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Sigrid 2022-09-27 19:51:43
The most impressive is the beginning of the scene
What impressed me the most was the opening scene: a few German planes swooped down at a funeral for the pilots held by the Allies, and then accurately dropped a wreath, so unexpected!
Both sides of the First World War were injustice, and the armies of both sides sometimes maintained chivalry. This... -
Garth 2022-09-06 22:48:29
The Red Baron - Gentlemen's War
The Red Baron - Furmanred von Richthofen, who shot down 80 enemy planes during World War I, was revered as the ace of the trump cards by both the enemy and us. Ever since he knew of his illustrious name, every time he saw that old-fashioned fighter jet in red, he was in awe. And when I found out...
Volker Bruch
Volker Bruch (Volker Bruch), born on March 9, 1980 in The Federal Republic of Germany, Die Bundesrepublik Deutschland Munich, actor, Pisces. The main works include " Generation War ", " Babylon Berlin ", " The Confession of a Child of the Century ", " Hin und weg ", " The Reader ", " The Red Baron " and so on. Bruch looks tough, his personal temperament is mature and tolerant, but also melancholic and classical. Each role is his self-challenge again and again.
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Volker Bruch's famous international roles are The Federal Republic of Germany in the miniseries " Generation War " (2013), Die Bundesrepublik Deutschland Wehrmacht officer Wilhelm Winter (Wilhelm Winter) and the TV series "Babylon Berlin" in Gryan · Inspector Gereon Rath. His role of Wilhelm Winter in "Generation War" attracted millions of TV viewers. As the main actor, he won a special prize at the 2013 Bavarian Television Awards. In addition, he has won the The Federal Republic of Germany, Die Bundesrepublik Deutschland Television Awards and Emmy Awards.
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Early Experience
Volker Bruch (Volker Bruch) was born in 1980 in The Federal Republic of Germany, Die Bundesrepublik Deutschland. His father is from The Federal Republic of Germany, Die Bundesrepublik Deutschland. His mother is from The Republic of Austria. He owns The Federal Republic of Germany, Die. Bundesrepublik Deutschland , The Republic of Austria dual nationality. He grew up in Munich with five siblings, he likes to perform and joined the student performance group. Bruch studied performing arts at Max Reinhardt Seminar in Wien , The Republic of Austria . During his studies, he made a deliberate choice to shift his acting career from drama to television and film. During this period, he made his first appearance on TV.
Performing Experience
At the beginning of his career, Bruch mainly played small roles in The Federal Republic of Germany, Die Bundesrepublik Deutschland TV and movies. His first notable role was Axi in The Federal Republic of Germany, Die Bundesrepublik Deutschland TV movie "The Rose" in 2005, and he won the best of The Federal Republic of Germany, Die Bundesrepublik Deutschland TV. Supporting actor award. 2008 was a significant year in his career as an actor. He starred in many films, including Lieutenant Becker in the French film "Female Agents", The Federal Republic of Germany, and the English biographical film "The Federal Republic of Germany" Die Bundesrepublik Deutschland. Lothar von Richthofen in "Red Baron" (Der Rote Baron), Stefan Aust in The Federal Republic of Germany, Die Bundesrepublik Deutschland Oscar-nominated film "The Baader Meinhof Complex", and Oscar-winning American film "The Reader" (The Reader) Reader) in Dieter Spenz.
Before starring in "Generation War", he played many supporting roles. In 2013, Volker Bruch played Wilhelm Winter, an officer of The Federal Republic of Germany, Die Bundesrepublik Deutschland in "Generation War" ( Unsere Mütter, Unsere Väter ). William is the narrator of this story. During World War II, he responded to Hitler's call to join the army. However, after experiencing a brutal and bloody war and witnessing the inhuman treatment suffered by the Jews, William changed his position from a fanatical Nazi to a reflector and evader of the war. Bruch’s outstanding performance earned him a nomination for The Federal Republic of Germany, Die Bundesrepublik Deutschland Television Awards, and a special award for all actors at the 2013 Bavarian Television Awards.
