heinrich Wittekind in "Ich heirate meine Frau" in 1934. Played Fischer in "Liebe dumme Mama" in 1934. Performed in "Schlagerpartie" in 1934. Played Pelle in "Ich sehne mich nach dir" in 1934. Played Thomasini in "Die Abschieds-Symphonie" in 1934. Played Anton, Diener bei Dr. Werner in "Csibi, der Fratz" in 1934. Played Flipp, the servant in "...heute abend bei mir" in 1934. Performed in "Der verlorene Sohn" in 1934. Played Oberlehrer Schneemilch in "Held einer Nacht" in 1935. Played Alois in "Der Schlafwagenkontrolleur" in 1935. Played Theaterdirektor Platzer in "Der Himmel auf Erden" in 1935. Played Hans Heinz Hinz in "Ich liebe alle Frauen" in 1935. Played Melchior Feuerfuchs in "Das Einmaleins der Liebe" in 1935. Played Karl Lehmann in "Ein falscher Fuffziger" in 1935. Performed in "Wer wagt - gewinnt" in 1935. Played Kautz in "Winternachtstraum" in 1935. Played Fritz Schlemke in "Es geht um mein Leben" in 1936. Played Prinz von Illyrien in "Ein Hochzeitstraum" in 1936. Played Thomas Bruckmann - Kompagnon des Konsuls in "Die Leute mit dem Sonnenstich" in 1936. Played Harry Blount, British journalist in "Der Kurier des Zaren" in 1936. Played Der Diener in "Opernring" in 1936. Played Till Eulenspiegel in "Till Eulenspiegel: Wie Eulenspiegel sich einmal erbot, zu fliegen" in 1936. Performed in "Die verschwundene Frau" in 1937. Played Fritz Ortmann - Lehramtskandidat in "Unentschuldigte Stunde" in 1937. Played Aristide Boupon in "Zauber der Boheme" in 1937. Played Lucien Mercour, ein Revue-Autor in "Die Austernlilli" in 1937. Played Inspizient Dornbusch in "Premiere" in 1937. Performed in "Der Optimist" in 1938. Played Kurt Stegemann in "Finale" in 1938. Played Lord Benton in "Diskretion - Ehrensache" in 1938. Played Graf Cambouilly in "Der Tanz auf dem Vulkan" in 1938. Played Emil Sperling in "Das indische Grabmal" in 1938. Played Emil Sperling in "Der Tiger von Eschnapur" in 1938. Played himself in "Es leuchten die Sterne" in 1938. Performed in "Opernball" in 1939. Played Karl Findeisen in "Marguerite : 3" in 1939. Played Luigi in "Marionette" in 1939. Played Klinke in "Hochzeitsreise zu dritt" in 1939. Played Eckehart, Schwiegerson in "Der ungetreue Eckehart" in 1940. Played Paul, Kerstens Diener in "Sieben Jahre Pech" in 1940. Played Leberle, Adjutant in "Rosen in Tirol" in 1940. Played Lepke in "Frau Luna" in 1941. Played Anton in "Was geschah in dieser Nacht" in 1941. Played Felix in "Dreimal Hochzeit" in 1941. Played Hoteldirektor Oberweger in "Sonntagskinder" in 1941. Played Viktor - Dirigent in "Tolle Nacht" in 1943. Performed in "Renee XIV" in 1946. Played Peter Vogel in "Hin und her" in 1948. Played Benno Paradis - Tierstimmen-Imitator in "Philine" in 1949. Played Meister Anton in "Die Mitternachtsvenus" in 1951. Played Fritz Sperling in "Hilfe, ich bin unsichtbar" in 1951. Played Hadschi in "Die Diebin von Bagdad" in 1952. Played Robert Heinemann in "Man lebt nur einmal" in 1952. Played Dr. Reinhold Zibelius in "Die vertagte Hochzeitsnacht" in 1953. Played Colonello in "Die Tochter der Kompanie" in 1953. Played Theo in "Heimlich, still und leise" in 1953. Played Sebastian in "Heidi und