Michael Dierks
Michael Dierks ( born July 21, 1970 in Cologne ) is a German actor.
Dierks ' father is the record producer Dieter Dierks. Michael Dierks moved at age 18 to Los Angeles to study at the University of California, Los Angeles, acting, dancing, singing and directing. In the U.S. film Mambo Kings, he played a minor role. After five years he returned to Cologne.
He wrote the song love me framed and sent it to the RTL, which it then the role of the wizard Marco Mommsen in the television series TV Kaiser offered. He disguised himself in the show, among other celebrities such as Karl Lagerfeld, Heino and Tina Turner. He also had appearances on late Saturday night and on the radio.
The Journal Hörzu nominated him for the Golden Camera for Best Comedians 1997 From 1999 to 2000 he hosted as one of ten moderators for RTL 2, the 24 -hour New Year's Eve 2000 live -. The Final Countdown live in the new millennium. He also starred in the film Beautiful widows kiss better on the side of Iris Berben and Andrea Sawatzki.
From 2003 to 2007 he starred in the comedy series Hausmeister Krause - Ordnung muss sein on Sat.1 a minor role.
Michael Dierks often works for the radio station WDR, for which he writes radio plays and skits and segments all voices. In the music industry, he worked as a producer, composer and DJ, mainly in the House genre and has released two albums and remixes.
Michael Dierks lives in Pulheim.