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Masucci besuchte gemeinsam mit dem Schauspieler Joachim Kretzer das Ernst-Moritz-Arndt-Gymnasium Bonn. Sein Vater ist Italiener, seine Mutter Deutsche. Die Familie betrieb mehrere Restaurants in Bonn. Er hat drei Kinder [1] und ist mit einer Journalistin liiert.
He has three children. [2] Career. Masucci played Adolf Hitler in Er ist wieder da ( Look Who's Back ), adapted from the book of the same name. Some scenes were unscripted and consisted of filming the reactions of people on the street to Masucci as he traveled the country dressed up as Hitler.
YearTitleRole2023Hansueli Kopf2023Capt. Jasper Alban2022Klaus2022Anton VogelSep 26, 2021 · 26.09.2021, 12:22 Uhr. Schauspielstar Oliver Masucci über Wettkochen mit seinem Bruder, Blitz-Diäten – und unangenehme Fragen der Kinder. Satte 25 Kilo hat er für die Rolle zugenommen, jeden...
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This year, Oliver will further be seen as the lead in the Amazon Prime Original Series "German Crime Stories - Bound (Gefesselt)". In "Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore", which premiered in London in March 2022, Oliver stars as Anton Vogel, Head of Wizarding World.
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- Stuttgart, Germany
Oliver Masucci, born 1968, is an award-winning German actor. He grew up in Bonn, where his father - an Italian immigrant - owned and ran several Italian restaurants.
- December 6, 1968
Nielsen family Ulrich Nielsen Ulrich Nielsen (portrayed by Oliver Masucci and Ludger Bökelmann) [7] is the husband of Katharina Nielsen, and the father of Martha, Magnus and Mikkel Nielsen. He is an inspector of the Winden police. After Mikkel's disappearance, Ulrich suspects that Helge Doppler may have played a part in both the disappearance of his son and many other Winden children over the ...
May 10, 2021 · Built around a bulldozer of a lead performance by Oliver Masucci —who carries on with rough-trade swagger, portraying Fassbinder as a demonic bully who gets into people's heads—the entire story is presented as if it were an early Fassbinder experiment, half-in and half-out of the late-1960s black box theater scene.
