Oli Bigalke

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Oli Bigalke , actually Oliver Bigalke , (born March 3, 1968 in Munich ) is a German actor .

Life

Oli Bigalke took acting lessons at the New Munich Drama School from 1991–1992 (direction: Ali Wunsch-König ). He began his acting career in the early / mid-1990s with theater appearances with independent theater groups and at off-theaters in Munich. In 1995 he played the villager Erich in Katzelmacher at the Pasinger Kulturfabrik . He had further engagements in Munich at the Free Theater Munich (2000; title role in Lenz 2000 ) and at the New Theater Munich (2004 and 2013). From August to October 2006 he appeared in the Berlin Admiralspalast in Brecht / Weill's Die Dreigroschenoper as Münz-Matthias in a production of the play by Klaus Maria Brandauer .

Since the late 1990s, Bigalke worked mainly for film and television. He was often used, also because of his striking appearance, in concise supporting roles, often as a police officer or villain. Doormen, security guards, craftsmen, criminals, dealers and violent criminals were among the staff he portrayed. Police shooting training also helped him with the convincing performance of weapons.

In the movie Be.Angeled (2001) he played the police chief inspector Landowski. In the Sat1 television film Die Masche mit der Liebe (2007), with Anja Kling in the lead role, he played the unemployed Michael Wuttke. Bigalke took on the role of prisoner Svetko in Simon Verhoeven's film comedy Men Hearts ... and the Very Great Love (2011) . In the ZDF crime series A strong team , he was seen in 2011 as the killer Lars Romberg. In Rostock police call 110: He was silent as Mäckie, the "President" of a motorcycle club. In the crime scene: Fat dogs (first broadcast September 2012) Bigalke was the veterinarian Dr. Christoph Wieland to see. In Tatort: ​​Turkish Honey (first broadcast: January 2014) he took on the role of boxing club owner Thomas Jansen. In Tatort: ​​Ätzend (first broadcast: November 2015) he played the craftsman Heiko Evers.

Bigalke also took part in several international productions, including a. in Anonymus (2011) and in the British short film The Parachutist (2013). In the Indian feature film Hanuman.com (2013), which is partly set in Iceland and also shot there, Bigalke played the mayor of Reykjavík , who ultimately turns out to be a sociopathic murderer and rapist.

He played several times in the ZDF crime series Ein Fall für Zwei , Alarm für Cobra 11 - Die Autobahnpolizei , SOKO Leipzig and Die Rosenheim-Cops . In the Rosenheim-Cops he was in 2003, at the side of Pippi Söllner , subsequently secrets of the alleged suspects carpenter Toni Waldner; he played the brother of the housemaid of the murdered man. In the episode One Night with Consequences in 2009 he was seen as the suspect Basti Lautner, who lost a large sum of money to the dead man's company.

He had episode roles u. a. also in the television series Der Bulle von Tölz (1998; as a car mechanic Michl Baumgartner), In the Name of the Law (2001; as a car mechanic Marco Schulz), Die Wache (2001; as a mechanic Heinz Dohm), Section 40 (2006; as right-wing extremist Rennie), SOKO Cologne (2007; as art thief Arnd Wendtmann), The Public Prosecutor (2009; as a car mechanic Nils Krämer), Coastal Guard (2010; as a dock worker Boris Timmsen), Lasko - Die Faust Gottes (2010; as BKA- Chief Inspector Victor), Klinik am Alex (2012; as THW head of operations Müller), Großstadtrevier (2012; as Thor, the "man for the rough"), SOKO Wismar (2013, as neighbor and suspect Bernd Huber), emergency call Hafenkante (2013, as bouncer Didi Weigert with multiple criminal records), SOKO Stuttgart (2015; as Arndt Meier, owner of a rockabilly shop) and SOKO Leipzig (2015; as Sven Hölzer, father of the dead 16-year-old girl).

In the fairy tale film The Cold Heart , which had its cinema premiere in October 2016, Bigalke played the master glass blower Jeckel, who is a kind of surrogate father for the young glassmaker's daughter Lisbeth after her own father sold his heart. In the fairy tale film Das singende, klingende Bäumchen (first broadcast: December 2016), a remake of the DEFA classic from 1957 for the fairy tale film series Six in One Stroke on ARD, Bigalke took on the role of the short forest spirit. In December 2017 Bigalke was seen in the ZDF series Der Kriminalist in a leading role in the episode; he played the operator of a tango club and former brothel owner . In January 2018 Bigalke was then seen on ZDF in the crime series SOKO Wismar in a supporting role; he played the suspect garbage collector Kai Jaspers, to whom the murder victim still owed money. In the 5th season of the TV series In All Friendship - The Young Doctors (March 2019) Bigalke took on one of the main roles of the episode as a seriously injured patient and husband.

In 2010 he received the Grimme Prize with the entire cast of the television film Murderer on Amrum . Oli Bigalke is a member of the Federal Association of Film and TV Actors . He lives in Berlin and Munich.

Filmography (selection)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c Oli Bigalke Profile and Vita at Schauspielervideos.de. Retrieved December 12, 2015.
  2. ↑ a b c Oli Bigalke profile at e-TALENTA . Retrieved December 12, 2015.
  3. ↑ Dead pants in the Admiralspalast . Performance review; Online music magazine. Retrieved December 12, 2015
  4. ↑ The scam with love, photo with Oli Bigalke. Retrieved December 12, 2015
  5. ↑ Crime scene: Turkish honey . Photo with Oli Bigalke. Retrieved December 12, 2015
  6. ↑ SOKO Wismar: Without a trace ( Memento of the original from January 26, 2018 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. . Plot and cast. Retrieved January 25, 2018. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.zdf.de
  7. ↑ Who we love . Plot and cast. Official website Das Erste . Retrieved March 15, 2019.
personal data
SURNAME Bigalke, Oli
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Bigalke, Oliver (real name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German actor
DATE OF BIRTH March 3, 1968
PLACE OF BIRTH Munich