Lars Eidinger

Lars Eidinger is a successful German actor, director, composer and DJ. He gained general fame in Russia thanks to the filming of the film by Alexei Uchitel "Matilda", which caused a public outcry even before the premiere. Eidinger was awarded the role of Tsarevich Nikolai Alexandrovich, who became Tsar Nicholas II.

Lars Eidinger was born on January 21, 1976 in Berlin, the son of an engineer and a pediatric nurse. Together with his brother he studied at the Gustav Heinemann High School in the Berlin area of ​​Marienfelde.

The boy's acting talent manifested itself early. The four-year-old Lars began his career in 1980, starring in the youth TV series "SFB", where he first demonstrated his acting skills. At the age of 10, Lars took part in the children's television program "Bibi-Blok".

During his school years, Eidinger was fond of sports and attended a drama club. He has played roles in Büchner's Wojzeck and Brecht's The Career of Arthur Wee.

After graduating from high school, in 1995, Eidinger entered the Ernst Busch Academy of Dramatic Arts, the drama department. On the same course with Lars, other stars of the German film industry studied, including the actress Nina Hoss.

While in his second year at the Academy, he took an active part in the productions of the director Jurgen Gosch at the Berlin German Theater and the performances of Wolfgang Siegel at the Chamber Theater. Lars Eidinger acquired his first professional experience as an intern.

Lars Eidinger has been a member of the Schaubühne theater troupe since 1999 and is one of the most involved actors. His track record includes roles in the following productions: "Alien from the Seine" (Albert), "Mr. Colpert" (Bastian the Mole), "Golden Age" (Bill), "Macbeth" (Malcolm), "Nora" (Doctor Rank) , "Demons" (Frank), "Misanthrope" (Alceste), "Tartuffe" (Tartuffe).

Since 2008 he has been working at Schaubun and as a director. He has directed the plays "The Robbers" and "Romeo and Juliet".

Lars Eidinger is famous, first of all, for the sensational, according to critics, stage performance of the roles of Hamlet and Richard III in Shakespeare's plays.

Lars Eidinger's filmography is also rich. The actor's film career begins with the famous television series Crime Scene, Police Telephone 110, Little Einsteins. From 2002 to 2005, the actor took part in the work on the youth sitcom Berlin, Berlin, where he played a German student. The film received an Emmy nomination.

In 2003, the artist was invited to play the lead role in the dramatic television film Nora, for which Eidinger wrote the musical score. A year later, Lars appeared in the film "Woyzeck" by the French director Thomas Ostermeier. And in 2006 he got the main role in the drama "Hedda Gubler", in which the actor's partner was Katharina Schüttler. In the same year, the shooting of the crime series “Emergency Call. Outskirts of the Port ”, where the actor appeared in a supporting role.

In 2009, Lars Eidinger, together with Birgit Minichmair, played the married couple Chris and Gitty in the love drama Passion Knows No Barriers. The actors have reincarnated as infantile characters who constantly seek to suppress each other, showing base feelings of selfishness, pride and cowardice. The film, directed by Oscar nominee Maren Ade, won three national German awards.

After successful roles in serial films, Lars Eidinger was invited to appear in many other projects: “2016. End of the Night ”,“ Window to Summer ”,“ All That Remains ”,“ Dora, or the Sexual Neuroses of Our Parents ”,“ The Sworn Virgin ”. His cinematic list has expanded to fifty films popular with the European audience.

In 2011, the drama Code Blue was filmed about a nurse Marian (Bienne de Moore) caring for hopelessly sick people and sometimes helping unfortunate people die. Eidinger appeared in the film in the form of the hero Konrad, the beloved of the main character. In the same year, the artist appeared in the joint German-Finnish project "Window to Summer", where the main character Juliana (Nina Hoss) had a fantastic opportunity to get into the past and change the course of future events.

