Gerd Anthoff
Gerd Anthoff ( born August 12, 1946 in Munich) is a Bavarian television, theater and popular actresses.
Life
He grew up in Munich's Westend Gerd Anthoff came from his aunt Fanny, who worked as a cloakroom attendant at the Residenz Theater, early in contact with the theater. Already as a teenager he took acting lessons; at 18 he received from 1964 to 1967 by Bayerischer Rundfunk a scholarship, are promoted with the actor with a Bavarian dialect. During this time Anthoff learned among others Peter Rieckmann, Fritz Strassner and Gustl Bayrhammer.
1967 began his theater career with engagements at the Bavarian State Theatre, at the Munich Chamber games and at the Munich National Theatre before a permanent member of the Bavarian State Theatre in 1970, where among other things, for 27 years in about 950 performances of the play Brandner Kaspar and the eternal ' life of Kurt Wilhelm gave the Nantwein.
For television came Anthoff until 1989, when he received the title role in Joseph FILSER- series of the Bavarian television. Since then, he worked amongst others with the popular BR- series lion's den as a detective Deinlein, The caretaker and Café perjury. Across Germany, he was known at the latest in the role of enterprising entrepreneur Toni Rambold in the Sat1 series Der Bulle von Tölz. In the TV series Under Suspicion he plays as Dr. Claus Reiter cracked and corrupt head of the department for the investigation of internal offenses.
In 1995 he was awarded the Bavarian Television Award for crossover and 2003 the Adolf Grimme Prize for suspicion.