Götz Burger

Götz Burger

Actor

Munich, Germany
June 4, 1947

Biography

Götz Burger (born June 4, 1947 in Munich) is a German actor. Burger made his debut as a newspaper boy in Our Little Town in 1961 (with Cordula Trantow). As a result, he was seen in several television series (including Die Höhlenkinder (1962), Wildbach, Komödienstadel and Um Himmels Willen), but above all in numerous films. In 1972 he starred alongside Klaus Maria Brandauer in Oscar Wilde, and in 1986 alongside Christopher Lee in Der Verräter. The actor regularly takes part in French productions.

Photo

Götz Burger 1
Götz Burger 2

Representative Works

Monsieur Batignole
Monsieur Batignole
7.0
/ French
Safe Conduct
Safe Conduct
6.5
/ French
The Magic Tuche
The Magic Tuche
5.3
/ French
The Ninth Day
The Ninth Day
6.5
/ German
Pétain
Pétain
6.3
/ French
Tauerngold
Tauerngold
9.0
/ German
Same Old Song
Same Old Song
7.0
/ French
Gladiatoren
Gladiatoren
10.0
/ German
Manon Roland
Manon Roland
7.0
/ French
Tom and Huck
Tom and Huck
6.4
/ German

Awards and Honors

Critical Favorites

Monsieur Batignole
2002Nominee

Best Performance

Monsieur Batignole

Safe Conduct
2002Nominee

Best Performance

Safe Conduct

The Magic Tuche
2018Nominee

Best Performance

The Magic Tuche

Career Highlights

The Ninth Day
2004Highlight

Best Performance

The Ninth Day

Pétain
1993Highlight

Best Performance

Pétain