Actors from German-speaking regions

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Won an Oscar for his portrayal of the almost fascist accuser of the Nazis in "Judgment at Nuremberg".

Appeared in "Die Feuerzangenbowle" and "Der Hauptmann von Köpenick". (1902-1994)

He was unpopular even in Germany until Quentin Tarantino needed someone who could speak four languages.

Hitler wanted him as a star of his propaganda industry, but this actor answered that Germany was too small for two such monsters. He then played in many noir movies.

Most famous for his appearance as a commissioner in the "Tatort"-series. His father was a star in the Third Reich.

The first ever to win a Leading Actor Oscar. Was outacted by Marlene Dietrich in "The Blue Angel".

Died young in 2007; just before that he famously played a StaSi officer.

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Bearded colossus who plays in movies since the 1950s; appeared in "Lola" and "The Tin Drum".

Before he gave up acting for a charity project in Ethiopia he appeared in "Sissi" and "Peeping Tom".

Directs his own popular movies in Germany. Reportedly refused to play a supporting character in a Spielberg movie, but somehow accepted a minor role for Tarantino.

Éminence grise who plays supporting roles in many Hollywood movies and was nominated for an Oscar for "Shine".

He's not famous for any movies in which German is spoken, but his accent is legendary. ("I'll be back.")

"Pretty girl, beware of his heart of gold/This heart is cold/He loves only gold!"