Peter" in 1955. Played Blackwell in "Die Wirtin zur Goldenen Krone" in 1955. Played Jakob Wieler in "Der Mustergatte" in 1956. Played August Birnstiel in "Ein tolles Hotel" in 1956. Played Philipp, Diener bei Dannhauser in "Opernball" in 1956. Played August Rums, Schnapsfabrikant in "August der Halbstarke" in 1957. Played Schneidermeister Titus Hasenklein in "Vater macht Karriere" in 1957. Played Theobald Schreyer, Finanzier in "Die Beine von Dolores" in 1957. Played Anton Kaltenbach in "Familie Schimek" in 1957. Played Werner Sturm in "Die Unschuld vom Lande" in 1957. Performed in "Egon, der Frauenheld" in 1957. Played Himmel in "Ein Lied geht um die Welt" in 1958. Played Sir David Lindsay in "Die Sklavenkarawane" in 1958. Played Karl Schmitt in "Die Nacht vor der Premiere" in 1959. Played Herr Fliegenschild - triangle-player in "Hinter den sieben Gleisen" in 1959. Played Roberto Rossi in "Die gute Sieben" in 1959. Played Colonel Tuplitz in "Die Gans von Sedan" in 1959. Played Heinrich Krull in "Die Kassette" in 1961. Played Pichler in "Bei Pichler stimmt die Kasse nicht" in 1961. Played Robert Carruche in "Schule der Gattinnen" in 1961. Performed in "Berlin-Melodie" in 1963. Played Prof. Dr. Liebreich in "Der Musterknabe" in 1963. Played Studienrat Sesselbein in "Das alte Hotel" in 1963. Played Baron Barrenkrona in "Kolportage" in 1964. Played Pater Diego in "Don Juan oder Die Liebe zur Geometrie" in 1965. Played Onkel Nolte in "Die fromme Helene" in 1965. Played Studienrat in "Die Rudi Carrell Show" in 1965. Played Sanftleben in "Die Heiden von Kummerow und ihre lustigen Streiche" in 1967. Played Professor Theo Lingen in "Die Witzakademie" in 1967. Played Malvolia in "Was Ihr wollt" in 1968. Played Professor Crey in "Die Feuerzangenbowle" in 1970. Played Onkel Theo in "Hilfe, die Verwandten kommen" in 1971. Played Styx in "Orpheus in der Unterwelt" in 1971. Played Pauli in "Tante Trude aus Buxtehude" in 1971. Played Himself - Singer in "Anneliese Rothenberger gibt sich die Ehre" in 1971. Played Dr. Theo Schatz in "Die tollen Tanten schlagen zu" in 1971. Played Theo Frobenius in "Wer zuletzt lacht, lacht am besten" in 1971. Played Archibald in "Ball im Savoy" in 1971. Played Herr Kannenberg in "Hauptsache Ferien" in 1972. Played Klemptner in "Klimbim" in 1973. Played Himself - Host in "Schlagerfestival 1926" in 1973. Played himself in "Klimbim" in 1973. Played himself in "Am laufenden Band" in 1974. Played Sergeant Cuff in "Der Monddiamant" in 1974. Played Bastian in "Hochzeitsnacht im Paradies" in 1974. Played Zeitgenosse in "Damals wie heute" in 1975. Played himself in "Musik ist Trumpf" in 1975. Played himself in "Schnick-Schnack" in 1975. Played Dr. Leander in "Tristan" in 1975. Played Himself - Guest in "Treffpunkt Herz" in 1975. Played Intendant von Krombholz in "Hoftheater" in 1975. Played Joseph Chiffonet in "Pariser Geschichten" in 1977. Played Himself - Narrator (segment "Hans Huckebein") in "Wilhelm Busch - Die Trickfilm-Parade: Max und Moritz und andere Streiche" in 1978. Played Theo Marmorstein in "Lady Dracula" in 1978. Performed in "Theo Lingen: Komiker wurde ich nur aus Versehen" in 1999.

