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In 1961 Pohlmann also appeared in a German film adaptation of a Edgar Wallace novel The Mystery of the Red Orchid, directed by Helmuth Ashley, and starring Marisa Mell, Christopher Lee and Klaus Kinski.Pohlmann's greatest success in German TV drama came in 1970 with an adaptation of Wilkie Collins' novel The Woman In White, one of the most successful television productions of the year and gaining over 9 million viewers.

The mini-series has a cult following to this day.Pohlmann was a regular on British television, taking the role of "Inspector Goron" in the 1952-1954 TV series Colonel March of Scotland Yard with Boris Karloff, and appearing as a guest star in such series as The Saint, The Champions, The Avengers, Danger Man, Department S, Jason King, and Paul Temple.In 1978 he worked with the actor-director Maximilian Schell in a German/Austrian film production motion of à–dà¶n von Horváth's play Geschichten aus dem Wienerwald (Tales from the Vienna Woods).

He had guest roles in the popular crime series Der Kommissar and Derrick, and also appeared in television plays for ORF and Bayerischer Rundfunk, often under the direction of Franz Josef Wild.

Under the direction of William Semmelroth, Pohlmann appeared in the role of the villainous Count Fosco, alongside Heidelinde Weis, Christoph Bantzer, Pinkas Braun and Helmut Kà¤utner.

He appeared at the Raimund Theater, and supplemented his income by working as an entertainer in a bar.In 1939 he followed his fiancée, and later wife, the Jewish actress Lieselotte Goettinger, into exile in London.

He was 66.In 2006 the Turner Classic Movies "31 Days of Oscar" festival was based on the theme of "360 Degrees of Oscar" (based on the game of "Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon") in which TCM chooses an actor who has played a significant role in Oscar history, and builds its entire schedule around him.