Johannes Allmayer
Johannes Allmayer (born November 30, 1978) is a German actor. Allmayer has worked in various genres of films: comedy, drama, thriller, and romance.[1] He commonly works alongside directors Florian David Fitz, Aron Lehmann, and Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck.[2]
Biography
Johannes Allmayer was born in 1978 and grew up in Filderstadt, a town in southern Germany, and grew up on Lake Constance. Soon after finishing high school, Allmayer moved to Munich, Germany, where he began studying acting at the Bayerische Theaterakademie August Everding (English: Bavarian Theater Academy August Everding) located within the Prince Regent Theatre from 1999 to 2003.[3]
In 2003, after years of successful hard work in regional theaters, Allmayer moved to Düsseldorf and soon found a permanent position in the ensemble at the Düsseldorf Theater, including productions of Chekhov and Ibsen plays. Allmayer was cast in multiple television series such as; The Thief and The General (2004), Stages (2004), The Double Lot (2005), and My Murderer is Coming Back (2006).
These performances led Allmayer to his first feature film, the comedy Come In and Burn Out (2007), which won Allmayer the Max Ophüls Prize and Film Score Award in 2008. Allmayer also starred in the short film Schautag (2009), which also won a Max Ophüls Prize in the best short film category.
Throughout the years, Allmayer has been cast in many German films and television projects, including his popularly known role of Alexander in the 2010 award-winning tragicomedy Vincent Wants to Sea. Alongside Florian David Fitz, Allmayer gives an unforgettable performance as he portrays a man with severe obsessive compulsive disorder.[4]
Allmayer's acting career has only continued to grow from his supporting roles in films Colonia (2015), Berlin Station (2016), and many more feature films, television series, and plays.
Allmayer currently resides in Berlin, Germany, where he is continuing his acting career.
Filmography (Selected)
- 2003: Schulmädchen (TV Series, Episode 3x01 Three's One Too Many )
- 2005: The Thief and the General
- 2005: SK Kölsch (TV Series, Episode 7x08 Everyone Against Everyone )
- 2005: Stages
- 2005: Tatort: The Double Lott
- 2006: Post Mortem (TV Series, Episode 1x07 Self Defense )
- 2007: Soliloquy
- 2007: My killer returns
- 2008: Come In and Burn Out
- 2008: Krupp - A German Family (mini TV series)
- 2008-2011: Doctor's Diary (TV series, two episodes)
- 2009: Thanksgiving. An Allgäu thriller
- 2009: Kidnapped
- 2009: Show day
- 2009: Lutter (TV Series, Episode 1x05 Hunger for Death)
- 2009: Stolberg (TV Series, Episode 6x02 Requiem)
- 2009: SOKO Köln (TV Series, Episode 6x13 Trilogy of Death)
- 2010: The Shirt
- 2010: Vincent Wants to Sea
- 2010: Bullet
- 2011: Nobody is an island
- 2011: If Not Us, Who?
- 2011: In the world you are afraid
- 2011: Cold as an Ass
- 2011: Men's hearts ... and the very, very big love
- 2011: Stromberg Season 5 Episode 8 'Jonas'
- 2011: Tatort: The First Victim
- 2011: No sex is not a solution either
- 2011: Das Duo (TV Series, Episode 1x22 Love and Death )
- 2012: The Nanny
- 2012: Sprinter – Heading into the night
- 2012: Jesus loves me
- 2012: Milk allowance. A Kluftinger thriller
- 2012: The Case of Jakob von Metzler
- 2013: Lake bottom. A Kluftinger thriller
- 2014: Tour de Force
- 2015: Winnetou's son
- 2015: Heldt (TV Series, Episode 3x09 Defenseless)
- 2015: Last Track Berlin (TV Series, Episode 4x07 Highly Virulent)
- 2015: Colonia
- 2016: Tatort: The Hundredth Monkey
- 2016: minute of silence
- 2016: Patron Saint. A Kluftinger thriller
- 2016: Munich Murder - Where are you, coward?
- 2017: The Puppeteers
- 2018: Gladbeck
- 2018: Teufelsmoor
- 2018: The Most Beautiful Girl in the World
- 2018: The policeman and the girl
- 2018: 100 things
- 2019: The Mission
- 2019: Suddenly it was love
- 2019: Now or Never
- 2020: Overland – Small Falls
- 2020: Sick businesses
- 2021: Toni, male, midwife – Stolen Dreams
- 2022: Die Wannseekonferenz (TV Movie)
Theater
- 2002: Titus Andronicus
- 2002: Merchant of Venice
- 2003: Summer Guests
- 2003: Flicker
- 2003: Reineke Fuchs
- 2005: Peer Gynt
- 2005: Woyzeck
- 2005: The Cherry Orchard
- 2005: Cafe Umberto
- 2005: Fire Face
- 2005: A Midsummer Night's Dream
- 2006: And bye!
- 2006: Natural selection
- 2007: Spring Awakening
References
- ↑ "Johannes Allmayer". IMDb. Retrieved 2022-12-02.
- ↑ "Movies by Johannes Allmayer on cines.com". cines.com. Retrieved 2022-12-02.
- ↑ deutschlandfunkkultur.de. "Er stiehlt den Stars die Show". Deutschlandfunk Kultur (in Deutsch). Retrieved 2022-12-02.
- ↑ "Johannes Allmayer | filmportal.de". www.filmportal.de. Retrieved 2022-12-02.
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