Günther Stoll
Breakthrough Years
1962
Stoll gained recognition for his role as Inspector Puddler in the popular Edgar Wallace film Das Gasthaus an der Themse. This marked the beginning of his frequent appearances in German krimi films, often as a police officer or a villain.
1966
Stoll delivered a memorable performance as the titular villain, Jack the Ripper, in the Edgar Wallace thriller Der Mörder mit dem Seidenschal. This role cemented his reputation as a versatile actor capable of playing complex and sinister characters within the genre.
1975
Stoll began his recurring role as Detective Sergeant Schröder in the acclaimed German crime series Derrick. This prominent television role brought him widespread recognition and established him as a familiar face to millions of viewers until his passing.