Ingolf Lück

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Ingolf Lück (born 26 April 1958) is a German former actor, comedian and television host.

Lück was born in Bielefeld. He hosted several sketch comedy shows; the best known, Die Wochenshow, aired on Sat.1 between 1996 and 2002.

He also hosted Pack die Zahnbürste ein, the German version of Don't Forget Your Toothbrush.

His daughter, Lily Lück [de], is an actress.^[1]

• Feel the Motion [de] (1985), as Video jockey
• Bang! You're Dead! [de] (1987), as Kai Westerburg
• Kein Mann für eine Nacht (1999, TV film), as Klaus
• My Wife Loves Two (1999, TV film), as Heiner
• The Chocolate Queen [de] (2005, TV film), as Wolfgang

• Ingolf Lück's official website in German language
• Ingolf Lück at IMDb

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