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Norbert Stöß

A real Wossi (a West-East German), Norbert grew up in the East — went to school there, studied acting there, took his first leading stage roles there, and gathered his first film experience at DEFA. After his political activities put him on the Stasi's radar, he spent six months in prisons in Gera and Karl-Marx-Stadt before being ransomed to the West in 1987 through the legendary GDR lawyer Wolfgang Vogel. His time in prison — where, alongside painful experiences, he laughed more than at almost any other point in his life — has shaped his work in film and on stage ever since. Tragicomic characters are one of his great passions, and you can feel it in most of his roles. That's also why Leander Haußmann is one of his most important directors, having cast him in many idiosyncratic and contradictory characters. Alongside his work at the Berliner Ensemble, Volksbühne and Maxim Gorki Theater, he has always found time and pleasure in film and television.

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