Manuel Witting

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Manuel Witting

Manuel Witting (born July 26, 1977 in Vienna ) is an Austrian actor .

Life

After graduating from high school, Witting completed an acting training at the Vienna Conservatory . Witting had theater engagements at the Renaissance Theater in Vienna, at the Theater in der Drachengasse , at the Theater in the Center and at the Theater in der Josefstadt . In the Josefstadt he appeared in the theater play The Servant of Two Masters by Carlo Goldoni and in the social comedy Bunbury by Oscar Wilde . At the side of Andrea Jonasson he played 2006/2007 in Christopher Hampton's play dangerous love affairs .

Manuel Witting played his first supporting role in 1999 in the Austrian crime film Kaliber Deluxe . The role of Tobias Wagner in the television series Zwei Engel auf Streife was his first leading television role in 2001. Witting has since starred in numerous television series . In the period that followed, he took on other continuous series roles, as well as leading episode roles and guest roles in various television series.

In the modern homeland film Die Bauernprinzessin in 2003 he played the role of Peter, the long-term friend of the female leading actress. In 2004 he had a smaller role alongside Harald Krassnitzer in an Austrian Tatort episode.

Special recognition attained Witting with the continuous series lead role of Detective Inspector Martin Patuschek in the ORF - crime series SOKO Vienna , in which he, together with Karin Giegerich and Bruno Eyron part of the permanent team of investigators. 2014 he had the same role in the follow- Patuschek an episode guest role in which he as a bodyguard occurred. In this episode he died serial death.

In 2009, Witting played the role of gay Nicki in the comedy All you need is love - My daughter-in-law is a man .

Manuel Witting comes from one of the most famous Austrian families of actors, the Hörbiger family . His mother is Maresa Hörbiger , his aunts are Elisabeth Orth and Christiane Hörbiger and his grandparents were Attila Hörbiger and Paula Wessely .

Filmography (selection)

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