Harald Effenberg

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Harald Effenberg (born August 7, 1957 in Pätz , Königs Wusterhausen district , GDR ) is a German film and theater actor.

Life

He grew up in the south-west of Berlin and attended the Fritz Kirchhoff School (at that time still in Dahlem ) in the mid-1970s , together with u. a. Sabine Thiesler , Oliver Stritzel and Dominique Horwitz . He finished his training as a student of Ingrid Kaehler and had its premiere on December 9, 1977 as "Garcin" in Sartre's Behind Closed Doors in the room theater Der Balkon in Berlin.

In 1984 he played "Theo in the bin" in Didi and the revenge of the disinherited . Effenberg has often been his sketch partner in various TV programs with Dieter Hallervorden since 1995, for example in Hallervordens ridicule and comedy trap .

Harald Effenberg had recurring appearances at the Theater am Kurfürstendamm , the Junge Theater Berlin , the Berlin Renaissance Theater and the Berlin cabaret theater Die Wühlmäuse .

Since the reopening of the Schlossparktheater under Dieter Hallervorden, Effenberg can be seen there regularly in changing roles, e.g. B. as "Toby" in the German premiere of the English political satire King of Hearts by Alistair Beaton and as "Nick" in The Vernissage by Donald Margulies .

In 2005 his book The 100 Best Jokes of All Time was published .

In March 2020 Effenberg started a daily podcast, "Haralds Podcast", in which he lectures small reading samples, tells jokes and shares anecdotes. The podcast is a result of the time in the Corona crisis .

On April 10, 2020, he was seen in Dieter Hallervordens Internet show "Geist mit Humor".

He lives with his family in Kleinmachnow near Berlin.

Filmography

Movies

TV

  • 1981: Dandelion (1 episode)
  • 1988: Liebling Kreuzberg (1 episode)
  • 1988: Berliner Weisse with Shot (1 episode)
  • 1989: The Country Doctor (1 episode)
  • 1991: The House Spirit (1 episode)
  • 1992: The Millions Heir (1 episode)
  • 1992: With heart and soul
  • 1993: Things to laugh about
  • 1993, 1995: Salto Postale (2 episodes)
  • 1994–2003: Hallervordens Spott-Light
  • 1996: Mona M. - With a woman's weapons (1 episode)
  • 1996: A Strong Team (1 episode)
  • 1997: A Murder for Quandt (1 episode)
  • 1997: The Angels of Fire (1 episode)
  • 1998–2003: Einstein Castle (6 episodes)
  • 1998: Alarm for Cobra 11 (1 episode)
  • 1998: Wolffs Revier (1 episode)
  • 1998–1999: Salto Kommunale (6 episodes)
  • 1999: In all friendship (1 episode)
  • 2000: Fever - Doctors for Life (2 episodes)
  • 2001: Zebralla!
  • 2001: HeliCops (1 episode)
  • 2001: Balko (1 episode)
  • 2002: Edel & Stark (1 episode)
  • 2002: Our Charly (1 episode)
  • 2003: Körner & Köter (1 episode)
  • 2004, 2009, 2015: Soko Wismar (3 episodes)
  • 2009: The Black Channel returns
  • 2017–2019: Jerks. (TV series, 4 episodes)
  • 2017: canceled (1 episode)
  • 2017: Dark (1 episode)
  • 2018: Spreewald thriller (1 episode)

Theater (selection)

  • 1977: "Behind closed doors", room theater 'Der Balkon', Berlin, director: Ingrid Kaehler
  • 1978: "Jungfrau mit Fünflingen", Hansa Theater, Berlin, director: Erich Neureuther
  • 1978: "A fantastic night", Tournee-Theater am Kurfürstendamm, director: Jürgen Wölffer
  • 1979: "An ideal husband", Renaissance Theater Berlin, director: Heinz Drache
  • 1980; "Bewitching Julia", Renaissance Theater Berlin, director: Horst Heinze
  • 1981: "Hokuspokus", Renaissance Theater Berlin, director: Heinz Drache
  • 1985–1986: "Master Detective Kalle Blomquist", Berliner Kammerspiele, director: Harald K. Reinke
  • 1986–1987: "Bluthochzeit", Young Theater Berlin, director: Ingrid Kaehler
  • 1986–1987: "Pippi Longstocking", Berliner Kammerspiele, director: Harald K. Reinke
  • 1987: "Dreigroschenoper", Theater des Westens Berlin, director: Günter Krämer
  • 1990: "Im Weißen Rössl", Stadttheater Chur, director: Franz Winter
  • 1993, 1994: "Die Kaktusblüte", Tournee Theater am Kurfürstendamm, director: Jürgen Wölffer
  • 1993: "Don Camillo and Peppone", Hansa Theater, Berlin, director: Klaus Rumpf
  • 1994: "Arsenic and lace cap", Theater am Kurfürstendamm, director: Wolfgang Spier
  • 2002, 2003: "Im Weißen Rößl", Stadttheater Minden, director: Andreas Lachnit
  • 2004–2006: "Dinner for Spinners", Berlin cabaret theater "Die Wühlmäuse" and Anhaltisches Theater Dessau, director: Ralf Gregan
  • 2007–2008: "Die Nervensäge", Berlin cabaret theater "Die Wühlmäuse" and Anhaltisches Theater Dessau, director: Ralf Gregan
  • 2008–2015: "Stations of a Comedian", Berlin cabaret theater "Die Wühlmäuse", director: Dieter Hallervorden
  • 2010: "Zebralla!", Schlosspark-Theater Berlin, director: Dieter Hallervorden
  • 2011: "Arsenic and lace cap", Schlosspark-Theater Berlin, director: Ottokar Runze
  • 2012: "A strange couple", Schlosspark-Theater Berlin, director: Adelheid Müther
  • 2013: "Ladykillers", Schlosspark-Theater Berlin, director: Thomas Schendel
  • 2014: "The King's Speech", Schlosspark-Theater Berlin, director: Thomas Schendel
  • 2015: "Amadeus", Schlosspark-Theater Berlin, director: Thomas Schendel
  • 2017: "Funny Money", Schlosspark-Theater Berlin, director: Anatol Preissler
  • 2017: "Harold and Maude", Schlosspark-Theater Berlin, director: Manfred Langner
  • 2018–2019: "Das Blaue vom Himmel", Comedy Frankfurt / M., Director: Thomas Schendel

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personal data
SURNAME Effenberg, Harald
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German actor
DATE OF BIRTH 7th August 1957
PLACE OF BIRTH Pätz , Koenigs Wusterhausen district , GDR