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Ingolf Lück (born 26 April 1958) is a German actor, comedian and television host.

Lück was born in Bielefeld. He hosted several sketch comedy shows; the best known, Die Wochenshow, aired on Sat.1 between 1996 and 2002.

He also hosted Pack die Zahnbürste ein, the German version of Don't Forget Your Toothbrush.

Selected filmography[edit]

Feel the Motion [de] (1985), as Video jockey
Bang! You're Dead! [de] (1987), as Kai Westerburg
Kein Mann für eine Nacht (1999, TV film), as Klaus
My Wife Loves Two (1999, TV film), as Heiner
The Chocolate Queen [de] (2005, TV film), as Wolfgang

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External links[edit]

Ingolf Lück's official website in German language
Ingolf Lück at IMDb

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