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Rudolf Martin (born 31 July 1967) is a German actor working mainly in the United States. He first appeared in off-Broadway productions and then moved on to extensive TV and film work.
Rudolf Martin. Actor: Ford v Ferrari. Born and raised in West Berlin, Rudolf moved with his family from Berlin to Paris to Italy, arriving in the United States a short time after his high school graduation from the Universite de Paris.
Rudolf Martin. Actor: Ford v Ferrari. Born and raised in West Berlin, Rudolf moved with his family from Berlin to Paris to Italy, arriving in the United States a short time after his high school graduation from the Universite de Paris.
Leading roles on ABC’s “All My Children” and Off-Broadway in Nicky Silver’s critically acclaimed hit comedy “The Food Chain” soon followed. While in New York, Martin received recognition for his work in independent films such as “Fall,””High Art,” (Sundance 1998) and “When.”.
May 17, 2012 · Find out how Martin got involved in 'Three Holes, Two Brads, and a Smoking Gun' and get an insight into his acting techniques.
Welcome to the Official Rudolf Martin FanPage! Nice that you’ve found your way to this Website. This site is meant to be a place where Rudolf Fans will learn about his new projects without forgetting earlier projects.
German-born Rudolf Martin has had a successful career as a supporting actor in several high-profile films and TV shows. Born in West Berlin, Martin came to the United States after graduating...
German-born Rudolf Martin has had a successful career as a supporting actor in several high-profile films and TV shows. Born in West Berlin, Martin came to the United States after graduating...
German-born Rudolf Martin has had a successful career as a supporting actor in several high-profile films and TV shows. Born in West Berlin, Martin came to the United States after graduating from the University of Paris.
Rudolf Martin (1 July 1864 – 11 July 1925) was a Swiss anthropologist, specializing in physical anthropology. Martin's second wife, Stefanie Oppenheim, survived him and edited a second (1928) edition of his physical anthropology textbook. [1]
