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One of these first shots killed Captain Moll of the "Drache" on the bridge of his ship.
Famous Sea Fights From Salamis to Tsu-Shima John Richard Hale
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Drache is the author of two collections of short stories, The Mikveh Man and Other Stories (1984) and The Golden Ghetto (1993), as well as a novel, Ritual Slaughter (1989).
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Drache is the author of two collections of short stories, The Mikveh Man and Other Stories (1984) and The Golden Ghetto (1993), as well as a novel, Ritual Slaughter (1989).
Personal Information for Sharon Drache Jewish Women's Archive 2010
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He only hung out with her and Kierlan Drache—and sometimes, with his chilly attitude, Mal made even that seem like a royal favor.
The Hollow Jessica Verday 2009
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He only hung out with her and Kierlan Drache—and sometimes, with his chilly attitude, Mal made even that seem like a royal favor.
The Hollow Jessica Verday 2009
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Siegfried Schurenberg has more scenes in the German version, meeting and discussing the case with Heinz Drache, and a brief altercation between Drache and the gentleman revealed to be Der Kopfsjager is somewhat more violent, with an additional shot of the unconscious Drache's blood-streaked face.
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Nevertheless, it introduced three of the most beloved krimi actors -- Drache, Schurenberg, Kinski -- and Al Hoosman's Bhag proposed a blueprint of sorts for Blind Jack, the sightless ogre played by the unforgettable Ady Berber in the following year's THE DEAD EYES OF LONDON DIE TOTEN AUGEN VON LONDON, 1961, much as his literary forebear was the predecessor of King Kong.
Archive 2007-03-18 2007
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Detective Michael Brixan (Heinz Drache) of "the foreign office" goes to interview her, only to become imbroiled in dangerous goings-on at the filming locations, involving the unwelcome attentions paid to Ms. Sanders by lascivious nobleman/adventurer Sir Gregory Penn (Benno Sterzenbach), whose majordomo Bhag (Al Hoosman) is a hairy, domesticated, ape-like subhuman creature brought back to England from Borneo.
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Nevertheless, it introduced three of the most beloved krimi actors -- Drache, Schurenberg, Kinski -- and Al Hoosman's Bhag proposed a blueprint of sorts for Blind Jack, the sightless ogre played by the unforgettable Ady Berber in the following year's THE DEAD EYES OF LONDON DIE TOTEN AUGEN VON LONDON, 1961, much as his literary forebear was the predecessor of King Kong.
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Siegfried Schurenberg has more scenes in the German version, meeting and discussing the case with Heinz Drache, and a brief altercation between Drache and the gentleman revealed to be Der Kopfsjager is somewhat more violent, with an additional shot of the unconscious Drache's blood-streaked face.
Archive 2007-03-18 2007
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