About: Peter Weck

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Trained as a singer by the Vienna Boy's Choir, Weck made his stage debut as an adult in 1953. He soon entered films, with dozens of German movies to his credit. In the early 1960s, he made his only forays into English-language films, as Vienna Boy's Choir director Max in the Disney comedy Almost Angels (1962) and as a Viennese Jew in Otto Preminger's prestige drama The Cardinal (1963). In 1982, Weck staged the first German-language performance of the musical Cats.

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rdfs:label	Peter Weck
rdfs:comment	Trained as a singer by the Vienna Boy's Choir, Weck made his stage debut as an adult in 1953. He soon entered films, with dozens of German movies to his credit. In the early 1960s, he made his only forays into English-language films, as Vienna Boy's Choir director Max in the Disney comedy Almost Angels (1962) and as a Viennese Jew in Otto Preminger's prestige drama The Cardinal (1963). In 1982, Weck staged the first German-language performance of the musical Cats.
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dcterms:subject	International Celebrities Sesamstrasse Guest Stars
abstract	Trained as a singer by the Vienna Boy's Choir, Weck made his stage debut as an adult in 1953. He soon entered films, with dozens of German movies to his credit. In the early 1960s, he made his only forays into English-language films, as Vienna Boy's Choir director Max in the Disney comedy Almost Angels (1962) and as a Viennese Jew in Otto Preminger's prestige drama The Cardinal (1963). In 1982, Weck staged the first German-language performance of the musical Cats.

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