Michael Pand
Michael Pand (born July 27, 1955 in Hainburg an der Donau ; born Michael Gspandl ) is an Austrian actor , writer , radio play writer and documentary filmmaker .
Life
At the age of 17, Michael Pand left the high school boarding school HTL Spengergasse and reached Beirut as a hitchhiker . After his return he lived in a shared apartment. From 1973 to 1976 he had acting lessons at the Max Reinhardt Seminar in Vienna . In 1977/78 he visited the Lee Strasberg Theater and Film Institute in New York , encouraged by Nastassja Kinski, who was introduced to him by Alexander Zellermayer .
Pand made his debut at the Theater an der Wien in 1973 with the title role in Unger's Spartakus . In 1974 he was on stage at the Theater am Kärntnertor in A didactic play in blood and roses , directed by Hans Gratzer, in 1975 again at the Theater an der Wien in the play The Swan by Ferenc Molnár . In 1976 he played at the Munich Chamber Theater in Spring Awakening , 1977 at the Festival Hellbrunn in Marivauxs The sample and as a guest student / scholarship 1978 in all ages of Botho Strauss at the theater on Hallesches Ufer . In 1980 he took on the role of Andri in Andorra at the Hamburger Kammerspiele and in 1983 in Munich that of Jürgen Bartsch in his own production Das Tier - Der Fall des Jürgen Bartsch . Then he served a year at the Theater der Jugend Wien with Edwin Zbonek .
He wrote the radio play series for Ö1 Die involuntige Weltreise by CC Fernberger 1621-1628 , spoken by himself. In 1981, Hell Enough and Still pitch black , directed by Bernd Lau, received the radio play award for the war blind. As a university lecturer, in Thai “Ajarn”, he taught at the Kasetsart and Silpakorn University in Bangkok . After reading Critique of Cynical Reason by Peter Sloterdijk , Pand attended his lectures in Vienna.
Pand wrote, among other things, Afghanistan to Warhol. 19 essayistic travel texts . He made several video documentaries in Thailand , Cambodia and Vietnam. He lives alternately in the Kingdom of Thailand and in Vienna. His autobiography Von Hainburg nach Hollywood and back was published at Silpakorn University and dedicated to Prof. Peter Sloterdijk (aka "Goethe postmodern").
Filmography
- 1973: The high school graduation day
- 1974: in the meantime
- 1975: Perahim - the second chance
- 1975: Kim & Co.
- 1976: hot goods
- 1976: Three ways to the lake
- 1977: The lawyer
- 1978: The Ringer ( The American Success Company )
- 1980: Freedom terminus
- 1980: The beautiful savages of Ibiza
- 1981: And that for the 80th birthday
- 1982: The Republican Hour
- 1983: The thousand-mark lock (series: The fifth season)
- 1984: Hot days in July
- 1985: Don't get angry (Series: Der Leihopa )
- 1987: Karate Tiger 2 ( No Retreat, No Surrender 2: Raging Thunder )
- 1988: Fireworks for a corpse (Series: Tatort )
- 1991: A castle on Lake Wörthersee (series)
- 2006: The Elephant King
- 2010: Werner Boote's corporate film "Gaston Glock"
Book publication
- From Hainburg to Hollywood and back, autobiography, ISBN 978-616-374-860-7ไม่ พบ รายการ ที่ ต้องการ ค้น, National Library Kingdom of Thailand, also only visible there
Web links
- Michael Pand in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Michael Gspandl in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Personal website
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Pand, Michael |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Gspandl, Michael |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Austrian actor and author |
| DATE OF BIRTH | July 27, 1955 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Hainburg on the Danube |