Free admission to the Bud Spencer Museum: Berlin celebrates the 94th birthday of the popular actor!

30. Oktober 2023

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Berlin Bud Spencer fans can be happy: The museum , which opened in honor in 2021, will not require admission in honor. occasion is the 94th birthday of the actor who died in 2016, which was actually called Carlo Pedersoli.

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The exhibition shows scripts and personal memorabilia of the native Neapolitan. There are also replicas of props and vehicles from its films. A large part of the exhibits were donated by his family.

Pedersoli became known primarily for his roles in Western comedies, in which he performed together with Terence Hill (Mario Girotti). In Italy he was already a star in the 1950s, but initially as a swimming athlete.

He took part in the Olympic Games twice, and he also played in the Italian national water polo team . From this time, the museum shows, among other things, medals, trophies and the original Olympic bathrobe. Later composed and sang Pedersoli Schlager, appeared in night clubs and then took over the first film roles.

1967 he stood together with Girotti for "God forgives - Django never!" by director Giuseppe Colizzi in front of the camera. The production company wanted to market the strip internationally and demanded English artists' names from the actors.

Spencer and Hill then celebrated their breakthrough in the early 1970s with the comedies "The right and left hand of the devil" and "Four fists for a Halleluja " by director Enzo Barboni. Many other films followed, which were always shot after the proven and popular scheme.

Berlin Bud Spencer Fans can be happy: The museum in honor of Bud Spencer in Berlin opened in 2021 and next Tuesday there is no admission to celebrate the actor's 94th birthday. The museum shows scripts and personal memorabilia by Bud Spencer, as well as replicas of props and vehicles from its films. The majority of the exhibits were donated by his family. Bud Spencer, actually Carlo Pedersoli, became known primarily for his roles in Western comedies, in which he performed together with Terence Hill. He took part in the Olympic Games twice and played in the Italian national water polo team. The museum also shows medals, trophies and the original Olympic bathrobe from this time. After his success as an actor, Pedersoli also worked entrepreneurially and had his own airline "Mistral Air". The Bud Spencer Museum is located under the Linden 10 and is open daily from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. (Source: According to a report by www.tagesspiegel.de )