Hans Kremer

Hans Kremer, born in 1954, is a German actor. He studied at the University of Music and Drama in Hanover and held engagements at theaters in Cologne, Hamburg, and Munich, among other cities. In 1980 he joined Schauspiel Köln and later moved to Hamburg’s Thalia Theater, where he worked with directors including George Tabori and Robert Wilson. In 2012, he became a permanent ensemble member of the Münchner Kammerspiele. Kremer has appeared in film and television productions, including Reinhard Hauff’s Golden Bear-winning film “Stammheim,” in which he played the lead role, as well as “Rommel” and “The Taste of Apple Seeds.” He also worked as a radio voice actor.