Christoph Jungmann
- Known For
- Acting
- Born
- January 1, 1962 in Berlin, Germany
- Active Years
- 1970–2022 (53 Years)
- Total Credits
- 18 credits in database
Biography
Christoph Jungmann is an actor and producer born in Berlin, Germany, in 1962. His known credits in the film and television industry include acting roles in Should I Stay or Should I Go?, Double Trouble, Weltverbesserungsmaßnahmen, The Silent Forest, Anderst schön, Mit Burnout durch den Wald, Sportabzeichen für Anfänger, Der Mustervater - Allein unter Kindern, Homicide Hills, Scene of the Crime, SOKO Wismar, and Rosa Roth. In addition to his screen work, he has spent many years hosting the cabaret annual review at the Mehringhof-Theater and Theater am Kurfürstendamm as Angela Merkel, a production he co-created with Bov Bjerg, Hannes Heesch, Horst Evers, and Manfred Maurenbrecher.
Career overview
Christoph Jungmann is an actor and producer born in Berlin, Germany, in 1962. His known film and television credits include roles in projects such as Should I Stay or Should I Go? released in 2015, Double Trouble from 2010, and Weltverbesserungsmaßnahmen in 2005. Additional screen credits associated with his career include The Silent Forest, Anderst schön, Mit Burnout durch den Wald, Sportabzeichen für Anfänger, Der Mustervater - Allein unter Kindern, Homicide Hills, Scene of the Crime, SOKO Wismar, and the 2008 production Rosa Roth, for which filming took place at the Pulsstraße maternity clinic where he was born.
Alongside his screen work, Jungmann is involved in cabaret. He has spent many years hosting the cabaret annual review at the Mehringhof-Theater and Theater am Kurfürstendamm in the role of Angela Merkel. He also helps design this annual review production alongside Bov Bjerg, Hannes Heesch, Horst Evers, and Manfred Maurenbrecher.
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Career timeline
Full Filmography
18 titles- Kleo (2022) as Konrad Heinrich
- The Silent Forest (2022) as Xaver Leybach
- Sportabzeichen für Anfänger (2021) as Herr Dierks
- Level Up Your Life (2018) as Frank Gehrlach
- Babylon Berlin (2017) as Courthouse Gatekeeper
- Anderst schön (2015) as Herr Senftleben
- Ein Fall von Liebe (2014) as Günther Mohr
- Mit Burnout durch den Wald (2014) as Jakob Schmidt
- Die Draufgänger (2012) as Becker
- Lotta & ... (2010) as Christian
- Homicide Hills (2008) as Arthur
- SOKO Wismar (2004) as Bane Radenovic
- Der Mustervater - Allein unter Kindern (2004) as Gerichtsvollzieher
- Der letzte Zeuge (1998) as Defender
- Unser Charly (1995) as Erwin Roth
- Im Namen des Gesetzes (1994) as Bernd Koslowski
- Im Namen des Gesetzes (1994) as Herr Meisner
- Scene of the Crime (1970) as Cab Driver
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Christoph Jungmann best known for?
Christoph Jungmann is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Kleo (2022), Babylon Berlin (2017), Homicide Hills (2008), Man in the Attic (1953).
When and where was Christoph Jungmann born?
Christoph Jungmann was born on January 1, 1962 in Berlin, Germany.
How many credits does Christoph Jungmann have?
Christoph Jungmann has accumulated over 18 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1970 to 2022.
What is Christoph Jungmann's background in cinema and television?
Christoph Jungmann is an actor and producer born in Berlin, Germany, in 1962. His known credits in the film and television industry include acting roles in Should I Stay or Should I Go?, Double Trouble, Weltverbesserungsmaßnahmen, The Silent Forest, Anderst schön, Mit Burnout durch den Wald, Sportabzeichen für Anfänger...
Christoph Jungmann by the numbers
Age in their best-rated roles
- Babylon Berlin (2017) as Courthouse Gatekeeper — aged about 55
- Homicide Hills (2008) as Arthur — aged about 46
- Im Namen des Gesetzes (1994) as Bernd Koslowski — aged about 32
- Im Namen des Gesetzes (1994) as Herr Meisner — aged about 32
- Kleo (2022) as Konrad Heinrich — aged about 60
- SOKO Wismar (2004) as Bane Radenovic — aged about 42
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