Alexander Pschill German and Austrian theater and film actor Date of Birth: 13.06.1970 Country: Austria

Biography of Alexander Pschill

Alexander Pschill, a German and Austrian theater and film actor, was born on June 13, 1970. He grew up as the eldest child in his family. After studying at the Sieattle/Washington Conservatory in the United States, he returned to Austria and played the lead role in his first film, "1945." The debut turned out to be more than successful, and many renowned directors took notice of the young actor.

Throughout his career, Alexander Pschill has portrayed numerous key roles in films and television series. He is widely known in Russia and around the world for his role as police commissioner Mark Hoffmann in the TV series "Kommissar Rex." For this role, Alexander Pschill was awarded the Romy Award for Best Actor in 2001.

In addition to his film work, Pschill is also involved in many theater productions. He often expresses in his interviews that theater is closer to his heart.

Filmography:
- 2002: "Kommissar Rex" (TV series) - Mark Hoffmann
- 1999: "Zwei Frauen, ein Mann und ein Baby" - Sasha
- 1994: "1945" (film)