Klaus Maria Brandauer

Austrian actor and director, 'Mephisto'

Klaus Maria Brandauer - Performers & Entertainers born June 22nd, 1943
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Born in 1943, an Austrian actor and director gained recognition for a prominent stage and film career. Achievements include a leading role in 'Mephisto,' which won the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film in 1981. Directed and acted in numerous productions, showcasing both versatility and talent. Achieved acclaim in German-speaking theaters and participated in international film festivals, earning multiple accolades throughout the career.

Starred in 'Mephisto'

Received the 1986 'Ivy' Award for Best Actor

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