When you needed a soufflé in a German POW camp in 1943 you came to this man. RIP Corporal
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He was an actual Concentration Camp survivor. Had a serial number tattooed on his arm. Respect.
I know nothing…
Dude single-handedly kept Schultz looking the other way with an ample supply of strudel.
Lebeau
A nice man. I met on the set of Hogan’s and he tried to talk me into not breaking up with my girlfriend. I was 19 and he told me if I liked her I should try and make it work. Robert said nice things about the rest of the cast and told me something about each one of them,
Mon dieu, he was 96!
Was also on days of our lives way back in the 70s. Used to sing
I loved Hogans Heroes.
Who is that?