Lean faced, intense looking German born, Canadian raised actor, Koslo was at his busiest during the 1970s often playing shifty, untrustworthy & often downright nasty characters. First broke into films at age 22 in the low budget "The Little White Crimes (1966)", and then appeared in a rush of movies taking advantage of his youthful looks including the cult films "Vanishing Point (1971)" & "Omega M ...
show all Lean faced, intense looking German born, Canadian raised actor, Koslo was at his busiest during the 1970s often playing shifty, untrustworthy & often downright nasty characters. First broke into films at age 22 in the low budget "The Little White Crimes (1966)", and then appeared in a rush of movies taking advantage of his youthful looks including the cult films "Vanishing Point (1971)" & "Omega Man (1971)", plus the western "The Joe Kidd (1972)", martial arts blaxploitation flick "Cleopatra Jones (1973)" and crime thriller "Stone Killer (1973)". After starring alongside such stars as John Wayne , Clint Eastwood, Walter Matthau & Charles Bronson, Koslo's career drifted towards television, and in the 1980s, he was regularly seen guest-starring on TV shows including "Incredible Hulk, The" (1978)", "A-Team, The" (1983)", "Matlock" (1986)", "MacGyver" (1985)" & "Fall Guy, The" (1981)". Unfortunately, most of his film work in the 1990s and beyond was the "straight to video" type of fare with films like "Chained Heat II (1993)" & "Coyote Moon (1999) ". Koslo is well remembered by many as the smart talking, small time hood, Bobby Kopas, trying to shake down melon grower, Charles Bronson in "Mr. Majestyk (1974)".
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