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Maximilian Schell (Vienna, 8 dicembre 1930 – Innsbruck, 1º febbraio 2014) è stato un attore e regista austriaco con cittadinanza svizzera, vincitore nel 1962 del premio Oscar al miglior attore per la sua interpretazione nel film Vincitori e vinti (1961).
Maximilian Schell (8 December 1930 – 1 February 2014) was a Swiss [1] actor. He won the Academy Award for Best Actor for the 1961 American film Judgment at Nuremberg, his second acting role in Hollywood. Born in Austria, his parents were involved in the arts and he grew up surrounded by performance and literature.
TitleYearRoleLes brigands2015Mr. EscherFlores negras2009Jacob Krinsten2008Diamond DogDie Rosenkönigin [ de]2007Karl Friedrich WeidemannMaximilian Schell. Actor: Judgment at Nuremberg. Maximilian Schell was the most successful German-speaking actor in English-language films since Emil Jannings, the winner of the first Best Actor Academy Award. Like Jannings, Schell won the Oscar, but unlike him, he was a dedicated anti-Nazi.
- Actor, Director, Writer
- December 8, 1930
- 2 min
- February 1, 2014
Maximilian Schell (* 8. Dezember 1930 in Wien; † 1. Februar 2014 in Innsbruck) [1] war ein Schauspieler, Regisseur und Produzent mit österreichischer und schweizerischer Staatsangehörigkeit. Er gewann 1962 den Oscar als bester Hauptdarsteller für seine Rolle in Urteil von Nürnberg.
Maximilian Schell è un attore austriaco, regista, produttore, è nato il 8 dicembre 1930 a Vienna (Austria) ed è morto il 1 febbraio 2014 all'età di 83 anni ad Innsbruck (Austria). Nel 1962 ha ricevuto il premio come miglior attore al Premio Oscar per il film Vincitori e vinti.
- December 8, 1930
- February 1, 2014
Learn about the life and career of the Austrian-born actor who won an Oscar for Judgment at Nuremberg (1961) and starred in many other films and TV shows. Find out his family, awards, trivia, quotes and more on IMDb.
8 dic 2022 · Maximilian Schell Austrian actor and filmmaker who was most closely associated with the post-World War II courtroom drama Judgment at Nuremberg. Schell created the role of the accused Nazi war criminals’ eloquent defense attorney, Hans Rolfe, in the play’s original 1959 production on the TV.
