Ottfried Fischer
Birthday: 1953-11-07 | Place of Birth: Ornatsöd, GermanyFischer grew up on his father's farm Ornatsöd near Untergriesbach in the Bavarian Forest. Ottfried Fischer attended the Maristengymnasium in Fürstenzell near Passau until he graduated from high school. His father originally wanted him to become a lawyer. However, he dropped out of law school after just a few semesters. In 1983, cabaret artist Werner Schneyder invited him to appear on his television show Meine Gäste und ich. He made his first solo appearance as a cabaret artist in 1989 with the program Schwer ist leicht was. Five years later, he made guest appearances in several German and Austrian cities with his second solo Was tun. In between, he worked as an actor in numerous television plays, films and television series. Franz Xaver Bogner gave him his first television role in his series Zeit genug. In 1985, Bogner gave him the leading role in the series Irgendwie und Sowieso and the role of Felix in Zur Freiheit - the starting signal for a career beyond the borders of Bavaria. Fischer appeared on Bavarian radio in Der Schwammerlkönig. This was followed by feature film roles in Zärtliche Chaoten (1987), Ein Prachtexemplar (1989), Café Europa (1990), Go Trabi Go (1990), Das schreckliche Mädchen (1990) and Superstau (1991), among others.
Known For
Acting
Role
as Self
as Buddha
as Amtsmann
as Antonio Gimaldino
as Self - Host
as Caretaker
as Christian Berghammer
as Rinaldo Balloni
as Baudezernent
as Kreittmeier
as Von Dollinger
as Hausmeister Otto Huber
as Franz Huber
as Leo Leitner
as Millionär
as Leopold
as Pfarrer Braun
as Polizist
as Taxidriver
as Leo Leitner
as Maximilian I. Joseph von Bayern
as Leo Leitner
as Roderik Burger
as Gottfried Engel
as Hans Kleiber
as Host
