Hartmut Becker
Hartmut Becker ( born May 6, 1938 in Berlin ) is a German film and theater actor.
Life
After high school, Hartmut Becker studied at the Free University Berlin Theatre Studies, German Studies and Philosophy. With Else Bongers in Berlin, he completed a study acting before he went to his first theater engagement.
His feature film debut was the role of Clark Becker in Michael Verhoeven's film ok, which provided an official German contribution at the International Film Festival in Berlin in 1970 for a considerable stir. In the following year, Becker was with his second feature film Who loves in glass houses ... The trench ( also directed by Michael Verhoeven and Senta Berger) represented at the film festival. Since then, he is one of the sought after actors in the film and television sector and at German theaters. More movies followed: As a mother, went on strike Sunday Children ( Directed by Michael Verhoeven ), Il clandestino decimo by Lina Wertmuller and Gavre Princip - Himmel under stones by Peter Patzak.
Piece supporting roles played by Becker engagements in Munich, Vienna and other German theaters, then to Berlin theaters as the Schiller Theater and the Renaissance Theatre. From 2007 to 2012 Becker was a board member of the German Film Academy. As a songwriter and performer, he published in October 2013 its first ( pop ) single " Longing country," the eponymous album released in early 2014. Hartmut Becker lives in Berlin.
Filmography
Theater ( selection)
Awards
- Theatre Today ( Best Newcomer of the Year)
- AZ Star ( Best Actor for Mercutio in " Romeo and Juliet" )
- TZ Rose ( Best Actor for Mercutio in " Romeo and Juliet, for Warwick in " Saint Joan )
- Emmy Award nomination ( for the role of Wagner in Escape from Sobibor )