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William Kircher
William Kircher (William Kircher) is an actor. William Kircher started his acting career after graduating from the New Zealand Academy of Drama . He has worked extensively in theaters across the country and has appeared in more than 100 professional theatrical works in more than 20 years. A long and successful career in film and television has laid the foundation for him to become the most respected actor in the country.
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Performing Experience
William Kircher started his acting career after graduating from the New Zealand Academy of Drama . He has worked extensively in theaters across the country and has appeared in more than 100 professional theatrical works in more than 20 years. A long and successful career in film and television has laid the foundation for him to become the most respected actor in the country.
In his subsequent career, Kochel devoted himself to film production, and also served as a producer and the marketing director of the "British Cloud 9 Screen Entertainment" company. He was invited to manage the business department of "Cloud 9", where he produced an award-winning short film and a series of corporate projects. In 2003, Kochel cooperated with the "Screen Adventure" production company to develop and invest in feature films. Before starting work on the " The Hobbit " trilogy, he produced the documentary TV series "The Investigator" for "Red Sky Film and Television".
Kircher returned to the showbiz in 2006 and played the leading role in the critically acclaimed movie "Out of Sadness." This film is directed by director Robert Shakis and is based on a real Holocaust story that took place in a small seaside village in Ala Moana. His career masterpieces also include John Gerber’s national journey "The Bouncer" and "Lady's Night"; TV feature films "Gold" and "Treasure Valley Adventures", and the ratings of the prison administrator who starred in three seasons The highest police drama "There are sharks in the park".
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