Karl Markovics
Known for: Acting
Born: August 28, 1963 in Vienna, Austria
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Karl Markovics (born August 29, 1963) is an Austrian actor. He starred as Salomon Sorowitsch in Stefan Ruzowitzky's 2007 film The Counterfeiters, which was awarded the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film for that year. Prior to that, his most notable appearances have been in the highly-acclaimed Austrian (Viennese) black comedy Komm, süßer Tod (2001), his role as far-right terrorist Franz Fuchs in the 2007 TV movie Franz Fuchs - Ein Patriot, and in the police drama television series Inspector Rex. His character from Inspector Rex had his own spin-off series, Stockinger. Markovics remains a frequent stage actor, and in April 2010 played the non-singing role of Samiel in Counterfeiters-director Ruzowitzky's first opera production, Der Freischütz at Vienna's Theater an der Wien. Description above from the Wikipedia article Karl Markovics, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
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Come, Sweet Death
Jäger
Highly Explosive
Viktor Knigge
India
Kirchingerwirt
Lilly the Witch: The Dragon and the Magic Book
Alfred
The Counterfeiters
Sorowitsch
All the Queen's Men
Hauptsturmführer
Hinterholz 8
Jäger
Born in Absurdistan
Stefan Strohmayer
Die verrückte Welt der Ute Bock
Fremdenpolizist
Nanga Parbat
Karl Maria Herrligkoffer
Lumpazivagabundus
Zwirn
Unknown
Dr. Farge
Mahler on the Couch
Sigmund Freud
The Fox
Josef Streitberger
The Silence of the Donkeys
Jonas Horak
Drei Herren
Herr Ivo
Daniel Käfer - Die Villen der Frau Hürsch
Hubert Schlömmer
Daniel Käfer - Die Schattenuhr
Huber Schlömmer
Franz Fuchs – A Patriot
Franz Fuchs
Mord in den Dünen
Dominik Hofer
Little Robbers
Bank Director
Andreas Hofer
Erzherzog Karl
Annas Heimkehr
Gregor Brunner
Henri 4
Coligny