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In the summer of 2013 Lommel went for nine months to Brazil, where he wrote a book and also made a film about Campo Bahia, the official camp for the German National Soccer Team.

Revenge of the Stolen Stars (1986) actor Barry Hickey called him "probably one of the worst directors in Hollywood. Like Edward D. Wood Jr.. Ulli is a kind of simple person. He likes the simple things. He often has the ideas but not the budget to do it.".

His singing can be heard in Strangers in Paradise (1984).

In 1980 he directed one of the biggest independent hits, The Boogey Man (1980), which ended up grossing $35,000,000 worldwide. The film's budget was only $300,000.

The Warhol / Lommel years spawned several features, including Cocaine Cowboys (1979) and Blank Generation (1980), both of which were directed by Lommel and feature Warhol in an acting role.

Planned to direct "Life" in 1976, but the film was never made.

Widely known for his frequent collaborations with Rainer Werner Fassbinder, a creative partnership which lasted 10 years and produced over 20 films, Ulli Lommel is one of the most consistently creative filmmakers to come from the New German Cinema movement. The son of German comic performer Ludwig Manfred Lommel, Ulli Lommel began his career in show business as a child. His second feature film as a director Tenderness of the Wolves (1973) brought Lommel to New York, where he began working with Andy Warhol at The Factory.

Collaborated with German director and producer Rainer Werner Fassbinder on Love Is Colder Than Death (1969), Whity (1971), Beware of a Holy Whore (1971), Tenderness of the Wolves (1973), Fontane Effi Briest (1974), Bremer Freiheit: Frau Geesche Gottfried - Ein bürgerliches Trauerspiel (1972), Welt am Draht (1973), The American Soldier (1970), Chinese Roulette (1976) and Adolf und Marlene (1977).

Was the voice of Robin in German-dubbed version of 1960s infamous Batman: The Movie (1966) TV series. He also did dubbing for movies such as The Sons of Katie Elder (1965).

Made his first short film in 1959 with Super 8 camera. The film was called "Don't Be Cruel", the name was probably from the song with a same name of his idol Elvis Presley.