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Harald Effenberg

Harald Effenberg lives in Kleinmachnow near Berlin but also performs on stages in Frankfurt, Hamburg and Munich. Audiences mainly know him from his decades-long collaboration with Dieter Hallervorden, starting with the feature film "Didi und die Rache der Enterbten", where Harald, in the 80s, was cult as "Theo in the bin" — without even realising it. Until the early 2000s, he spent twenty years playing more police officers, tax inspectors, priests and lawyers than he can count, alongside Manta drivers, gangsters, plumbers, bricklayers, and chimney sweeps (no, he doesn't have a head for heights, and he'll never play a chimney sweep again). Somehow, though, television seemed to lose sight of him. If you ask him, the reason is that "no one bothers to watch my demos". In recent years he has discovered the joy of dubbing work, but his love for television has stayed put — and it's waiting to be loved back.

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