Thomas Feldkamp
Thomas Feldkamp (born June 11, 1962 in Kempten (Allgäu) ) is a German actor . He became known to a wider audience in Germany with appearances in series such as Tatort , K11 and Sturm der Liebe .
biography
Thomas Feldkamp discovered his enthusiasm for acting early on and played in school theater. Despite his second passion, the soccer game, he didn't emulate his uncle and successful soccer coach Karl-Heinz Feldkamp , but completed an acting training in the Zinner studio in Munich . He received his speech training from Krystyna Szponder at the Bavarian Theater Academy " August Everding " in Munich, acting training from Hans Dieter Trayer and Jessica Hahner.
Thomas Feldkamp was part of the ensemble of the Bavarian State Theater in Munich . He played in Bertolt Brecht's Leben des Galilei , Das Leben ist Traum von de la Barca , in the Marstalltheater “Plattling” by Achternbusch and in TAMS in Munich “Die Japanischen Fischer” by Weyrauch. He also danced in the music theater on Gärtnerplatz in "Don Quichotte".
After these beginnings, he stopped acting until 2006.
Thomas Feldkamp appeared in episode roles in series such as Tatort, Siska , Storm of Love and Comedy Trap . He also worked in the Siemens case , Lenßen & Partner , KTI, Um Himmels Willen , in Sat1 magazine, K11 and Tabaluga . He has also appeared in commercials, for example for the UN , BMW , Gunnebo AB , Audi and MAN .
Thomas Feldkamp also appeared in the television film about the avalanche disaster in Galtür, "The Avalanche of the Century" with Vincent Perez and Désirée Nosbusch .
After several years of absence from the stage, Thomas Feldkamp made a guest appearance in June and July 2009 in the Theater Halle 7 Munich in the play Das Geisterschiff by Maxi Obexer in a double role as fisherman and mayor , directed by Torster Bischof . One of the reviews reads: “Thomas Feldkamp played both a fisherman and the mayor of Porto Celeste. The fisherman, a simple straight guy, was just as successful as the typical Italian man who performed brilliantly in official business. "
The Bavarian-Austrian wedding between Duke Albrecht the V of Bavaria and Anna of Austria was performed for the first time in a Renaissance history play in the Munich Residence, where Thomas Feldkamp not only played the court jester, but also made his directorial debut.
Theater appearances (selection)
- 2011 history game, Residenz, Munich
- 2011 The Bavarian Jedermann, monastery church, Fürstenfeldbruck
- 2010 Turandot, Bavarian State Theater, Munich
- 2009 The Ghost Ship, Theater Halle 7, Munich
- 1984 Life is a dream, Bayerisches Staatsschauspiel, Munich
- 1985 Life of Galilei, Bavarian State Theater, Munich
- 1985 Plattling, Theater im Marstall
- 1986 The Japanese fishermen, TAMS, Munich
- 1987 Don Quichotte, Gärtnerplatztheater.
TV / film (selection)
- Transit (short film)
- across (political broadcast)
- Annelie (movie)
- crime scene
- storm of Love
- The Avalanche of the Century (TV Movie)
- K11 - Commissioners on duty
- Tabaluga
- Comedy trap
- Siska
- Galileo
- For heaven's sake
- KTI - people lie, evidence doesn't
- Sat1 magazine
Web links
- Homepage of Thomas Feldkamp
- Thomas Feldkamp in theInternet Movie Database(English)
Individual evidence
- ↑ On the expressed discomfort at theater reviews Munich .
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Feldkamp, Thomas |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German actor |
| DATE OF BIRTH | June 11, 1962 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Kempten (Allgäu) |