Liselotte Pulver Celebrates 95 Years of Laughter and Legacy

The Swiss actress, known for her infectious laughter and iconic roles, reflects on a career that spanned decades and charmed audiences worldwide.

Liselotte Pulver, a beloved figure in German cinema, turns 95 today, celebrated for her roles in films like 'Ich denke oft an Piroschka' and 'Das Wirtshaus im Spessart'.
Pulver's career, marked by her signature laughter, began in the 1950s and included both comedic and dramatic roles, showcasing her versatility.
Despite offers for roles in Hollywood classics like 'Ben Hur', Pulver chose to remain in Europe, prioritizing her connection with the German-speaking audience.
In addition to her film work, Pulver became a familiar face to children in the 1980s through her appearances on the German version of 'Sesame Street'.
Now residing in a Bern senior home, Pulver continues to embody the joy and spirit that defined her career, with aspirations to reach 100 years.