September 19, 2024

Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Footage shows moment airplane carrying Christian Oliver and his family crash landed in an ocean.


‘Speed Racer’ Actor Christian Oliver, killed in a Caribbean plane crash along with his two young daughters

Christian Oliver, a famous Hollywood actor, and his two daughters tragically died in a small aircraft crash into the Caribbean ocean on Thursday

‘The plane crashed! Call the Coast Guard!’ 

The victims of the crash have been identified as Christian Klepser, 55, and his daughters, Madita, 10, and Annik, 12. The pilot, Robert Sachs, was also the owner of the plane

Christian Klepser, also known as Christian Oliver, was a German actor who had appeared in films like Speed Racer and Valkyrie

The group had recently arrived in the area on December 26 and were on their way to St. Lucia when the accident occurred

The cause of the crash has not been disclosed. The Germany-born Oliver worked with Steven Soderbergh in The Good German opposite Cate Blanchett and George Clooney, with Brian Singer and Tom Cruise in Valkyrie and the Wachowskis’ 2008 pic Speed Racer. He also starred for two years as a detective in the popular German action series Alarm for Cobra 11 for RTL. His TV credits also included Saved By the Bell: The New Class, and his most recent credit was last year’s Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny. Oliver had just wrapped his latest movie, Forever Hold Your Peace, co-starring Bai Ling and directed by Nick Lyon, filming his final scenes on December 20.

Lyon posted a photo on the final day of film and paid tribute to Oliver with the caption: “We talked about producing a film together for years and finally did it! Thank you for being a great colleague, actor and friend.’”


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