Horst Buchholz’s Death – Cause and Date
Born (Birthday) December 4, 1933
Death Date March 3, 2003
Age of Death 69 years
Cause of Death Pneumonia
Profession Movie Actor
The movie actor Horst Buchholz died at the age of 69. Here is all you want to know, and more!
Biography - A Short Wiki
Remembered best for his roles in the 1960s films Fanny (as Marius), The Magnificent Seven (as Chico), and One, Two, Three (as Otto Ludwig Piffl), this German-born actor also appeared in such German-language movies as Nasser Asphalt and Die Halbstarken.
A native of East Berlin, Germany, he was raised by his mother Maria Hasenkamp and his stepfather Hugo Buchholz, as well as by a foster family in Czechoslovakia (during the World War II years). His marriage to French movie actress Myriam Bru resulted in two children.
Buchholz, who was recovering from a broken thighbone, died in intensive care at the Charite hospital, spokeswoman Kerstin Ullrich said. The cause of death was pneumonia.