Jochen Hägele (born 1975) is a German film and television actor. Specializes also in French dubbing, he is the voice-over artist of Daniel Brühl.

Early life

Jochen Hägele is born in 1975 in Stuttgart, Germany. In 1976, his family moved in France, he learned also the French language. He trained in drama from 1993 to 1996 at the Cours Florent in Paris.[1]

He moved to Paris in 1995.[2]

Career

He has appeared in over 40 television and feature films. He acts in German, French and English.[3] He plays the role of Stilson in Virtual Revolution,[4] a science fiction film directed and written by Guy-Roger Duvert, which won several awards including best picture at the Los Angeles Independent Film Festival.[5] He features with actress Fanny Ardent in the television period drama series Resistance.[6]

Filmography

Film

Television

  • Un village français (2009-2014) - Ludwig (18 episodes)
  • Transporter: The Series (2012) - Jurgen
  • Resistance (2014) – Doering
  • A Very Secret Service (2015) - Captain Otto Schmidt
  • Ein Fall für zwei (2017) - Peter Arnold
  • Mordshunger – Verbrechen und andere Delikatessen (2019) - Werner Immenbach
  • Un si grand soleil (2019) - Jerome Lorin (40 episodes)
  • Weil du mir gehörst (2019, TVfilm) - Martin Wolters
  • Ma mère, le véto (2019) - Pierre DuBois (2 episodes)
  • Baron Noir (2020) - Klaus Fischtel (4 episodes)
  • Rauhantekijä (2020) - Saksan ulkoministeri (3 episodes)
  • Tell Me Who I Am (2020-present) - Kleist (9 episodes)

Roles

Live action

Animation

  • Bleach (French version) (2004-2012) : Tōshirō Hitsugaya, Yumichika Ayasegawa, Kaname Tōsen, Zangetsu (Ichigo's Zanpakutō Spirit)
  • Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War (French version) (2023-present) : Tōshirō Hitsugaya, Yumichika Ayasegawa, Zangetsu, Kaname Tōsen

References

  1. "Agenturprofil". Agentur-reimann.de. September 13, 2017.
  2. "Schauspieler Jochen Hägele" (in German). Deutscheinparis.de.
  3. "Agences Artistique" (in French).
  4. Lowe, Justin (December 16, 2016). "Virtual Revolution: Film Review". Hollywood Reporter.
  5. "LAIFF Award winners 2016".
  6. "Telepoche" (in French).
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