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Klaus Grünberg
Born
20 November 1941
Place
Wismar, Germany
Acting

Klaus Grünberg

Klaus Grünberg is a veteran German actor known for his work in European art cinema and international film productions. He first gained major recognition in the late 1960s and has since built a diverse career across film, television, and stage.

As actor

Blauhimmel

2017 · Johann Blau
Blutsschwestern - Jung, magisch, tödlich

Blutsschwestern - Jung, magisch, tödlich

2013 · Wehmeier Sen.
White Tiger

White Tiger

2012 · Shtumpf
Kronos. Ende und Anfang

Kronos. Ende und Anfang

2008 · Uranos
The Longing

The Longing

2002 · Johannes

Jagd auf Amor

1999 · Dr. Martin Weitzer

Pi - Die Polizistin

1998 · Werner Buckow
Martha and I

Martha and I

1990 · Berthold
The Great Escape II: The Untold Story

The Great Escape II: The Untold Story

1988 · Zacharias
Escape from Sobibor

Escape from Sobibor

1987 · Sgt. Bauer

Unerreichbare Nähe

1984 · Andreas
Martin Luther

Martin Luther

1983 · Landgraf Philipp von Hessen
Drei Männer im Schnee

Drei Männer im Schnee

1974 · Ferry
Kain

Kain

1973
The Grand Duel

The Grand Duel

1972 · Adam Saxon
Schmetterlinge weinen nicht

Schmetterlinge weinen nicht

1970 · Wolfgang Wagner
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1969 · Stefan Brückner

Schichtwechsel

1968 · Walter Schimanski