Klaus Löwitsch Sexy

Do German dudes have more fun? Look, we know that that is not a stereotype, but it is something that we have been thinking about after laying eyes on Klaus Lowitsch. He was a hot babe from Berlin who was born in 1936, meaning he was born into Germany in strife. He was the son of a ballet dancer, so he also trained as a dancer in Vienna. He started his career in Vienna as a theater actor, but he eventually transitioned to movies and was best known for acting in several Rainer Werner Fassbinder's films. He is best known for his roles in Firefox, Cross of Iron, Das Urteil, What to Do in Case of Fire, Hostile Takeover, and the series Peter Strohm (1989) where he played the titular character. We love him for his shirtless sexiness in the 1973 sci-fi flick World on a Wire. His clothes must be on the wire because his shirt is nowhere to be found in three different scenes. Check out his toned arms and pecs. He clearly knew how to maintain that fit dancer's bod! He had announced in 2001 that he would be retiring from acting, but he barely got the opportunity to enjoy that time. He passed away in 2002 in Munich, but he has left us with quite a legacy. Yes, he was a powerful actor, but we also got to see his skin. That feels like something worth remembering forever and ever! Klaus Lowitsch shirtless? Now that's the sitch.