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2008-11-05T15:22:28ZEurovision servicesOriginally broadcast in Germany 2008-12-22T23:04:00-08:00BerlinBerlinGermanyZweites Deutsches FernsehenZweites Deutsches FernsehenReuters Television LtdEnglishBiographybiographieArts, Culture and EntertainmentArts, culture, et spectaclesAnimationDessin animéLoriot retrospective
Yesterday evening (November, 5) an exhibition opened in Berlin in
honour of German humorist Vicco von Bülow, better known under the
pseudonym "Loriot", to commemorate his 85th birthday. He was born
November 12, 1923 in Brandenburg an der Havel and comes from an old
German aristocratic family. He is most well-known for his cartoons,
television sketches alongside late German actress Evelyn Hammann and
a couple of movies. Under the name "Loriot" in 1971 he created a
cartoon dog named "Wum", which he voice acted himself. In 1976 the
first episode of the TV series "Loriot" was produced.
Berlin, 21/12/2008
- vs. Vicco von Bülow entering exhibition
- vs. Loriot and media
- sot Vicco von Bülow
"Since 85 years I didn't succeed in pursuing a job that could be
called a profession."
- vs exhibition
- sot Irm Herrmann, actress
"Loriot is timeless. You always can watch him and I can always
laugh."
- actor Ulrich Matthes in exhibition
sot Ulrich Matthes, actor
" I would say: one of the great German classics. Goethe, Kleist,
Schiller, Thomas Mann, Loriot. That's the way I would say it."
Vicco von Bülow entering exhibition Loriot and media Vicco von Bülow interviewExhibition panorama Irm Herrmann, actress, interviewUlrich Matthes, actor, in exhibitionUlrich Matthes, actor, interview"I would say: one of the great German classics. Goethe, Kleist,
Schiller, Thomas Mann, Loriot. That's the way I would say it."