Stephan Meyer-Kohlhoff
Stephan Meyer-Kohlhoff (* 1962 in Bremen ) is a German actor .
life and work
He grew up in Hofheim am Taunus , where he also graduated from high school. Meyer-Kohlhoff attended the University of Music and Performing Arts in Frankfurt am Main .
Acting as an actor
- 1986: Crime and Punishment by Dostoevsky (as Nikolka), Berlin theater , directed by Andrzej Wajda
- 1988: Life of Galilei (as Ludovico ), Wuppertaler Bühnen , director Holk Freytag
- 1989: Dantons Tod Thalia-Theater, directed by Ruth Berghaus
- 1990: The Elephant Man (as Dr. Treves ), magazin-Theater Berlin, directed by Ulrich Simontowitz
- 1991: René Pollesch's home in the Mouson Tower in Frankfurt
- 1991: Dear Jelewna Sergejewna (as Volodja ), magazin-Theater, Berlin
- 1991: School of Women (as Horace ), tour
- 2002: One flew over the cuckoo's nest, (as Rucly), directed by Wolfgang Hoffmann , tour
- 2004: Ladies Night in Stadttheater Bremerhaven , directed by Wolfgang Hoffmann
- 2009: The Chancellor arrives (as Mayor Schönlebe ), Kulturkate Lübenheen , directed by Volkert Matzen
Roles in films / series
Meyer-Kohlhoff got his first major television role in 1987 in the three-part English television film "The Contract", in which he played a young diplomat who was kidnapped to the West in order to blackmail his father. In 1989 he played "Invisible Walls" in the first German TV feature film about AIDS.
He learned to ride a horse for the role of the prince in the film adaptation of Cinderella, directed by Karin Brandauer . The film was shot in Berlin and what was then Czechoslovakia. Then followed the RTL adventure at Pompon Rouge Palace . In the early years of Gute Zeiten, haben Zeiten he played the (first) Martin Wiebe, a carpenter with debt and feelings of guilt, for four months. 1997 was followed by his first crime scene, which was initially filmed as an episode of the "Commissioner" in Hamburg.
In “Unter Uns” Meyer-Kohlhoff was the journalist Thomas Blank , who wrote a book about Irene Weigel's amnesia, which she never forgave him. In the award-winning series KDD criminal long-term service , he made a brief appearance as a fraudulent pediatrician Dr. Moritz , as well as a short appearance in the Oscar-nominated film “Baader-Meinhof-Complex” as a night watchman in the Schneider department store in Frankfurt.
Filmography
- Movies
- 2007: The Baader Meinhof complex as a night watchman
- 2005: Behind bars - the female doctor as a doctor
- 2000: The tied up as a bank clerk
- 1998: In all friendship as Thomas Lauban
- 1998: Two alone as a psychologist Horn
- 1997: Tatort: Nightmare as Jens
- 1997: Tatort: Dangerous transmission as Jens
- 1996: You Are Not Alone - The Roy Black Story
- 1996: Feuerbach as a taxi driver Max
- 1993: Happy Holiday as Tommi
- 1992: Felix and 2x cuckoo as Jens Nissen
- 1991: Pompon Rouge Castle as Benno von Stulpnagel
- 1991: Auto-Fritze as a fitter Laumer
- 1989: Cinderella as a prince
- 1989: Factory of the officers as ensign Hochbauer , director: Hans Hellmut Kirst
- 1989: Pole Poppenspäler as a young Pole
- 1989: Invisible Walls as Kenneth
- 1989: Vera and Babs as Andreas
- 1988: The Contract as Willi Guttman
- 1987: The Wicherts next door as a post office worker
- 1986: The small post office as a postal apprentice
- 1986: So Long Cowboy as Thomas
- Series
- 2006: KDD - permanent criminal service as Dr. Moritz
- 2001–2002: Between Us as Thomas Blank
- 2000: Klinikum Berlin Mitte - life on standby as a company doctor
- 1993: Good times, bad times as Martin Wiebe # 1
Web links
- official homepage
- Stephan Meyer-Kohlhoff in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Stephan Meyer-Kohlhoff at filmportal.de
Individual evidence
- ^ The Baader Meinhof Complex - Film information, facts, quotes and goofs - Celebs Journal. Retrieved June 3, 2017 .
- ↑ Stephan Meyer-Kohlhoff at Rotten Tomatoes. Retrieved June 3, 2017 .
- ^ The Contract - Movie | Moviefone. Retrieved June 3, 2017 .
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Meyer-Kohlhoff, Stephan |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German actor |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1962 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Bremen |