Matthias Schweighöfer (German:[maˈtiːas ˈʃvaɪkˌhøːfɐ](listen); born 11 March 1981) is a German actor, voice actor, film director, and producer.
German actor, director, and producer
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Born in Anklam, Western Pomerania, Schweighöfer attended Berlin's renowned acting school Ernst Busch Academy of Dramatic Arts, but dropped out after one year.[1] Nevertheless, the son of actors[2] had already worked with established directors such as Peter Greenaway.
Career
His first role in a feature film was Raus aus der Haut (1997), directed by Andreas Dresen. In the following years, he appeared in projects such as Soloalbum (2003), Off Beat (2004), Eight Miles High (2007) and Rabbit Without Ears.[1]Schweighöfer portrayed Lieutenant-Colonel Franz Herber in Valkyrie, a 2008 film dramatizing the failed 20 July assassination and political coup plot to kill Adolf Hitler. The international release of Valkyrie and the all-star cast (including Tom Cruise, Kenneth Branagh, Terence Stamp and Bill Nighy) not only allowed Schweighöfer to be recognized abroad, it provided an opportunity for him to be cast in other English speaking roles.
In 2009, Schweighöfer founded the fashion label German Garment with TV presenter Joko Winterscheidt.[3]
In 2010, he made his debut as film director with the romantic comedy What a Man, followed in 2013 by his second movie Break Up Man[de]. In 2017, he directed, produced and played the lead role in You Are Wanted, Amazon Studios' first non-English-language TV series.[4][5]
In 2021, Schweighöfer appeared in the Netflix film Army of the Dead, directed by Zack Snyder, as Ludwig Dieter. He reprised his role in the prequel film, Army of Thieves, which he also directed.[6][7]
In 2021/2022, he took on the role of real-life music producer Frank Fahrian in the biopic Girl You Know It's True about the scandalous pop duo Milli Vanilli, written and directed by Simon Verhoeven, produced by Wiedemann & Berg Film.[8] The film is set to be released theatrically by Leonine in 2023.[9]
Personal life
Between 2004 and 2012, Schweighöfer dated Ani Schromm, and they got together again in the summer of 2013. They have a daughter born in 2009 and a son born in 2014.[10] They separated and as of 2019, he has been in a relationship with his Army of Thieves co-star Ruby O. Fee.[11] Schweighöfer currently[when?] lives in Berlin.
Awards
Schweighöfer in 2008
2000: German Television Prize – Promotional Award for the performance in Verbotenes Verlangen
2002: Günter Strack TV Award – Best Young Actor for the performance in Tatort - Gewaltfieber
2003: Golden Camera – "Curt Jürgens Memorial Camera" for best newcomer and performances in Die Freunde der Freunde & Soloalbum
2003: Adolf Grimme Award – For the performance in Die Freunde der Freunde
2003: New Faces Award – Best Actor
2004: Bavarian Film Award – Best Young Actor
2004: Baden-Baden TV and Film Festival – Special award for the outstanding performances in Baal and Cold Spring
2005: Undine Award – Best Young Actor (TV) for the performance in Schiller
2006: DIVA-Award – Best Actor for the performances in Kammerflimmern, Schiller and Polly Blue Eyes
2007: Undine Award – Best Young Actor (feature film) for the performance in Eight Miles High
2007: Bambi Award – Film – National – Male
2009: Golden Camera – Best German Actor for the performance in The Author of Himself: The Life of Marcel Reich-Ranicki
2010: Jupiter Award – Best Male Actor (TV) for his performance in The Author of Himself: The Life of Marcel Reich-Ranicki
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