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He and Marazzi had two children, Malaika Krüger (born 1967) and Hardy Krüger Jr. (born 1968). In the 1960s and 1970s, Krüger lived at the ranch "Hatari Lodge" (where the film Hatari! was filmed) at the foot of Mount Meru, Tanzania. Krüger married his third wife, Anita Park, in 1978. They lived in California and Hamburg.
One of Wayne's co-stars, Hardy Krüger, fell in love with Tanzania during the filming of Hatari. Having decided to make his home here, he bought Momella Farm where he lived happily for 13 years.
With a fun historical significance, this legendary bush lodge was the setting for the famed 1963 film Hatari starring John Wayne, Elsa Martinelli and Hardy Krüger. Now in care of the Gabriel family, the legacy of Hatari grows fuller with new memories, stronger community and natural harmony.
Views from the Hatari terrace and the walkway out onto the seasonal Momella swamp frame all these wonders and spectacles. The lodge is named after the Hollywood film, 'Hatari!' (meaning 'danger' in Swahili), starring John Wayne and his German co-star Hardy Krüger and fimed in this area in 1960.
Soon after it was bought by cigar-chomping bigwig, Hardy Krüger and now it is a magnificent hotel. Billed as a ‘luxury bush hotel’, Hatari Lodge is set in Arusha National Park which is one of the largest national parks in Africa and one of the most beautiful.
Dec 20, 2013 · Nach den Dreharbeiten zu „Hatari!“ in Tansania baute Hardy Krüger am Drehort eine Lodge. Heute ist von dem Hotel nicht mehr viel übrig.
Hardy Krüger. Actor: A Bridge Too Far. Hardy Kruger was born Eberhard August Franz Ewald Krüger in Wedding, Berlin, the son of Auguste (Meier) and Max Krüger. At thirteen years, he became a member of the "Hitler Jugend" (Hitler Youth), as did all 13-year-old boys in Germany then.
