Trivia

Stadium announcer at the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich.

Was a parachutist during World War II.

According to an interview with "Stern" magazine, his nickname "Blacky" hails from his preference for the whiskey brand "Black & White".

Best known for starring as assorted Scotland Yard detectives in thirteen Edgar Wallace adaptations, filmed between 1959 and 1972.

In the 1960's, he wrote song lyrics for major recording artists, such as Udo Jürgens, Adamo and Juliette Greco.

Held dual German and Australian citizenship.

Father of Thomas Fuchsberger.

Lives in Munich, Germany, but also in Sydney and Hobart, Australia some months of the year. He shot several documentaries about his "second home country" and was awarded "Honorary Ambassador of Tourism" by Tasmania`s Prime Minister in 1999.

First German ambassador of UNICEF (1984).

On the cover of the US video release of Le défi du Maltais (1964) he was credited as 'Joachim Berger'.

Lives since the middle of the 90s in Tasmania, next to Hobart (2004)

Considering it a bad parody on his own 1960s Edgar Wallace movies, he rejected an offer to make a cameo appearance on Der Wixxer (2004). After Oliver Kalkofe and Bastian Pastewka sent him a DVD to Australia, he liked the movie and agreed to play a character in its sequel Neues vom Wixxer (2007).

In the early 1960s, producer Horst Wendlandt asked him to play a character called "James Bond" after being offered the film rights by Ian Fleming. Fuchsberger warned Wendlandt against the project because he considered it too expensive, but later regretted that advice.

Neues vom Wixxer (2007) was the first theatrical movie he made within 34 years.