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Herman José is a Actor Allemand born on 19 march 1954
Hermann Joseph von Krippahl, known as Herman José (born 19 March 1954 in Lisbon, Portugal), is a well-known Portuguese comedian, though virtually unknown abroad. His career has focused on television.
His mother is Portuguese and his father was German. He is in fact a German citizen: he never acquired dual citizenship, first so he could avoid conscription and the Portuguese Colonial War (1961–74) and secondly because he said he was not interested. He went to Lisbon's German school Deutsche Schule Lissabon for all his schooling and is fluent in Portuguese, German, English, French, and Spanish. He lives in Azeitão, Setúbal, and keeps houses in Lisbon and Vilamoura, Algarve.
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Hermann Joseph von Krippahl, known as Herman José (born 19 March 1954 in Lisbon, Portugal), is a well-known Portuguese comedian, though virtually unknown abroad. His career has focused on television.
His mother is Portuguese and his father was German. He is in fact a German citizen: he never acquired dual citizenship, first so he could avoid conscription and the Portuguese Colonial War (1961–74) and secondly because he said he was not interested. He went to Lisbon's German school Deutsche Schule Lissabon for all his schooling and is fluent in Portuguese, German, English, French, and Spanish. He lives in Azeitão, Setúbal, and keeps houses in Lisbon and Vilamoura, Algarve.
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, 1h29Directed by Jesús Franco
Origin German
Genres Drama, Adventure, Horror
Themes Films about religion, Films about sexuality, Erotic films, Sexploitation films, Nonnesploitation, LGBT-related film, Lesbian-related films
Actors William Berger, Herbert Fux, Anton Diffring, Herman José, Nicolau Breyner
Roles Manuel Gonçalves
Rating54%
Une belle journée d'été, Maria Rosalia, 16 ans, folâtre avec une amie de 18 ans dans une forêt portugaise. Elles sont surprises par un membre du clergé, le père Vincent. Il culpabilise Maria sur la fornication et va avec elle chez sa mère, une pauvre blanchisseuse. L'âme de la jeune fille ne peut être sauvée qu'en allant dans un certain couvent. Elle lui donne tout son argent au prêtre pour qu'il l'y emmène.