Karlis Sebris
17 Movies
Movies
Plays Mr. Moses
Dead Mountaineer's Hotel
1979
Plays Gloster
King Lear
1970
Plays Juhans
Captain Nulle
1964
Plays Pāvuls
The Times of the Surveyors
1968
Plays Frišvagars
The Swamp Wader
1966
Plays Major Grigast
24-25 Doesn't Come Back
1969
Plays Frīdis
My Wealthy Mistress
1969
Plays Zalga
In the Shadow of Death
1972
Plays Ernests Cernieks
Kara ceļa mantinieki
1973
Plays Kviesis
Tobago Changes Course
1966
Plays Samson
Devil's Servants
1970
Plays Gregus
Attack On The Secret Police
1976
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Dead Mountaineer's Hotel
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Brothers Rico
Vinche Witter
1980
Film
Dead Mountaineer's Hotel
Mr. Moses
1979
Film
Be My Mother-in-Law!
milicijas majors
1977
Film
Attack On The Secret Police
Gregus
1976
Film
Kara ceļa mantinieki
Ernests Cernieks
1973
Film
In the Shadow of Death
Zalga
1972
Film
Tauriņdeja
Filips
1972
Film
Salad
Jorēns
1971
Film
Devil's Servants
Samson
1970
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Karlis Sebris still alive?
Karlis Sebris passed away on January 12, 2009 at age 94.
What are the most famous roles of Karlis Sebris?
Karlis Sebris is best known for roles in Dead Mountaineer's Hotel, King Lear, Captain Nulle.
How many movies has Karlis Sebris been in?
Over a 53-year career (since 1956), Karlis Sebris has appeared in 17 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Karlis Sebris's first movie?
The career of Karlis Sebris began with Causes and effects (1956).
What is Karlis Sebris's most recent movie or series?
Karlis Sebris's most recent release is The Indrans, which premiered on February 8, 1991.
Karlis Sebris
1914-02-18 · Sinole, Russian Empire [now Latvia]
Kārlis Sebris, born February 18, 1914 in Sinole in the Livonian Government and died on January 12, 2009 in Riga, Latvia, is a Latvian theater and film actor, officer of the Three Star Order.
Son of Kārlis Sebris senior, the future artist was born in the village of Sinole in the current Gulbenes novads in Latvia. He is educated at the school of Lizums, then at the public school of Cesvaine.
Sebris trained at the first drama school in Latvia, founded in 1909 by Jekabs Duburs and Ernests Zeltmatis, and graduated in 1938. He became an actor in the National Drama Theater, where he remained faithful until the end of his career.