Erotic film star Erich Tomek died at the age of 95

At the age of 95, Erich Tomek passed away - a famous Austrian screenwriter, director, producer and actor who left a significant mark in the erotic cinema genre. He gained wide recognition after the release of the scandalous drama "The Greek Fig Tree" (18+), which became cult in the 1970s.

His death was reported on the IMDb portal. Tomek died in his native Vienna.

Among the master's producing works are Jesus Franco's horror "Blood Moon," as well as explicit films "Julia," "Linda," and "Commotion in the Hotel" (all 18+).

On screen, he appeared in the erotic comedy "Alpine Passions" and the drama "Everyone Dies Alone."

As a screenwriter, Tomek participated in the creation of about 50 films. One of his last works was the melodrama "The Scent of Love."

His work became part of an entire era of European cinema that combined provocation and boldness.