Jürgen Rißmann

After his birth and education in Koblenz, she lived and Jürgen Rißmann first worked in Hamburg. In addition to the theatre acting he started in the Hanseatic city of its commitment as a singer in various A cappella groups. As a Bass / baritone, he toured with the Gib-8! and the Groove choir through Europe.[1] Later, he locked himself in Cologne, the A-cappella-Formation Choirblax for 3 years. In addition to various supporting roles in German thrillers such as the scene of the crime, SOKO Köln, Wilsberg and various TV productions, he was as a civil servant Joachim Witte by the regulatory Agency in the Real-Comedy-documentary-Everything in order – With the madness on the beat of Pro7 known. In 2006, he starred in the movie Love, 2007, in the parody of A case for KBBG. In the TV series Stromberg, he had a guest appearance as a janitor. In 2010, he played in Snowman's Land his first starring role in a feature film.