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Worlds of Ulli Lommel

 “Within every one of us is 
a painter, a dancer, a storyteller.”
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Biography: Ulli Lommel (born 21 December, 1944 and also known as Dataa Shigan – Apache name for “First Hand”) is a German born actor and film maker noted for his extensive career in both Europe and the U.S. and his collaboration with Rainer Werner Fassbinder (1968-1977) and Andy Warhol (1978-1984). 
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To a greater or lesser extent we all choose how to live our lives. Some of us opt for adventure, others grab at hedonism, some are marooned by tragedy, most embrace a quiet existence regulated by routine and pension plans. Ulli Lommel, star-dusted actor and notorious movie director, has led a bold, unconventional and fortuitous life. He has sung a duet with Elvis Presley, bankrolled Rainer Werner Fassbinder¹s first film, collaborated with Andy Warhol and directed almost 50 provocative, polemic, haunting feature films. The story of his remarkable life – with its passions and doubts – will be celebrated in the Volksbühne Berlin 2013 vaudeville show “Fucking Liberty“, written and directed by Lommel himself.
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Ulli Lommel
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I wanted to bring you closer to the works of one man "Ulli Lommel" who has worked with some of the most prolific names in art, theater, music, film and that includes himself.  Always reinventing himself from project to project, finding that string that pulls you in... bringing you closer to the edge, his edge. He asks you to jump, will you jump? Talent cannot always be written, it has to be seen... here is a talent you need to see, touch and hear!

I wanted to share more with you, but I am asking you to jump... learn more about this man so now take that leap... [CLICK HERE]. After that journey... please transport to Mr. Lommel's site above... see many glorious things.
-Jeremy [Retro-Z]

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