Jochen Hägele
Jochen Hägele (born 1974) is a German film and television actor. Specializes also in French dubbing, he is the voice-over artist of Daniel Brühl.
Career
Hägele has appeared in over 40 television and feature films. He acts in German, French and English.[1] He plays the role of Stilson in Virtual Revolution,[2] a science fiction film directed and written by Guy-Roger Duvert, which won several awards including best picture at the Los Angeles Independent Film Festival.[3] He features with actress Fanny Ardent in the television period drama series Resistance.[4]
Filmography
Film
- Le Village des ombres (2010) - Klaus Froelich
- Eyjafjallajökull (2013) – Agent Avis Allemagne
- Chinese Puzzle (2013) – German philosopher Hegel
- 96 hours (2014) – Sacha
- Picnic in Gaza (2014) – Voice
- House of Time (2015) - Hans Kammler
- Virtual Revolution (2016) – Stilson
- L'ascension (2017) – Emmerich
- Nos patriotes (2017) - Lieutenant Muller
- The Sisters Brothers (2018) - Horse Dealer Town #3
- Mes jours de gloire (2020) - Gerd
- Hard Skills (2021) - Paul Olivier (Post-production)
Television
- Un village français (2009-2014) - Ludwig (18 episodes)
- Transporter: The Series (2012) - Jurgen
- Resistance (2014) – Doering
- A Very Secret Service (2015) - Captain Otto Schmidt
- Ein Fall für zwei (2017) - Peter Arnold
- Mordshunger – Verbrechen und andere Delikatessen (2019) - Werner Immenbach
- Un si grand soleil (2019) - Jerome Lorin (40 episodes)
- Weil du mir gehörst (2019, TVfilm) - Martin Wolters
- Ma mère, le véto (2019) - Pierre DuBois (2 episodes)
- Baron Noir (2020) - Klaus Fischtel (4 episodes)
- Rauhantekijä (2020) - Saksan ulkoministeri (3 episodes)
- Tell Me Who I Am (2020-present) - Kleist (9 episodes)
Roles
Live action
- Daniel Brühl (French version)
- Rush (2013) - Niki Lauda
- Woman in Gold (2015) - Hubertus Czernin
- Burnt (2015) - Tony
- Colonia (2015) - Daniel
- The Zookeeper's Wife (2017) - Lutz Heck
- The Alienist (2018) - Dr Laszlo Kreizler
- Entebbe (2018) - Wilfried Böse
Animation
- Bleach : Tōshirō Hitsugaya, Yumichika Ayasegawa, Kaname Tōsen, Zangetsu (Ichigo's Zanpakutō Spirit)
References
- "Agences Artistique" (in French).
- Lowe, Justin (December 16, 2016). "Virtual Revolution: Film Review". Hollywood Reporter.
- "LAIFF Award winners 2016".
- "Telepoche" (in French).
External links
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