The cast of Kiddy Contest - 1995 includes: Aleksandar Abazoski as Himself - Announcer Aleksandar Abazoski as Himself - Solo Singer Lisa Aberer as Herself - Solo Singer Leonie Adam as Herself - Solo Singer Asja Ahatovic as herself No Angels as Themselves Bernhard Arko as Himself - Duett Singer with Daniel Pirker LaFee as herself LaFee as Herself - Solo Singer Fatura as Themselves Madcon as Themselves Banaroo as Themselves Maria Aschenwald as Herself - Solo Singer Chiara Aufegger as Herself - Solo Singer Tamara Badegruber as herself Orry Bandara Athurugiri as Himself - Solo Singer Vivien Barman as Herself - Solo Singer Celina Baudisch as herself Sarah Bednarz as herself Kati Bellowitsch as Herself - Host Katharina Bergant as Herself - Solo Singer Thilo Berndt as Himself - Solo Singer Jeanette Biedermann as herself Miky Biton as Himself - Duett Singer with Bettina Ebner Jimi Blue Ochsenknecht as himself Janine Blumauer as Herself - Solo Singer Tanja Brankovic as Herself - Solo Singer Jessika Brei as herself Thomas Breuer as Himself - Solo Singer Wilke Brinkmann as Himself - Solo Singer Fariba Buchheim as Herself - Solo Singer India Callender as herself Yvonne Catterfeld as herself Kiddy Contest Dancers as Themselves Sonja Cresnik as Herself - Solo Singer Ramona Curin as Herself - Solo Singer Tanja Danzer as Herself - Solo Singer Marcello Delpino as himself Esther Dierkes as Herself - Duett Singer with Julian Weber Wendy Dindic as Herself - Solo Singer Verena Doublier as Herself - Solo Singer Nicole Dyane Corvinus as Herself - Solo Singer Bettina Ebner as Herself - Duett Singer with Miky Biton Daniel Eisele as Himself - Duett Singer with Magdalena Kaiblinger Laura Elssel as Herself - Duett Singer with Christian Wimmer Christoph Erlach as Himself - Solo Singer Jennifer Erlbacher as Herself - Solo Singer Elisabeth Fankhauser as Herself - Solo Singer Nicki Freiberger as Herself - Solo Singer Dominik Gassner as Himself - Solo Singer Nicolas Geisler as Himself - Solo Singer Florian Gepp as Himself - Solo Singer Stefanie Glawogger as Herself - Solo Singer Joachim Goller as Himself - Duett Singer with Andrea Wilhelmer Mandy Grace Capristo as herself Mandy Grace Capristo as Herself - Solo Singer Laurin Greiter as himself Carolina Grigorov as Herself - Solo Singer Lisa Grubner as Herself - Duett Singer with Manuel Hartweger Manuel Gutleb as Himself - Duett Singer with Natalia Kelly Alexander Gutmaier as Himself - Solo Singer Sarah Hager as Herself - Solo Singer Manuel Hartweger as Himself - Duett Singer with Lisa Grubner Caroline Hat as herself Caroline Hat as Herself - Announcer Caroline Hat as Herself - Solo Singer Thomas Havlik as Himself - Duett Singer with Kathrin Wurzer Julian Heidrich as Himself - Solo Singer Annabel Hernandez as Herself - Solo Singer Kiara Hollatko as Herself - Solo Singer Heike Holler as Herself - Solo Singer Leonie Holz as Herself - Solo Singer Sophia Hopfer as Herself - Duett Singer Rebecca Horner as Herself - Co-Host Eva Huss as Herself - Solo Singer Meggie Jacobs as Herself - Solo Singer Klara Jovanovic as Herself - Solo Singer Magdalena Kaiblinger as Herself - Duett Singer with Daniel Eisele Laura Kamhuber as herself Natalia Kelly as Herself - Duett Singer with Manuel Gutleb Sara Kepplinger as Herself - Duett Singer with Samuel Royer Erwin Kiennast as himself Sebastian Killinger as Himself - Solo Singer Marco Klemmer as Himself - Duett Singer with Daniela Vogel Marco Klemmer as Himself - Extra - Duett Singer with Daniela Vogel Katrin Kogler as herself Nathanaele Koll as Herself - Solo Singer Hanna Kopenetz as Herself - Solo Singer Simone Kopmajer as Herself - Solo Singer Daniela Koral as Herself - Solo Singer Niki Kracher as Herself - Solo Singer Christina Kramer as Herself - Announcer Christina Kramer as Herself - Solo Singer Lara Krause as Herself - Duett Singer Nina Kremsmair as Herself - Solo Singer Tanja Kreutmayer as Herself - Announcer Tanja Kreutmayer as Herself - Solo Singer Viktoria Kulmer as Herself - Solo Singer Paul Kunz as Himself - Solo Singer Stephanie Laggner as Herself - Solo Singer Anna Lena Breuning as Herself - Solo Singer Andrea Lienbacher as herself Roman Lochmann as Himself - Duett Singer Vera Luttenberger as Herself - Solo Singer Else Mack as herself Todor Manojlovic as Himself - Solo Singer Jo Marie Dominiak as Herself - Solo Singer Stephanie Markovits as Herself - Solo Singer Manuel Millonig as Himself - Solo Singer Ron Mizrahi as Himself - Duett Singer with Vanessa Veraldi Nina Moghaddam as Herself - Co-Host Cornelia Mooswalder as herself Stefan Mosonyi as Himself - Duett Singer with Marie T. L.