Stanislaus Steinbichler

Born in Salzburg (A) he moved to Baden bei Wien at two years of age. During his childhood, he alternated between Baden (A), Bad Aussee (A)and Fortaleza (BR). Besides his mother tongue, which is German, he speaks fluent English, Portuguese (BR) and Spanish.At the age of five, he already took part in acting classes and later on became a member of the Wiener Kindertheater under the direction of Silvia Rotter. For one year, he was part of the Wiener Volksoper children's choir. In 2011 he had his stage debut performing in the children opera Pollicino directed by Christa Ertl at the Stadttheater Baden. There, he participated in various musicals and plays such as: 2012 Gräfin Mariza, 2015 Der fidele Bauer and 2016 Jekyll and Hyde.However, from early on he was mainly interested in camera acting and after one casting he got a fixed spot in the cast of the ORF Childrens TV, where he played a variety of characters throughout the years. Besides that, he participated in camera acting classes for kids.From 2015 on wards, he outgrew Kids TV, started attending the First Filmacademy Vienna and since 2016 he works with his coach and mentor Morteza Tavakoli.His first appearances on screen include Siebzehn, directed by Monja Art and Kästner und der kleine Dienstag as Emil Tischbein, directed by Wolfgang Murnberger.In 2017 he embodied Jan Fuchs, a protagonist in the episode Herz aus Stein of the series SOKO Donau and the character of a tournament assistant in the series Trakehnerblut Gestüt Hochstetten directed by Christopher Schier.2019 he portrayed the episode leading role Stefan Wolf in the English language adaption of the Liebermann Papers "Vienna Blood - The lost child" (Frank Tallis) acting alongside Matthew Beard (The Imitation Game) under the direction of Umut Dag.In the same year he appeared as Edgar in the crime series "Blind Ermittelt - Haus der Lügen" (director: David Nawrath).Also in 2019, he played the part of Daniel Griesbach in the series "Der Bergdoktor - Die große Kälte". Show less «