Peter F. Bringmann
Born August 1, 1946 in Hannover
Mini-Biography:
Peter F. Bringmann was born on August 1, 1946 in Hannover. He is a German Director, known for Die Heartbreakers (1982), Theo gegen den Rest der Welt (1980), Der Schneemann (1985), Peter F. Bringmann's first movie on record is from 1958. His last motion picture on file dates from 2006.
FilmographyFilmography [Auszug]
2006: Wilsberg - Falsches Spiel (Director), with Leonard Lansink, Oliver Korittke, Rita Russek,
2005: Wilsberg - Ausgegraben (Director), with Leonard Lansink, Oliver Korittke, Ina Paule Klink,
2004: Tatort - Verraten und verkauft (Director), with Anna Maria Mühe,
2002: Tatort - Der dunkle Fleck (Director), with Friederike Kempter, Jan Josef Liefers, Axel Prahl,
2002: Tatort - Zahltag (Director), with Boris Aljinovic, Sophie Bäumer, Oliver Broumis,
2001: Klassentreffen (Director), with Nadja Acquaroli, Ralf Müller,
2000: Meine Mutter, meine Rivalin (Director), with Walter A. Kreye, Walter Giller, Dominique Horwitz,
1999: Schicksalsmelodie (Director), with Dennis Grabosch, Jennifer Preuss,
1999: Der Schnapper - Schlagwetter (Director), with Julia Beerhold, Horst Krause,
1998: Ein starkes Team: Die Natter (Director), with Tayfun Bademsoy, Wolfram Berger, Michael Greiling,
1998: Erfolg ist kein Zufall (Director), with Iris Böhm, Janet Peschel,
1997: Die drei Mädels von der Tankstelle (Director), with Wigald Boning, Carol Campbell, Anya Hoffmann,
1996: Tatort - Bienzle und der tiefe Sturz (Director), with , , ,
1995: Vater wider Willen (Serienhaupttitel) (Director), Directed by Walter Bannert, Hans-Jürgen Tögel, Rainer Wolffhardt, with Kathrin Ackermann, Pia Ampaw, Herb Andress,
1995: Glänzende Aussichten (Director), with Sacha Holzheimer,
1993: Sturzflieger (Director), with Robert Fasser, Götz George, Michael Habeck,
1993: Ein starkes Team (Serienhaupttitel) (Director), Directed by Konrad Sabrautzky, Jacob Scheufelen, Georg Schiemann, Michael Steinke, with Tuncay Gary, Joachim R. Iffland, Tilly Lauenstein,
1992: Morlock - Kinderkram (Director), with Götz George, Maddalena Crippa, Georg Bloeb,
1989: African Timber (Director), with Heiner Lauterbach, Dietmar Schönherr,
1985: Gambit (Director), with Despina Pajanou, Rolf Zacher, Dominic Raacke,
1985: Der Schneemann (Director), with Tony Allet, Polly Eltes, Riad Gholmie,
1982: Die Heartbreakers (Director), with Sascha Disselkamp, Marek Eichenseher, Uwe Enkelmann,
1980: Theo gegen den Rest der Welt (Theo against the rest of the world) (Director), with Horst Bergmann, Peter Berling, Elmar Brunner,
1979: Der Tag, an dem Elvis nach Bremerhaven kam (Director), with Petra Bigaj, Wolfgang Drygalla, Michael Shelley,
1977: Aufforderung zum Tanz (Director), with Guido Gagliardi, Riad Gholmie, Gudrun Landgrebe,
1974: Kein Grund zur Unruhe (Director), with Heinrich Giskes, Wolfgang Grönebaum, Manfred Günther,
1958: Paul kommt zurück (Director), with Heinz Hoenig, Loumi Jobobesco, Manfred Krug,
Bibliography
Egon Netenjakob, TV-Filmlexikon 1952-1992, Fischer Cinema # 11947, S. Fischer Verlag Frankfurt 1994
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