Klaus Barner is dead. The actor died at the end of July at the age of 89. Barner became known through appearances in a crime series.
Mourning for Klaus Barner (1933-2022): The German actor and radio play speaker died on July 26 at the age of 89. The German press agency learned this from the family circle. According to his daughter, he “passed away peacefully after a short, serious illness” near Tübingen. Barner is known for roles in TV movies and series.
First film role in the mid-1950s
The actor began his career in the theater. In 1955 he made his feature film debut in “Reifende Jugend”. This was followed by roles in films such as “Das Messer” (1971), “Griseldis” (1974) and “Die Vorstadtkrokodile” (1977). In the latter he mimed the father of Martin Semmelrogge’s (66) role Egon Steffenhagen. Barner was also seen in several “Tatort” editions and starred in the series “The defiant head”, “Die Drombuschs”, “Out of the blue” and “A case for two”.
He also worked as a radio play speaker. His productions included the role of master detective Sherlock Holmes in “Sherlock Holmes and the Whitechapel Murders” (SWR). In recent years, the actor had withdrawn from the public eye.
Source: Stern
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