-N. Nadine Nathalie Eisl as Herself - Solo Singer Christoph Neubauer as Himself - Solo Singer Jean Novljan as Herself - Solo Singer Sandy Ontl as Herself - Solo Singer Melanie Pagger as Herself - Solo Singer Simon Panstingl as Himself - Duett Singer with Tina Pechmann Tina Pechmann as Herself - Duett Singer with Simon Panstingl Melissa Perilli as Herself - Solo Singer Richard Peter as Himself - Duett Singer with Constanze Slamanig Philip Peter Oezelt as Himself - Solo Singer Tanja Petrasek as Herself - Solo Singer Paul Pfleger as Himself - Solo Singer Sandra Pires as Herself - Co-Host Daniel Pirker as Himself - Duett Singer with Bernhard Arko Julia Platzer as Herself - Solo Singer Viktoria Prieling as Herself - Solo Singer Sophia Pund as Herself - Solo Singer Iris Rachel Voskov as Herself - Solo Singer Sabrina Rasztovits as Herself - Solo Singer Simone Renner as Herself - Solo Singer Ingrid Riegler as Herself - Co-Host Mathias Rodler as himself Elmer Rossnegger as Himself - Host Anna Rott as Herself - Solo Singer Samuel Royer as Himself - Duett Singer with Sara Kepplinger Magda Ruck as Herself - Solo Singer Kimberly Rydel as Herself - Solo Singer Michael Samek as himself Vanessa Scheffenacker as Herself - Solo Singer Dominik Schrittesser as himself Marco Schrotter as Himself - Solo Singer Daniel Schuhmacher as himself Marina Schweinberger as Herself - Solo Singer Susanne Sedlmayer as Herself - Duett Singer with Sabine Sedlmayer Sabine Sedlmayer as Herself - Duett Singer with Susanne Sedlmayer Paloma Seger as Herself - Solo Singer Jakob Semotan as Himself - Announcer Jakob Semotan as Himself - Solo Singer Kathrin Senn as Herself - Duett Singer with Lisa Huber Elin Skrzipczyk as Herself - Solo Singer Constanze Slamanig as Herself - Duett Singer with Richard Peter Mira Sophia Ulz as Herself - Announcer Mira Sophia Ulz as Herself - Solo Singer Anna Sophie Kostal as Herself - Duett Singer with Lisa Tatzber Kim Steiner as Herself - Solo Singer Hendrik Steiner as Himself - Solo Singer Tanja Steinlechner as Herself - Solo Singer Manuel Stocker as Himself - Duett Singer with Sabrina Vandrovec Sandra Stolp as Herself - Solo Singer Zoe Straub as Herself - Solo Singer Teresa Strobl as Herself - Solo Singer Lisa Tatzber as Herself - Duett Singer with Anna Sophie Kostal Nina Tatzber as Herself - Duett Singer with Peter Fischer Bianca Turker as Herself - Solo Singer Carmeline Turki as Herself - Solo Singer Enie van de Meiklokjes as Herself - Co-Host Sabrina Vandrovec as Herself - Duett Singer with Manuel Stocker Eva Vanessa Brunmayr as Herself - Solo Singer Vanessa Veraldi as Herself - Duett Singer with Ron Mizrahi Karyna Verba as herself Paulina Vereti as herself Daniela Vogel as Herself - Duett Singer with Marco Klemmer Daniela Vogel as Herself - Extra - Duett Singer with Marco Klemmer Jasmin Walchshofer as Herself - Solo Singer Salka Weber as Herself - Announcer Salka Weber as Herself - Co-Host Salka Weber as Herself - Solo Singer Julian Weber as Himself - Duett Singer with Esther Dierkes Norman Weichselbaum as himself Mirjam Weichselbraun as Herself - Host Andrea Wilhelmer as Herself - Duett Singer with Joachim Goller Christian Wimmer as Himself - Duett Singer with Laura Elssel Lisa Wissert as Herself - Solo Singer Alicja Wojcik as herself Kristina Wurm as Herself - Solo Singer Kathrin Wurzer as Herself - Duett Singer with Thomas Havlik Anastasia Zampounidis as Herself - Co-Host Saskia Zikeli as Herself - Solo Singer Thomas Zimmermann as Himself - Solo Singer Stephanie Zwanzer as Herself - Solo Singer

Joseph Michael Cala has: Played The Sergeant in "The Waltons" in 1971. Played Newscaster in "The Waltons" in 1971. Played Reporter in "Goldie and the Boxer Go to Hollywood" in 1981. Played Producer in "Rosie: The Rosemary Clooney Story" in 1982. Played Usher in "Angel" in 1984. Played Sanitarium Guard in "Avenging Angel" in 1985. Played Byron in "Misfits of Science" in 1985. Played Gas Station Owner in "The Boys Next Door" in 1985. Performed in "Roseanne" in 1988.