Kurt Krömer

Alexander Bojcan (born 20 November 1974), known professionally as Kurt Krömer, is a German comedian and actor.

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Kurt Krömer
Krömer in 2012
Born	Alexander Bojcan (1974-11-20) 20 November 1974 (age 50) West Berlin
Occupation(s)	Comedian, actor

Life

Krömer was born in West Berlin. He works as actor, comedian and podcast host in German television and film. From 2003 to 2005 the rbb broadcast the Kurt Krömer Show, which attracted nationwide attention and succeeded the format Bei Krömers for German broadcaster ARD. Krömer has three sons.^[1]

Filmography

2006: Wo ist Fred?
2007: GG 19 – Eine Reise durch Deutschland in 19 Artikeln [de]
2009: Familie Sonnenfeld, Abschied von Oma
2009: Ein starkes Team, episode Geschlechterkrieg
2010: Polen für Anfänger (road movie), director: Katrin Rothe; together with Steffen Möller
2010: Life Is Too Long [de], director Dani Levy
2010: Undercover Love [de]
2011: Eine Insel namens Udo
2022: The Bad Guys (film) (Voice for Marc Maron as Mr. Snake)

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Awards

2005
- German Comedy Award – Best newcomer
2006
- Deutscher Fernsehpreis – Best comedy for Bei Krömers
- Zeck-Kabarettpreis – newcomer award Fresh-Zeck
2007
- Deutscher Kleinkunstpreis in category Kleinkunst
- Das große Kleinkunstfestival – Berlin-Preis
2009
- 1 Live Krone – best comedy
2011
- Grimme-Preis – best entertainment for Krömer - Die internationale Show^[2]
2020
- Grimme-Preis – best entertainment for Chez Krömer^[3]
2022
- Grimme-Preis – best entertainment for Chez Krömer^[4]
2023
- Deutscher Podcast Preis - Best newcomer for Feelings^[5]

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