Alexander Pschill

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Alexander Pschill
Born (1970-06-13) 13 June 1970 (age 52)
Vienna, Austria
Nationality Austrian
Occupation Actor
AgentDoris Fuhrmann Management [1]
Known for Inspector Rex
Website www.alexanderpschill.at

Alexander Pschill (born 13 June 1970) [2] is an Austrian actor who is best known for starring in Inspector Rex from 2002 to 2004. [3]

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Biography

From 1989 to 1993, Alexander Pschill studied at the "Cornish College of the Arts Professional Acting Conservatory" in Seattle, Washington and graduated as Bachelor of Fine Arts. [2] Besides playing the leading role in Peter Patzak's 1993 television production 1945, which started Pschill's career, the actor also starred in Der Sohn des Babymachers and Glück auf Raten (both 1995). From 2000 onwards, Pschill was a member of the cast of Julia – Eine ungewöhnliche Frau and from 2002 to 2004, he portrayed the main character Marc Hoffmann in Inspector Rex alongside Elke Winkens. [3] He starred in the eighth, ninth and tenth season of the TV series (episodes 91 to 119).

Alexander Pschill's younger sister is singer Fawni. [4]

Filmography

YearTitleRoleDirectorTypeRef.
1990TemptationDayan Ballweg [5]
1991Das Dorf an der GrenzeLoise KarnitscherFritz Lehner, Peter Patzak TV movie [6]
19931945Florian Peter Patzak TV movie [3]
1994 71 Fragments of a Chronology of Chance Hanno Michael Haneke movie [5]
1995 [7] Inspector Rex
German : Kommissar Rex		Seidl
(Ep. "Blutspuren")		Udo WitteTV series [3]
1995Der Sohn des BabymachersPaulSusanne ZankeTV movie [3]
1995Glück auf RatenBenjamin Glück Peter Patzak TV movie [3]
1996That's all JohnnyMickyMichael Pfeifenbergershort film [5] [8]
1997Beastie GirlDanyJohannes Fabricktheatrical movie [5] [9]
1997Alles werden gutMickyMichael Pfeifenbergershort film [5] [10]
1997/98 Aus heiterem Himmel Rufus Goldberg
(seasons 4 and 5)		Wolfgang Henschel, Dominikus Probst among othersTV series [3]
1999Zwei Frauen, ein Mann und ein Baby
(aka Ach Baby, ein Baby)		Sascha Wolfgang Murnberger TV movie [3]
2000Thanksgivin', die nachtblaue StadtMickyMichael Pfeifenbergertheatrical movie [5] [11]
2000/01 Julia – Eine ungewöhnliche Frau Dr. Anton Altmann
(seasons 3 and 4)		Holger Barthel, Walter BannertTV series [3]
2001SelbstbeschreibungYounger G. S. TrollerGeorg Stefan TrollerTV movie / documentary [3]
2002-04 Inspector Rex
German : Kommissar Rex		Marc Hoffmann
(seasons 8, 9 and 10)		 Hajo Gies  [ de ], Gerald Liegel, Michi Riebl, Andreas Prochaska among othersTV series [3]
2003SchattenMannMarkus Engelshort film [5] [12]
2004Der Bestseller – Wiener BlutSchulz Dirk Regel TV movie [3]
2005LucíaVincenzoPasquale PozzessereTV movie [3]
2005T-BoneBoyfriendFlorian Fesslshort film [5]
2005Deli.MomentBenjaminJulia Frickshort film [5]
2007 SOKO Donau Ingo Kock
(Ep. "In Vino Veritas")		Erwin KeuschTV series [3]
2007Dienstag: "Schein"Erik Etschelshort film
2007FacettenPhillipErik Etschelmovie [5]
2008Zwei Personen FilmFelix (Mann)Markus Engelshort film [13] [14]
2008ReflectionPeterMonika Farukuoyeshort film [5]
2008-12 Die Lottosieger Dr. Rüdiger RösslerLeo BauerTV series [3]
2009RiminiWaiting ManPeter Jaitzmovie [5]
2009 Der Winzerkönig Dr. Klaus Rieder
(Ep. "Die Krise")		Michi RieblTV series [3]
2009 Schnell ermittelt Roland Czerny
(Ep. "Laura Czerny")		Andreas KoprivaTV series [3]
2010TodespolkaHerbert FührerMichael Pfeifenbergertheatrical movie [3]
2010Die verrückte Welt der Ute Bock AnrainerHouchang Allahyaribiographical movie [3]
2010Gut gegen NordwindLeo LeikeMichael Kreihslstage drama recording
("Kammerspiele Wien", 2009)		 [15] [16] [17]
2011Der letzte GastMarkus Engelshort film [18]
2011Alle sieben WellenLeo LeikeMichael Kreihslstage drama recording
("Kammerspiele Wien", 2010)		 [15] [19] [20]
2011VatertagOttoMichi RieblTV movie [3]
2012 Vier Frauen und ein Todesfall (one episode)Andreas KoprivaTV series [15] [21]
2012JanusDr. Leo BenediktAndreas KoprivaTV series [15] [22]

