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| rdfs:comment | - Christian Redl ist ein deutscher Schauspieler. Er ist am 20. April 1948 in Schleswig, Deutschland geboren. Eine seiner Rollen war die des Meister im Film Krabat. Er spielte in mehr als 90 Filmen und Fernsehserien mit.
- Christian Redl (born 20 April 1948, Schleswig, Germany) is a German actor and musician. Redl was born in Schleswig. His father was a teacher. He grew up in Kassel, and studied from 1967 to 1970 at the Drama School in Bochum. He then began to act at theaters in Wuppertal, Frankfurt, Bremen and Hamburg, where he worked worked with Claus Peymann, Luc Bondy and Peter Zadek. In 1986 he played his first major role in a movie production: Sierra Leone, by Uwe Schrader. He gained fame in the late 1980s and early 1990s with films by Bernd Schadewald, especially through the main role in the television production Der Hammermörder (The murder hammer), for which he was awarded the Adolf Grimme Prize and Angst (Anxiety), for which he received a tele-Star nomination. Apart from theater, her also appeared
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| abstract | - Christian Redl ist ein deutscher Schauspieler. Er ist am 20. April 1948 in Schleswig, Deutschland geboren. Eine seiner Rollen war die des Meister im Film Krabat. Er spielte in mehr als 90 Filmen und Fernsehserien mit.
- Christian Redl (born 20 April 1948, Schleswig, Germany) is a German actor and musician. Redl was born in Schleswig. His father was a teacher. He grew up in Kassel, and studied from 1967 to 1970 at the Drama School in Bochum. He then began to act at theaters in Wuppertal, Frankfurt, Bremen and Hamburg, where he worked worked with Claus Peymann, Luc Bondy and Peter Zadek. In 1986 he played his first major role in a movie production: Sierra Leone, by Uwe Schrader. He gained fame in the late 1980s and early 1990s with films by Bernd Schadewald, especially through the main role in the television production Der Hammermörder (The murder hammer), for which he was awarded the Adolf Grimme Prize and Angst (Anxiety), for which he received a tele-Star nomination. Apart from theater, her also appeared in other television productions: Der Rosenmörder (The Rose murderer), Ein mörderischer Plan (A murderous plan) and Späte Rache (Late revenge). Two other theater productions were Lea by Ivan Fila and the trio of Hermione Hundtgeburt. One of his most known role is Generaloberst Alfred Jodl, in the 2004 movie Der Untergang. In that film's most famous scene, Redl was one of the four actors (the other three were Dieter Mann, Rolf Kanies and Justus von Dohnányi) who were detained in Bruno Ganz's briefing room for not ordering Steiner's attack. He also played in the German film production Tattoo of Robert Schwentke and in a film of the ZDF police drama series, Nachtschicht (Nachtschicht – Vatertag) (Night Shift - Father's Day) by Lars Becker. Redl is regularly in film and television productions to see, especially in novels like television in the ZDF series KDD - Kriminaldauerdienst) and in international cinema productions like Krabat by Marco Kreuzpaintner and Die Päpstin (Pope Joan) by Sönke Wortmann. At the Hamburg Chamber of games he played in Der Totmacher (The Deathmaker), and the St. Pauli Theatre in Die Dreigroschenoper (The Threepenny Opera). In the spring of 2009 he played in Tod in der Eifel (Death in the Eifel), a television film by John Grieser, and Der Tote im Spreewald (The dead in the Spreewald). Redl is also an audio book speaker and musician. He is the stepbrother of actor Wolf Redl.
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