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Pierre Kartner

Overview

  • Born
    April 11, 1935 · Elst, Gelderland, Netherlands
  • Died
    November 8, 2022 · Breda, Netherlands
  • Birth name
    Petrus Antonius Laurentius Kartner
  • Nickname
    • Vader Abraham

Biography

  • Pierre Kartner was born on April 11, 1935 in Elst, Gelderland, Netherlands. He was an actor and composer, known for De 5 van de 4 daagse (1974), End of Sentence (2019) and Drie Gasten en een Videocamera (2005). He was married to Annie. He died on November 8, 2022 in Breda, Netherlands.

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  • Spouse
      Annie(? - November 8, 2022) (his death, 1 child)

Trivia

  • He wrote the music for the opening and closing credits on the Japanese cartoon adaption of the 1990 TV series Moomin.
  • In 1978 he was a guest in the Flemish talk show Noord-Zuid by Mies Bouwman and Johan Anthierens, who treated him unfairly. Anthierens in particular criticized his commercial attitude and put forward a rumor that Peyo had not yet received any copyrights related to 't Smurfenlied. The singer felt so offended by Anthierens' criticism that he left the studio indignant. As a result, Peyo reported that there was no financial dispute.
  • As Lord Wanhoop (Despair), he recorded a number of "oblique" and ambiguous songs such as Herbalist, Lily Marleen, Tonia and In the Bath with Violetta (chorus: "Not too hot, not too cold").
  • Another hit was We are the Wuppies. Albert Heijn and Johan Vlemmix, who had a Wuppie promotion and Wuppie song around the 2006 World Cup, fought a dispute about this together in court. Vlemmix had to withdraw his single.
  • Kartner himself calculated that about two billion people must know him by now.

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