Joachim Bißmeier

Joachim Bißmeier (born 22 November 1936 in Bonn, Germany) is a German actor in stage, film and television.

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Filmography

More information Year, Title ...

Year	Title	Role	Notes
1975–1994	Derrick	Mirbach / Johannes Ruland / Dr. Manfred Rieger	3 episodes
1989	Sternberg – Shooting Star	Karl Tedesco
1991	Saint Peter's Snow		TV film
1999	Sunshine	Dr. Emil Vitak
2000	Hold-Up	Josef Böckl, Schneider
De Omweg	Thomas Bernhard
2003	Anatomy 2	Dr. Schinder
2004	Before the Fall	Anstaltsleiter
Stauffenberg	Regens	TV film
2005	Spiele der Macht – 11011 Berlin [de]	Horst Weihmann	TV film
Joyeux Noël	Zimmermann
A Christmoose Carol [de]	Psychiater
2006	Klimt	Hugo Moritz
2009	My Beautiful Neighbor	Karl Seiler
2011	The Man from Beijing [de]	Professor Lund	TV film
2012	Konrad Adenauer – Stunden der Entscheidung [de]	Konrad Adenauer	TV film
2016	Alone in Berlin	Herr Fromm

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External links

Joachim Bißmeier at IMDb
Divina Agency Vienna (in German)

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