Дмитрий Брауэр

Mini Biography
Dmitry Brauer, born on October 24, 1977, in an old historical Russian city Ryazan near Moscow, is a Russian and international actor best known for his role as KGB-agent in "Friends from France" (2012) by director Philippe Kotlarski, Anne Weil (international movie drama, co-production: France/Canada/ Germany/ Israel/Russia) and for his character as the Russian Tsar Alexander II in "Reichsgründung- Die nervous Großmacht" (2012) by director Bernd Fischerauer. He is able to play drama and action parts as well. His good body condition and his passion for east martial arts make him being in demand for action roles. The stunt parts for his roles he always does himself. In "Friends from France" (2012) he was also responsible for directing fight and stunt scenes.

His movie partners were such Hollywood actors as Daniel Olbrychski ("Salt"), Andrea Osvárt ("Transporter", "Spy Game"), and very famous Russian actors such as Sergey Makovetskiy, Renata Litvinova, Merab Ninidze.

Dmitry Brauer is living in Germany and working worldwide. Last years he was often seen on the red carpets of Berlin Film Festival - Berlinale and Cannes filmfestival.

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