Milan Peschel

Birthday: 10/17/1968
Place of Birth: Berlin, Germany (ehem. DDR)

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Milan Peschel, born October 17, 1968 in East Berlin, is a German actor.

Peschel began his acting career in the 1990s and has become one of Germany's best-known and most popular actors. He is known for his ability to portray versatile characters and be convincing in both comedies and serious dramas.

He achieved his breakthrough with the leading role in the film "Der Albaner" (2010), for which he received the German Film Award for Best Leading Actor. Since then, he has appeared in numerous successful films, including "Halt auf freier Strecke" (2011), "Der Nanny" (2015) and "Ballon" (2018).

Peschel is best known for his roles in German comedies, in which he often embodies the likeable but somewhat quirky character. His comedic timing and ability to make audiences laugh have earned him great popularity.

He has also appeared in theater productions and has won several awards for his stage work.

Milan Peschel has established himself as one of Germany's leading actors. With his charm, talent and versatility, he has made a name for himself in film as well as on stage and is appreciated by critics and audiences alike.

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