Der Bulle und das Biest
Jörg Westphal plays a butcher in Sat.1's new cop-and-dog crime series "Der Bulle und das Biest", airing 11 February at prime time.
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Marcel Glauche
News, engagements and premieres about Marcel Glauche from the roster of Schauspielagentur Neidig — current roles across film, television and theatre.
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Der Bulle und das Biest
Marcel Glauche appears as Ian Anderson in episode six of Sat.1's new cop-and-dog crime series "Der Bulle und das Biest".
The Wedding Is Coming — at Least to Netflix
The Berlin soap parody "Gutes Wedding, schlechtes Wedding", featuring Marcel Glauche, lands on Netflix.
In the Face of Death
Marcel Glauche defied his fear of heights for the RTL action series "Alarm für Cobra 11", spending a full day at the edge of a hospital roof.
A Multi-Talent
For the Anchor Award at Hamburg's Reeperbahn Festival, actor Marcel Glauche steps behind the camera to make documentary films about the nominees.
Unbelievably Brilliant
Marcel Glauche joins Gutes Wedding, schlechtes Wedding — the first theatre sitcom on German TV — playing both the laid-back Tom and a gold-chained hip-hop gangster.
"Zwangsräumung" at the Berlin Short Film Festival
Marcel Glauche's directorial debut Zwangsräumung, a gripping gentrification thriller, premieres on 30 June 2016 at Berlin's Babylon.
Marcel Glauche has two Grimme Awards to report
Two productions Marcel Glauche was closely involved with — „Weinberg“ and „Patong Girl“ — have won Grimme Awards.
Gutes Wedding, schlechtes Wedding with Marcel Glauche
Marcel Glauche plays three roles in the TV version of the long-running Berlin theatre sitcom „Gutes Wedding, schlechtes Wedding“.
"Weinberg" Scenes Online — Marcel Glauche
New scenes from the acclaimed mystery thriller "Weinberg" featuring Marcel Glauche are now online — exactly the kind of work he wants.
Bennert — Am Anschlag / Marcel Glauche
Marcel Glauche films his first police role in "Bennert — Am Anschlag", a Bantry Bay pilot project — a boyhood dream come true.
Marcel Glauche, "Weinberg" and "Größenwahnsinn"
A wonderful profile in "Die Welt" follows Marcel Glauche and his leading role in the TNT mystery thriller "Weinberg".
"Weinberg" on Free-to-Air TV
Good news for "Weinberg": the mystery thriller will already be airing on free-to-air television next year, with VOX stepping in.
"Weinberg" Premiere at the Cologne Conference
Marcel Glauche on the red carpet outside the Residenz cinema in Cologne for the "Weinberg" premiere at the Cologne Conference.
Volkswagen - Taktik Schwalbe
Marcel Glauche features in the Volkswagen "Taktik Schwalbe" commercial — the latest advertising work from our roster.
Tierärztin Dr. Mertens
Marcel Glauche plays the zookeeper Milan in the ARD series Tierärztin Dr. Mertens and sends warm regards from set.
Marcel Glauche shooting the six-part series "Weinberg" from November
From November 2014 Marcel Glauche stars in TNT's six-part mystery thriller "Weinberg" alongside Friedrich Mücke.
Marcel Glauche joins "Tierärztin Dr. Mertens" from August
From August, Marcel Glauche joins the Leipzig Zoo cast of "Tierärztin Dr. Mertens" — what we reckon is a dream job.
"Patong Girl" at the Festival des deutschen Films
Marcel Glauche's film "Patong Girl" premieres at the Festival des deutschen Films in Ludwigshafen — a tender, surprising love story.
"Letzte Spur Berlin" with Marcel Glauche on ZDF
Marcel Glauche plays Bela, an IT freak pulling the strings, in the "Letzte Spur Berlin" episode "Durchleuchtet" on ZDF.
"Alle Jahre wieder" - The Series | Trailer
Bayerisches Fernsehen airs the final two episodes of "Alle Jahre wieder" with Gerda Böken and guest Marcel Glauche.
Alle Jahre wieder
The mini-series "Alle Jahre wieder" with Gerda Böken as Grandma Elfriede airs over the festive season on NDR, BR and EinsPlus.
Eviction
Marcel Glauche has wrapped his debut as producer, director and writer — a short film about gentrification and eviction.
Großstadtrevier with Marcel Glauche
After a year as a kitchen boy on the youth series HOTEL 13, Marcel Glauche moves to a Hamburg bakery for GROSSSTADTREVIER, directed by Till Franzen.