Music video appearances

As director

Stage

Year(s)TitleRoleDirectorVenueRef.
TolmezzoSängerknabeGerhard Willert"Schauspielhaus Wien" [27]
1993Die AmazonenTheseusZeno Staner [27]
1994Die Sache mit dem HeinrichHeinrichAlexander Strobele"Theater der Jugend Wien" [27] [28]
1995Die Hochzeit des FigaroCherubinRobert Meyer"Festspiele Reichenau" [27] [28] [29]
1995/96Oh WunderLissardoBeverly Blankenship"Theater Drachengasse Wien" [28] [30]
1996Die KuruzzenCzokyErhard Pauer"Volkstheater Wien Donaufestival" [27]
1996Liebe JelenaPaschaThomas Birkmeir"Theater der Jugend Wien" [27] [28] [29]
1997Das Mädl aus der VorstadtHerr GiglRobert Meyer"Festspiele Reichenau" [28] [29]
1998Killing for CompanyFrankThomas Birkmeir"Studio Bühne Villach" [27]
1998/2000Magic AfternoonCharlyHerbert Sasse"Schlossparktheater Berlin" [27] [29] [31]
1999NietzschePeterThomas Birkmeir"Schlossparktheater Berlin" [28]
1999 Viel Lärm um Nichts ClaudioThomas Birkmeir"Schlossparktheater Berlin" [27] [28] [31] [32]
1999Der Diener zweier HerrenSilvioMarcello de Nardo"Schlossparktheater Berlin" [27] [29] [32]
2000 Peer Gynt Peer GyntThomas Birkmeir"Theater der Jugend Wien (Renaissancetheater)" [27] [28] [29]
2001LiebeleiFritzThomas Birkmeir"Studio Bühne Villach" [27] [28] [29]
2004Das weite LandOtto von AignerBeverly Blankenship"Festspiele Reichenau" [27] [28] [29] [32]
2005Das vierte GebotMartinHerbert Föttinger"Theater in der Josefstadt" [28] [29] [33]
2005 Die Drei Musketiere Aramis / Herzog von Buckingham Dominik Wilgenbus"Theatersommer Haag" [27] [29] [34] [35]
2006Die KaktusblüteIgorReinhard Schwabenitzky"Kammerspiele Wien" [29] [36]
2007EllingEllingHarald Posch"Kammerspiele Wien" [28] [29] [37]
2007Der Ruf des LebensMaxFranz Xaver Krötz"Theater in der Josefstadt" [28] [29] [38]
2008UnverhofftArnoldHans Hollmann"Theater in der Josefstadt" [28] [29] [39]
2008Wonderful WorldMaxJanusz Kica"Kammerspiele Wien" [28] [29] [40]
2008 Floh im Ohr Camille ChandebiseHans-Ulrich Becker"Theater in der Josefstadt" [28] [29] [41]
2009 Ein Sommernachtstraum PuckJosef Ernst Köpplinger"Stadttheater Klagenfurt" [28] [42]
2009Gut gegen Nordwind 1 Leo LeikeMichael Kreihsl"Kammerspiele Wien" [28] [29] [43]
2010MoserWackelPeter Wittenberg"Theater in der Josefstadt" [28] [29] [44]
2010Alle sieben Wellen 2 Leo LeikeMichael Kreihsl"Kammerspiele Wien" [28] [29] [45]
2010Kap HoornMartin SolmanIgor Bauersima"Theater in der Josefstadt" [28] [29] [46]
2010-2012/13 Ladies Night CraigFolke Braband"Kammerspiele Wien" [28] [29] [47]
2011 Traumnovelle FerencIgor Bauersima"Theater in der Josefstadt" [28] [48]
2011-2012/13 Run For Your Wife John SmithFolke Braband"Kammerspiele Wien" [28] [29] [49]
2012/13Endlich SchlussDer MannHerbert Föttinger"Theater in der Josefstadt" [15] [29] [50]
2013Venedig im SchneeFolke Braband"Kammerspiele Wien" [29] [51]

Awards

Notes

^1 — based on Daniel Glattauer's novel of the same title, published in 2006 [52]
^2 — based on Daniel Glattauer's novel of the same title, published in 2009, sequel to Gut gegen Nordwind [53]

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