In 2012, Peter Greenaway's drama "Goltzius and the Pelican Company" was released, in which Lars got the role of the owner of the printing house Amos Quadfrey, where the artist Hendrik Goltzius (Ramsey Nasr) printed free engravings on subjects from the Old Testament for the Marquis of Alsatian (F. Murray Abraham). Peter Greenaway has been interested in the biography of the engraver Goltzius since the beginning of the 90s; the filmmaker used the artist's drawings in the films Prospero's Books and Tulse Luper's Suitcases.

His roles in Taboo - The Soul of a Stranger on Earth and All That Remains earned him the German Cinema Critics' Award for Best Actor 2012.

In 2013, Eidinger appeared in an episode of the British detective series "Foyle's War", which was about the work of a police station in the southern county of England during the Second World War.

In 2014, the filming of the drama series Sils-Maria, directed by Olivier Assayas, was completed, which premiered as part of the competition program of the 67th Cannes Film Festival. The film tells about the life of a successful actress and director, who discovered the girl's talent. Juliette Binoche and Kristen Stewart played the main roles. Lars Eidinger appeared before the audience as Klaus Diesterweg.

One of the last works of the actor Lars Eidinger - the role in the film by Alexei Uchitel "Matilda", which is scheduled to premiere in October 2017. The tape was created according to the script by Alexander Terekhov, who works in the documentary genre (pseudo-documentary). Work on the film began in 2010 with the assistance of the Cultural Support Fund, headed by Vladimir Vinokur. In addition to Lars Eidinger, approved for the role of the young Nicholas II, Mikhalina Olshanskaya, Yevgeny Mironov, Ingeborga Dapkunaite, Danila Kozlovsky also starred in the film.

Eidinger's partner on the set was Louise Wolfram, a colleague of the artist from the Schaubune theater. In Matilda, Wolfram played the role of Empress Alexandra Feodorovna, who in 1894 became the wife of Nicholas II.

Alexei Uchitel's demonstration of the personal life of the royal family of the Romanovs provoked protests from public and religious figures, which drew even more attention to Matilda and to Lars Eidinger's performance in the film as Nicholas II.

Today Lars Eidinger lives in the western part of Berlin, near the Charlottenburg Palace.

Information about his personal life is not full of yellow newspaper tapes - Lars is married to the opera singer Ulrika Eidinger. Happy spouses are raising a daughter.

It is known that Lars Eidinger is an ardent football fan. In addition to fruitful acting and directing, he is seriously interested in music: he writes songs, music for performances and films, and also acts as a DJ in nightclubs.

In 2016, Lars Eidinger got the lead role in the fantasy thriller Personal Shopper. The film premiered at the Cannes Film Festival and was nominated for the Palme d'Or. In the same year, the actor appeared in the comedy "Yesterday's Blossom", where he appeared before the audience as a historian dealing with the Holocaust. A year later, filming of the detective series "British SS" was completed, in which Eidinger tried on the image of a fascist officer.

Lars Eidinger is known for supporting the gay community. The actor posts provocative photos with men on his personal account on Instagram.

Also in 2017, Lars sided with Kirill Serebrennikov, a Russian director. A criminal case was initiated against the director of the misappropriation of public funds. On the Facebook page, Lars Eidinger posted a letter attributed to Kirill Serebrennikov. In the text, the disgraced director thanks his colleagues for their support and declares his innocence.

Now Lars Eidinger is involved in several author's film projects, and also starred in the crime series Babylon Berlin and the thriller Work Without Authorship. A series of the same name is being prepared on the basis of the film "Matilda".

2002 - Little Einsteins 2003 - Berlin, Berlin 2009 - Passion knows no barriers 2012 - Goltzius and the Pelican Company 2013 - Foyle's War 2014 - Sils Maria 2016 - Personal Shopper 2017 - British SS 2017 - The Eighth Sense 2017 - Matilda

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Lars Eidinger Net Worth 2021

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Lars Eidinger Net Worth 2020

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Lars Eidinger Net Worth 2019

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Lars Eidinger Net Worth 2018

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Lars Eidinger Net Worth 2017

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Lars Eidinger Net Worth 2016

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