| Klaus Kinski  AKA Nikolaus Günther Nakszynski
Born: 18-Oct-1926
Birthplace: Danzig
Died: 23-Nov-1991
Location of death: Lagunitas, CA
Cause of death: Heart Failure
Remains: Cremated (ashes scattered at sea)
Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Actor Nationality: Germany
Executive summary: Nosferatu the Vampyre Military service: German Army (WWII, POW) Wife: Gislint Kühlbeck
Daughter: Pola Kinski (b. 23-Mar-1952 in Berlin)
Wife: Ruth Brigitte Toecki (m. 1960, div. 1968, one daughter)
Daughter: Nastassja Kinski (b. 24-Jan-1959 in Berlin, with Toecki)
Wife: Geneviève Minhoi (m. 1971, div. 1981, one son)
Son: Nikolai Kinski (b. 30-Jul-1976 in Paris)
Wife: Deborah Caprioglio (m. 1987, separated 1989)
Taken Prisoner of War
Suicide Attempt three morphine tablets (1955)
Suicide Attempt ten sleeping pills (1955)
Autopsy
Risk Factors: Schizophrenia
FILMOGRAPHY AS DIRECTOR
Kinski Paganini (1989)
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
Kinski Paganini (1989)
Vampire in Venice (1-Sep-1988)
Cobra Verde (3-Dec-1987)
Timestalkers (10-Mar-1987) · Dr. Cole
Crawlspace (21-May-1986) · Karl Gunther
Star Knight (20-Dec-1985)
Commando Leopard (24-Oct-1985)
Creature (8-May-1985)
The Little Drummer Girl (19-Oct-1984)
Code Name: Wild Geese (5-Oct-1984)
Android (25-Mar-1983) · Dr. Daniel
The Soldier (7-Jul-1982)
Burden of Dreams (30-May-1982)
Fitzcarraldo (4-Mar-1982)
Love & Money (12-Feb-1982)
Venom (19-Jan-1982)
Buddy Buddy (11-Dec-1981)
Nosferatu: Phantom der Nacht (17-Jan-1979)
Woyzeck (1979)
Mort d'un pourri (7-Dec-1977)
The French Woman (11-May-1977)
Operation Thunderbolt (1977)
Jack the Ripper (23-Sep-1976)
A Genius, Two Partners and a Dupe (16-Dec-1975)
Lifespan (5-Sep-1975)
That Most Important Thing: Love (12-Feb-1975)
Aguirre: The Wrath of God (29-Dec-1972)
Web of the Spider (26-Aug-1971)
Asylum Erotica (2-Aug-1971)
Coffin Full of Dollars (1-Apr-1971) · Hagen
Ballad of Django (1971)
Count Dracula (3-Apr-1970)
Venus in Furs (19-Aug-1969) · Ahmed Kortobawi
Marquis de Sade: Justine (3-Apr-1969)
They Were Called Graveyard (1969)
The Great Silence (19-Nov-1968)
Sartana (14-Aug-1968)
The Ruthless Four (1968)
Grand Slam (28-Sep-1967)
Five Golden Dragons (4-Aug-1967)
The Million Eyes of Sumuru (17-May-1967)
Creature with the Blue Hand (28-Apr-1967) · Dave and Richard Emerson
A Bullet for the General (7-Dec-1966)
Circus of Fear (29-Apr-1966)
Bang, Bang, You're Dead! (Apr-1966)
Doctor Zhivago (22-Dec-1965) · Kostoyed
For a Few Dollars More (18-Dec-1965) · The Hunchback
The Dirty Game (23-Jun-1965)
The Pleasure Girls (1965)
Traitor's Gate (18-Dec-1964)
Winnetou 2: Last of the Renegades (17-Sep-1964)
The Counterfeit Traitor (17-Apr-1962)
The Dead Eyes of London (28-Mar-1961)
A Time to Love and a Time to Die (9-Jul-1958)
Author of books:
Kinski Uncut (1996, memoir)
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