After "Generation War", Bruch starred in various types of movies and TV works. In 2016, he was selected as the lead actor in the TV series "Babylon Berlin" (Babylon Berlin) . "Babylon Berlin" is directed by Tom Tykwer and adapted from a novel by Volker Kutscher. It mainly tells the story of various forces competing in Berlin during the period of The Federal Republic of Germany, Die Bundesrepublik Deutschland Weimar Republic, and shows the life of the Berlin undercurrents in the 1920s.
In "Babylon Berlin", Volker Bruch plays the leading actor, policeman Gereon Rath (Gereon Rath), who investigates a series of crimes in Berlin during the Weimar Republic . Filming for the first two seasons of the play began in May 2016, lasted 8 months, and was released continuously in the fall of 2017. "Babylon Berlin" is very popular among the Federal Republic of Germany, Die Bundesrepublik Deutschland and international audiences. It won the Best Overseas TV Drama Award at the 24th Shanghai TV Festival
and made Volker Bruch well-known by audiences at home and abroad. Volker Bruch is considered one of the new stars of The Federal Republic of Germany, Die Bundesrepublik Deutschland,
Because of the wonderful interpretation of the role of Gereon Rath in the TV series "Babylon Berlin", Volker Bruch won the 2018 The Federal Republic of Germany, Die Bundesrepublik Deutschland Gold Camera Award (Gold Camera Award). He is a good actor and won the Adolf Grimme Award with the "Babylon Berlin" team.
In 2018, he starred in the GF American film "The Girl in the Spider's Web" (the Girl in the Spider's Web), and filmed The Federal Republic of Germany, Die Bundesrepublik Deutschland film "Rocca Changes the World" (Rocca Changes the World). World). At the end of 2018, Bruch began shooting the third season of the 6-month "Babylon Berlin", which premiered in The Federal Republic of Germany, Die Bundesrepublik Deutschland in January 2020. The fourth season of "Babylon Berlin" starring Volker Bruch is expected to be filmed in 2021 and released in 2022.
Personal Life
Volker Bruch lives in Berlin with his partner, actress Miriam Stein. They had a child in 2017. Bruch met Stein during the filming of the film "The Troubles of Young Goethe" in 2009. It is worth noting that they later co-starred in "Generation War" in 2013, "Tour de Force" in 2014 and Das goldene Ufer in 2015.
Bruch is an environmentalist who supports the climate action organization "Extinction Resistance" and the joint statement issued by the government of The Federal Republic of Germany, Die Bundesrepublik Deutschland and the media industry "for sustainable production of films and TV series".
In 2019, Bruch and Daniel Bruhl and other actors and artists of The Federal Republic of Germany, Die Bundesrepublik Deutschland signed a petition against the far-right The Federal Republic of Germany, Die Bundesrepublik Deutschland The Federal Republic of Germany, Die Bundesrepublik Deutschland Gorlitz, a filming location frequently used by the Alternative for Germany in Europe, elects candidates for mayor.
In June 2020, Bruch participated in the video "Was Sie Mitgenommen Haben" of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR).
Bruch speaks English fluently and has even performed in English.
Extended Reading
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Käte: There are so many hospitals now they have to give them numbers. This is No: 76. There's 500 patients. Most of these men will die. Those that don't will never walk again, see again, taste again... love again! No, it's not great to have a hole your head. You're lucky to be still alive. Being born of nobility, you've advantages these men here do not. They don't have choices. It's not a game. This is the lowest we'll ever get. It never gets darker.
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Emperor Wilhelm: You're looking disposed, my dear Baron.
Manfred von Richthofen: Yes, your Majesty. I'm fine. I always am. Sometimes even irritated, sir.
Emperor Wilhelm: How can you be "irritably fine?"
Manfred von Richthofen: It happens out here. We kill a couple of men. And while they fall down in flames, we feel just fine. I find this irritating.
Emperor Wilhelm: My soldiers, do not... kill people. They simply destroyed the enemy.
Manfred von Richthofen: Well, the effects seems to be the same.
