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Daniel Br�hl

Birthday:: Jun 16, 1978
Birthplace:: Barcelona, Spain
Bio:: Daniel Br�hl is a Spanish born German actor. He made his international breakthrough with his role in 2003 as Alex Kerner in the Golden Globe nominated film "Good Bye Lenin!"

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Range of Movie T-meters: 32% - 94%

Number of Movies: 34

Box Office Since 2001: $364.1M

Year	Rating	Title	Credit	Box Office
2013		Rush	Niki Lauda	--
2013		Untitled Wikileaks/HBO Project	Daniel Domscheit-Berg	--
2013		The Fifth Estate	Actor	--
2012	43%	7 Days in Havana	Actor	--
2012	65%	All Together	Dirk	$43.2k
2012	65%	2 Days in New York	The Oak Fairy	$0.6M
2012	32%	Intruders	Antonio	$64.7k
2012		Winning Streak (The Pelayos)	Actor	--
2011		Eva	Actor	--
2010		King's Road (K�ngavegur)	Actor	--
2010		The Coming Days	Actor	--
2010		Der Ganz Grosse Traum	Konrad Koch	--
2009		Lila, Lila (My Words, My Lies - My Love)	Actor	--
2009	88%	Inglourious Basterds	Frederick Zoller	$120.5M
2009		The Countess	Istvan Thurzo	--
2008	75%	John Rabe	Actor	$67.3k
2008		Krabat	Tonda	--
2008		Un Poco de chocolate (A Tram in SP)	Actor	--
2007	85%	2 Days in Paris	Lukas	$4.2M
2007	94%	The Bourne Ultimatum	Martin Kreutz	$227.2M
2006		Salvador	Puig Antich	--
2006		Ein Freund von Mir (A Friend of Mine)	Actor	--
2006		In Tranzit	Actor	--
2005	76%	Joyeux No�l (Merry Christmas)	Horstmayer	$0.9M
2005	63%	Ladies in Lavender	Andrea Marowski	$6.5M
2005		Cargo	Actor	--
2004		Love In Thoughts	Actor	--
2004	69%	The Edukators (Die Fetten Jahre sind vorbei)	Jan	--
2003		Love in Thoughts	Paul	--
2002	90%	Good Bye, Lenin	Alex	$3.9M
2002		Das Wei�e Rauschen (The White Sound)	Actor	--
2002		Elefantenherz (Elephant Heart)	Actor	--
2002		Vaya con Dios	Actor	--
2001		No Regrets (Nichts Bereuen)	Actor	--

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1. Frederick Zoller: [in the film] Who wants to send a message to Germany?
2. Shosanna Dreyfus: [in the film] I have a message to Germany...that you are all going to die.
From Inglourious Basterds. Submitted by redwan a (14 months ago)

1. Frederick Zoller: Actually watching Donnie beat Nazis to death is the closest we ever get to going to the movies.
From Inglourious Basterds. Submitted by Corey L (16 months ago)