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Maximilian Schell

Maximilian Schell

  • Gender: Male
  • Born: 1930-12-08 (83 years old)
  • TMDB Popularity: 0.69
  • Last Refreshed: 185 days ago

Biography

Maximilian Schell was a Swiss actor of Austrian origin, born in Vienna to artistic parents who fled to Switzerland with him as a child due to Austria's annexation by Nazi Germany. He won the Academy Award for Best Actor for his role in Judgment at Nuremberg (1961) and was also Oscar-nominated for The Man in the Glass Booth (1975) and Julia (1977). Schell's performances in multiple identity plays showcased his versatility, earning him top billing in Nazi-era themed films.

Filmography

The Brothers Bloom

The Brothers Bloom

as Diamond Dog 6.7 2008
Deep Impact

Deep Impact

as Jason Lerner 6.3 1998
Vampires

Vampires

as Cardinal Alba 6.1 1998
Telling Lies in America

Telling Lies in America

as Dr. Istvan Jonas 6.2 1997
Little Odessa

Little Odessa

as Arkady Shapira 6.7 1994
A Far Off Place

A Far Off Place

as Col. Mopani Theron 6.5 1993
Stalin

Stalin

as Vladimir Lenin 7 1992
The Freshman

The Freshman

as Larry London 6.5 1990
The Chosen

The Chosen

as Professor David Malter 7.2 1981
The Black Hole

The Black Hole

as Dr. Hans Reinhardt 5.9 1979
Avalanche Express

Avalanche Express

as Colonel Nikolai Bunin 4.9 1979
Julia

Julia

as Johann 7 1977
Cross of Iron

Cross of Iron

as Hauptmann Stransky 7.4 1977
St. Ives

St. Ives

as Dr. John Constable 6.2 1976
The Man in the Glass Booth

The Man in the Glass Booth

as Arthur Goldman 7 1975
The Odessa File

The Odessa File

as Eduard Roschmann 7 1974
Krakatoa: East of Java

Krakatoa: East of Java

as Captain Chris Hanson 5.5 1968
Counterpoint

Counterpoint

as Gen. Schiller 6.4 1967
The Deadly Affair

The Deadly Affair

as Dieter Frey 6.7 1967
Return from the Ashes

Return from the Ashes

as Stanislaw Pilgrin 7 1965
Topkapi

Topkapi

as Walter Harper 6.9 1964
Judgment at Nuremberg

Judgment at Nuremberg

as Hans Rolfe 8.3 1961
The Young Lions

The Young Lions

as Capt. Hardenberg 7.1 1958