Pierre brice biography

          Pierre-Louis Le Bris, known as Pierre Brice, was a French actor, best known as portraying fictional Apache-chief Winnetou in German films based on Karl May novels.

        1. Pierre-Louis Le Bris, known as Pierre Brice, was a French actor, best known as portraying fictional Apache-chief Winnetou in German films based on Karl May novels.
        2. Pierre Brice was born on 6 February in Brest, France.
        3. Pierre-Louis Le Bris (6 February – 6 June ), known as Pierre Brice, was a French actor, best known as portraying fictional Apache-chief Winnetou in.
        4. Brice was born in Brest in , served as French soldier in Indochina and Algeria until , before quitting to train as an actor in Paris.
        5. Pierre Brice (born Pierre-Louis Baron de Bris; 6 February – 6 June ) was a French actor and singer.

          6. Pierre-Louis Le Bris (6 February – 6 June ), known as Pierre Brice, was a French actor, best known as portraying fictional Apache-chief Winnetou in....

          Pierre Brice

          French actor (1929–2015)

          Pierre Brice

          Pierre Brice, in 2004

          Born(1929-02-06)6 February 1929
          Brest, France
          Died6 June 2015(2015-06-06) (aged 86)
          Compiègne, France
          OccupationActor
          NationalityFrench
          Period1962–1997
          GenreWestern

          Pierre-Louis Le Bris (6 February 1929 – 6 June 2015), known as Pierre Brice, was a French actor, best known as portraying fictionalApache-chief Winnetou in German films based on Karl May novels.[1][2]

          Life and films

          Brice was born in Brest, Brittany, France.

          When he was 19, Brice enlisted in the French Army and fought in the First Indochina War. While patrolling in Indochina, one of his team triggered a mine and its explosion sent Brice whirling through the air, but left him virtually unhurt.

          Member of the Commandos Marine, special forces units of the French Navy, he served later as a paratrooper during the Algerian War.[3]

          From 1962 to 1968 he acted in a tot