
Acting
Hape Kerkeling
DE cinema · 34 credits
Born
9 December 1964 (age 61)
Birthplace
Recklinghausen, Germany
Hans-Peter Wilhelm "Hape" Kerkeling (* 9. December 1964 in Recklinghausen) is a German comedian, author, television presenter, actor, director, singer, radio play speaker, audiobook and voice actor. Hape Kerkeling became a popular television and stage comedian from the mid-1980s. In 1985, at the age of 20, he received his first regular television program Kangaroo. This was followed by other comedy formats such as Total Normal or Darüber lacht die Welt as well as the moderation of major television shows such as the German preliminary round for the Eurovision Song Contest or the awarding of the Golden Camera. Kerkeling directed several cinema and television films as an author, director and actor. His art figures such as Hannilein, Horst Schlämmer, Siegfried Schwäbli, Uschi Blum and Evje van Dampen also became known to a wide audience. As a voice actor, he lent his voice to the panda Po in several films in the series Kung Fu Panda and the snowman Olaf from the Frozen films. As a book author, Kerkeling published one of the best-selling German non-fiction books in 2006 with Ich bin dann mal weg.
Known for
Filmography

The Holy Grill
as Heribert Bräsemann

Horst Schlämmer sucht das Glück
as Horst Schlämmer

70 Jahre ESC - More than Music
as Self - Interviewee

Loriot 100
as Self

Ein Abend mit Hape Kerkeling
as Self - Host

I'm Off Then
Book, Co-Producer

Hape Kerkeling - Keine Geburtstagsshow!
as Himself / Various, Director

Hape Kerkeling: Das Beste aus "Darüber lacht die Welt"
as Self (archive footage)

Horst Schlämmer - Isch kandidiere!
as Horst Schlämmer / Uschi Blum / Gisela / Angela Merkel / Ronald Profalla / Ulla Schmidt, Idea, Screenplay

A man, a fjord!
as Horst Schlämmer
Horst Schlämmer: Weisse Bescheid?
2007
Horst Schlämmer: Weisse Bescheid?
as Horst Schlämmer

Best of Hape Kerkeling
as Self (archive footage)

Samba in Mettmann
as Olaf Kischewski, Screenplay
Bahnhof für Bio - Alfred Biolek wird 70
2004
Bahnhof für Bio - Alfred Biolek wird 70
as Self

Tobias Totz und sein Löwe
as Paul Pommes

Die Oma ist tot
as Lothar Brömmer

Willi und die Windzors
as Willi Bettenberg, Director, Screenplay

Club Las Piranjas
as Edwin, Writer

Kein Pardon
as Peter Schlönzke, Director, Screenplay
Vorwärts
1990
Vorwärts
as Showmaster










