
Ēvalds Valters
Known for Acting · 27 credits
- Born
- 1894-04-02
- Died
- 1994-09-26
- Place of birth
- Eglenieki, Goldingenski uezd, Courland governorate, Russian Empire
- Also known as
- Эвалдс Валтерс · Evalds Valters
Known For
TV Shows (2)
Movies (25)

The Heiress of Werewolves
1991

The Swamp Wader
1966

Emil's Mischiefs
1985
as Joke

The Fisherman's Son
1939
as Klava

To Be Unwanted
1977
as Night guard
Stranger in the Village
1958

Captain Enrico's Watch
1967

Captain Nulle
1964
as Dundurs

Ilga-Ivolga
1974
as Bus Passenger

It's Easy to Fall Into an Overgrown Ditch
1986

Theatre
1978

Devil's Servants on a Devil's Mill
1972

Master
1977
as старый Ранцан

A Limousine the Colour of Midsummer's Eve
1982

Tās dullās Paulīnes dēļ
1979
as photographer

Be My Mother-in-Law!
1977
as Alberts

Meldru mežs
1971

A Birdless Night
1980

My Frivolous Friend
1975

The Skylark Shoots First
1967

Egle rudzu laukā
1972

Unfinnished Dinner
1979
as Arnold, Helena's father

Maija and Paija
1991
Red Agate
1974

Attack On The Secret Police
1976
as Gregus' assistant
About Ēvalds Valters
Ēvalds Valters is a notable figure in cinema and television, best known for contributions to Acting. With 27 credits spanning from 1939 to 1991, Ēvalds Valters has appeared in 25 films and 2 TV shows.
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Most Popular Ēvalds Valters Movies
- The Heiress of Werewolves (1991)
- The Swamp Wader (1966)
- Emil's Mischiefs (1985) — as Joke
- The Fisherman's Son (1939) — as Klava
- To Be Unwanted (1977) — as Night guard
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