Volker Spengler

Nationality:
German
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biography
Although he joined the enduring if highly troubled band following the extremely difficult but equally gifted German film master Rainer Werner Fassbinder fairly late in the game, Spengler made an indelible mark as actor in several key films. A tall and typically lumpy man with small, beady eyes and perennially tousled hair, Spengler first worked for Fassbinder in 1976. He made an immediate impression as part of a sinister mother-and-son team of caretakers hovering about the tight web of lovers peopling the artful "Chinese Roulette". That same year, Spengler also shone in a Renfield-like turn as Continued
Credits
Actor
Actor
Reichmarshall Hermann Goering
Mangst
Ernst Kranz
Soviet Agent
Ardalion
Elvira Weishaupt
August Brem
milestones
Year
Milestone
1976 
First films for filmmaker Rainer Werner Fassbinder, "Chinese Roulette" and "Satansbraten/Satan's Brew"
1979 
Received credit for art direction in Fassbinder's "The Third Generation"; also played a role
1982 
Last collaboration with Fassbinder, "Querelle", which was also Fassbinder's last film
1990 
Appeared in the German TV miniseries "Bismarck"
1996 
First major film role in seven years, played Hermann Goering in "The Ogre"
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