Ingolf Lück Net Worth 2020

Short introduction

Ingolf Lück is a German moderator, comedian, actor, director and voice actor.

Youth

Ingolf Lück was born under his birth name, Ingolf Guenterer Lück on April 26, 1958 in Bielefeld.

After graduating from secondary school in 1987 at Ratsgymnasium Bielefeld, Lück began studying Germany, philosophy and pedagogy, which he also completed. In addition to his studies, Lück plays pieces such as “Enemy Class Nigel Williams” or “and they handcuffed flowers” by Fernando Arrabal at The FRAPP Theater with Fritz Tietz and Andreas Liebold. Together with Andreas Liebold, the circus theater program for children followed, which they named “Zick-Zack-Theaterbande”. In 1982 Lück founded “Das Tasale Theater”, a stone theater he played at the Springboard Theater in Cologne from 1984 to 1985. The actor’s colleagues there included a cellphone, which was still unknown at the time. It was followed by involvement in Schauspiel Bonn, Düsseldorfer Schauspielhaus and Hamburger Schauspielhaus. Ingolf Lück was found in the Springboard theater. After that he got an offer to moderate the music video program formula on Ard, which he received. Lück modulated the show from January to December 1985.

Career

During his time in Formula One, Ingolf Lück played a role in the film with the same name. After leaving Formula One as a presenter, he played a major role in “Peng! You die!”, Comedy Hacker. It was followed by several television production such as “toothbrush wrap in”, “Lücks sketches” and “PSST …” together with Harald Schmidt. Ingolf Lück increasingly makes a name for himself on television and also attracts more attention with moderation assignments. From 1990 to 1992, he modulated “Reise-Spielshow 10 Geh’n” on ZDF.

Some time later, Ingolf Lück turned to proSieben, where he moderated shows like “freispruch-die comedy-jury” and was a leading actor in the comedy series “Das Büro”. Lück is also displayed on the main character in the “The Doc” sitcom on Saturday.1. The entertainer was also seen on the cable one time: there he moderated the production of relay “Can you do that?” and “disguise experiments”.

After seven years television, Ingolf Lück returned to the Theater Stage in 2002. In addition, Lück worked as a director several times. Among other things, he directed the Canadian game “Traumrau Mutter” (dream woman’s mother) in 2003, who celebrated its success in Munich cities, Berlin, Hamburg, Switzerland and Austria. Lück also starred in “Beauty and the Beast” Musical in 2005, where he took the role of “Lumiere” candle light.

Over the years, other programs, shows, films, etc. Followed where Ingolf Lück participated. He moderation, among others, “laughing was fun” and “Lucky Lück” and had a guest appearance in “Schillerstrasse”.

With “Back to Lück” in 2010 and “Lück-im-Glück” in 2010 and 2011 and other direct programs, Ingolf Lück went tour several times.

Career spotlight.

His breakthrough came with “Wochenshow” where he appeared as Anchorman on Saturday.1 from 1996 to 2002. He played in many other plays and established his skills as an actor and comedian.

Another spotlight from his career was followed by the success of his solo game “Caveman”. In terms of his career, especially on television, Ingolf Lück was very famous for several tasks as a presenter for programs from SAT.1 and the ProSieben Broadcasters family.

According to his own statement, Lück’s victory in the RTL dance shows “Come on Dance” represents another milestone in his career. Together with Ekaterina Leonova dancers, he won the show in 2018.

Famous quotes

“Do you know how to say that your wife cheats? If he suddenly looks happier from your lover!” – This is one of the many funny words made Ingolf Lück in programs, sketches, and interviews during his career.

Amazing facts

What’s amazing is the fact that Ingolf Lück initially wanted to be a musician and ended on television accidentally.

The charity activity is also worth noting: Lück works for parents of children with hydrocephalus and / or spina bifida, which he acts as a protector for the foundation of “moment”. Lück is also a sponsor of Hospice Bethel Children and the founding member of the Association “hand in hand for Africa”.

Ingolf Lück was awarded the order of the North Rhine-Westphalia state of Rhine-Westphalia in 2016 for various projects for children in need and their commitment in general.