Elma Karlowa(1932-1994)

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Elma Karlowa

Elma Karlowa was born on 12 March 1932 in Zagreb, Yugoslavia [now Croatia]. She was an actress, known for L'étudiant pauvre (1956), Tatort (1970) and Vacances à Saint-Tropez (1964). She died on 31 December 1994 in Munich, Bavaria, Germany.

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Known for

Gustav Knuth, Fita Benkhoff, Waltraut Haas, Werner Jacobs, Elma Karlowa, Alice Kessler, Ellen Kessler, Gunther Philipp, Dick Price, Gerhard Riedmann, and Rudolf Vogel in L'étudiant pauvre (1956)

L'étudiant pauvre

5.5

Komtesse Bronislawa

1956

Til Schweiger in Tatort (1970)

7.0

TV Series

Frau Parotti
Frau Vößl
Tante von Ivo Batic

Vacances à Saint-Tropez (1964)

Vacances à Saint-Tropez

5.5

Marisa Fonti

1964

Gruß und Kuß vom Tegernsee (1957)

Gruß und Kuß vom Tegernsee

5.2

Lissy

1957

Credits

Actress

Liebling, ich muß auf Geschäftsreise
2.8
TV Movie
- 1995
Tatort
7.0
TV Series
- Frau Parotti
- Tante von Ivo Batic
- Frau Vößl
- 1978–1994
Weißblaue Geschichten
6.5
TV Series
- Putzfrau
- 1992
Herz in der Hand
- Friseuse
- 1991
Sedem jednou ranou
6.3
- Babka-korenárka
- 1991
Flohr und die Traumfrau
TV Movie
- Haushälterin
- 1987
Wann, wenn nicht jetzt
TV Movie
- Else
- 1987
Soko, brigade des stups
5.8
TV Series
- Patientin mit neuer Nase
- 1987
Kir Royal
8.2
TV Series
- 1986
Ein langes Wochenende
TV Movie
- Olga Krowodna
- 1986
Pep im Hotel
TV Movie
- 1985
Im Himmel ist die Hölle los
6.4
- Frau Himmel
- 1984
Les deux font la paire
7.0
TV Series
- Baroness
- 1984
Wenn ich mich fürchte
5.1
- Putzfrau
- 1984
Der Andro-Jäger
5.9
TV Series
- Reisehostess
- 1982

Soundtrack

Personal details

Alternative names
- S. Karlovac
Born
- March 12, 1932
- Zagreb, Yugoslavia [now Croatia]
Died
- December 31, 1994
- Munich, Bavaria, Germany(diabetes)
Publicity listings
- 2 Articles
- 3 Magazine Cover Photos

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Trivia
Elma Karlowa was in the second part of the sixties no longer in demand, fell into depression and tried to commit suicide with sleeping pills.

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