Klaus Mikoleit

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Klaus Mikoleit (born April 15, 1945 in Berlin ) is a German actor .

Life

Klaus Mikoleit studied acting at the renowned Max Reinhardt School in Berlin. This was followed by engagements at the Badisches Staatstheater Karlsruhe (1965–1967), the Nationaltheater Mannheim (1967–1969), the Schauspielhaus in Bochum (1969–1976), the Hamburg Thalia Theater (1976–1980) and the State Drama Theaters in Berlin (1980–1976) 1986). Mikoleit played under Peter Zadek , Hans Neuenfels , Boy Gobert , Michael Verhoeven and Boleslaw Barlog .

His film and television career began in 1981 with the role of the Nazi teacher Vogelsang in Die Geschwister Oppermann (director: Egon Monk ) and as a suitor in Die Flambierte Frau (1982, director: Robert van Ackeren). Numerous TV and film appearances at home and abroad followed.

Klaus Mikoleit is married to the author Renate Kampmann and has a daughter Vanessa from his first marriage.

Filmography (selection)

TV Shows

Filmography (selection)

  • 1978: St. Pauli-Landungsbrücken - short vacation
  • 1981: The end of the beginning (cinema film, director: Christian Görlitz)
  • 1982: The Oppermann siblings (two-part series, director: Egon Monk)
  • 1982: The Hamburg Disease (feature film, director: Peter Fleischmann)
  • 1983: The present (FS game, director: Marcus Scholz)
  • 1986: Killing Cars (feature film, director: Michael Verhoeven )
  • 1986: Tatort - Die kleine Kanaille (FS game, director: Rolf von Sydow )
  • 1987: The glass sky (feature film, director: Nina Grosse )
  • 1988: Wilder Westen inclusive (FS game in 3 parts, director: Dieter Wedel )
  • 1988: Tatort - blameless guilty (FS-Spiel, director: Thomas Engel)
  • 1988: The Witch of Cologne (FS game, director: Hagen Mueller-Stahl )
  • 1989: Marleneken (FS game, director: Karin Brandauer)
  • 1990: Leo and Charlotte (FS game, director: Kaspar Heidelbach)
  • 1990: The Straw Man (feature film, director: Ulrich Stark)
  • 1990: You're right with me (feature film, director: Ulrich Stark)
  • 1991: Die Lok (feature film, director: Gerd Haag)
  • 1991: Endstation Harembar (FS game, director: Rainer Wolffhardt)
  • 1992: Negerküsse (FS game, director: Maria Theresia Wagner)
  • 1993: Tatort - Kesseltreiben (FS game, director: Peter Schulze-Rohr)
  • 1993: New Year's Eve Party (Lefteris) (feature film, director: Perikles Hoursoglou)
  • 1993: Löwenzahn (film, director: Hannes Spring)
  • 1995: Tatort - Terminus (FS game, director: Hagen Mueller-Stahl )
  • 1995: Die Grube (documentary game, director: Karl Fruchtmann)
  • 1996: Entre terre et mer (FS game in 6 parts, director: Hervé Basle)
  • 1996: A childhood on Montmartre (Les Allumettes Suédoises), (three-parter, director: Jacques Ertaud)
  • 1997: At the moment for two (FS game, director: Hanno Saul)
  • 1997: Women murder easier (FS series, director: Thorsten Näter )
  • 1998: Chopped off (FS game, director: Frank Beyer)
  • 1998: Die Sternbergs (FS game, director: Gloria Behrens)
  • 1999: Bella Block: Whispered Murders (FS game, director: Christian Görlitz)
  • 1999: Fortunately crazy - an unbeatable family (FS game, director: Klaus Rumpf)
  • 2001: The Pack of Heirs (FS game, director: Ulrich König)
  • 2001: The publisher (FS game in 2 parts, director: Bernd Böhlich)
  • 2005: Auschwitz: The Nazis and the Final Solution (docu-drama, director: Detlef Siebert)
  • 2014: The finest hour of her life (FS game, director: Erica von Moeller)

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personal data
SURNAME Mikoleit, Klaus
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German actor
DATE OF BIRTH April 15, 1945
PLACE OF BIRTH Berlin