Willy Hagara

Willy Hagara was born on Jun 04, 1927 in Austria. Willy Hagara's big-screen debut came with Die Christel von der Post directed by Karl Anton in 1956, strarring Singing Voice (voice, uncredited). Willy Hagara is known for Lass mich am Sonntag nicht allein directed by Arthur Maria Rabenalt, Heidi Brühl stars as Elsie Schaller and Georg Thomalla as Edi Gruber. The upcoming new movie Willy Hagara plays is Lass mich am Sonntag nicht allein which will be released on Dec 18, 1959.

Wilhelm 'Willy' Hagara was born in Vienna, Austria in 1927. He was initially trained as a postal clerk and practiced this profession as well. In 1946, he won a popular song contest in the Wiener Konzerthaus. He focused all his activities to this new career, and took singing and acting lessons. During this time he was successful with folk songs and as the singer of the band of John Fehring, who later became the leader of the ORF Big Band Orchestra. Hagara was a classic band singer who performed one of his songs in an early Schlager show for the German ARD television, Schlager-Expreß/Schlager Express (1953). Finally in 1955 came his breakthrough with the song Eine Kutsche voller Mädels/A Coach Full of Girls (1955).