from | to | Production | Role | Director | Casting Director | Channel | |
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2020 | 2021 | THE TRAIL (Der Pfad) | Officer Murphy (SR) | Tobias Wiemann | Suse Marquardt | Warner Bros., Eyrie Entertainment, Fasten Films, Hamster Film | |
2020 | GUNS AKIMBO (Starring: Daniel Radcliffe & Samara Weaving) | CNN Anchor (SR) | Jason Lei Howden | Dixie Chassay | Distribution: Altitude Film Entertainment, Hyperi | ||
2020 | THE NEW POPE (Starring: Jude Law, John Malkovich & Sharon Stone) | Leopold Essence (SR) | Paolo Sorrentino | Annamaria Sambucco | HBO / Sky Television | ||
2019 | HEAD FULL OF HONEY (Nick Nolte, Matt Dillon, Emily Mortimer, Jacqueline Bisset, Eric Roberts, Claire Forlani) | The Priest (SR) | Til Schweiger | Iris Baumüller | Barefoot Films & Warner Bros. Pictures | ||
2019 | DOUK [US] (Starring: Roseanne Supernault & Justin Rain) | The Man with the Blonde Hair (LR) | Michelle Hernandez | Filming Locations: Humboldt County, California, US | |||
2019 | HITLER'S FINAL OFFENSIVE (Nazi Megastructures) [UK] | Generalfeldmarschall Gerd Von Rundstedt (LR) | Ashley Morris | National Geographic Channel International TV | |||
2019 | D-DAY (Nazi Megastructures) [UK] | Generalfeldmarschall Gerd Von Rundstedt (LR) | Ashley Morris | National Geographic Channel International TV | |||
2018 | Gezeichnet / Scarred | Dr. Wagner | Carolin Jahn | Carolin Jahn & Andrea Düben, Filmproduktion (post) | |||
2017 | 2018 | BEETROOT (TV Series Concept/Pilot) | Max (LR) | Andrew McCarger | tba. | ||
2016 | 2017 | REPLACE (Starring: Barbara Crampton & Rebecca Forsythe) | Detective Loomis (Toronto Police Dept.) | Norbert Keil | Sparkling Pictures [ca/de] / Wild Bunch | ||
2017 | DEATH and VIRTUE | The Whisperer | Simon Spieske | Flaremedia, Spieske & Pilarski (post) | |||
2017 | BAKU Safe City | Police Director Frank Morgan (HR) | Burak Ekin | Burak Ekin Filmproduktion [tr] | |||
2017 | CROSSING OVER | Hank Prettyman | Mark Haldor | Amazon Prime [UK] | |||
2015 | EIN WILLKOMMENER FEIND (EN - A Welcome Enemy) | Wilhelm (HR) | Philip Lehmenkühler | ABK Maastricht [nl] | |||
2015 | The Hitchhiker | Mark Seymour , Manager (HR) | Fivaz Buys | FF Film Productions | |||
2015 | Der Pirat der Königin (EN - THE QUEEN'S PIRATE) TerraX | King Philipp II of Spain & Portugal (HR) | Robert Schotter | arte / ZDF - taglicht media | |||
2015 | LUIS TRENKER - Der schmale Grat der Wahrheit (Staring: Tobias Moretti) | Max, Manager - Hollywood Film Producer | Wolfgang Murnberger | Kathrin Kuentzel-Sedler | BR / ORF / ARD - Roxy Film | ||
2014 | Best Boy in Town | Reader | Roman Przylipiak | One Production [pl] | |||
2014 | DESTINIES [English title] | John Parker, Fencing-Coach | Andy Klein | Sat.1 Television |
from | to | Play | Role | Director | Casting Director | Theatre | |
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The Marriage of Figaro | Conte Almaviva (HR) | Dr. William Winden | The Landscaped Forest, Evergreen State College Cam | ||||
Oklahoma | Curley (HR) | Vern Ek | Capitol Theater, Olympia Washington | ||||
The Consul | Mr. Koffner | Dr. William Winden | Black Box, Olympia Washington | ||||
West Side Story | Tony (HR) | Bud Johansen | The Experimental Theater, Olympia Washington | ||||
The Great Rage of Philip Hotz | Philip (HR) | Steven Stein | Penthouse Theater, Seattle | ||||
The Mikado | Nanki Poo (HR) | Vince Liotta | Meany Hall Auditorium, Seattle | ||||
The Merry Wives of Windsor | Ford | Jeff Caldwell | Meany Studio Theater, Seattle | ||||
Does a Tiger Wear a Necktie? | Bickam (HR) | Steven Stein | Glen Huges Theater, Seattle | ||||
Die Zauberflöte | Papageno (HR) | Vince Liotta | Bach Theater, Seattle Washington | ||||
Götterdämmerung (Wagner’s Ring der Nibelungen cycle) | Nibelungen Stage Chorus | François Rochaix | Seattle Opera | ||||
Gallantry | Dr. Gregg (HR) | Dr. William Winden | Experimental Theater, Olympia Washington | ||||
Carry Nation | Dr. Charles Gloyd | Dr. William Winden | Black Box, Olympia Washington | ||||
Candide | Maximilian (HR) | Dr. William Winden | Arts Symposium, Experimental Theater, Olympia Wash | ||||
Bye Bye Birdie | Conrad Birdie (HR) | Matt Herinckx | Capital Auditorium, Olympia Washington | ||||
Little Mary Sunshine | Captain “Big Jim“ Warrington (HR) | Matt Herinckx | Capital Auditorium, Olympia Washington |
from | to | Title | Rolle | Director | Casting Director | Comment | |
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2014 | ISPI NEXT, Film - Sequel | Robert Ilgner, After Sales Manager (HR) | Ingo Häckes | BMW AG Film - Regiepapst | |||
2014 | ISPI NEXT, Film (BMW sitcom) | Robert Ilgner, After Sales Manager (HR) | Ingo Häckes | BMW AG Film - Regiepapst |
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2017 | 2018 | Brian Reise Acting Studio, West Hollywood, USA (Los Angeles Camera Acting, Film & Television Cold Reading) | |||
2017 | Playhouse West, North Hollywood, USA (Meisner) | ||||
1986 | 1989 | University of Washington - School of Drama (one of the top 25 acting schools in the world according to "The Hollywood Reporter) University of Washington http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/top-25-drama-schools-319963 | |||
1982 | 1986 | The Evergreen State College - School of Performing Arts | |||
2018 | Action Acting , Cinematic Hand-to-Hand Combat & Firearms, Hollywood, USA (Stuart Wilson/ Bruce Willis | ||||
Special features (selection) | |||||
BFFS Camera Acting Group Munich, 2014-2015 Scene Study 2013-2015 |
Biography - J.David Hinze
An American/German character actor known for his authentic, naturalistic acting style, wide range, magnetic on-screen-presence and his deep, rich voice but he is perhaps best known internationally for his iconic character, the diabolical, dangerous and mysterious eye-patch-donning priest, Leopold Essence in Oscar winning director Paolo Sorrentino's THE NEW POPE (Jude Law, John Malkovich, Sharon Stone, Cécile de France and Ludivine Sagnier).
He also recently worked with Nick Nolte, Matt Dillon, Emily Mortimer and Jacqueline Bisset in Til Schweiger's HEAD FULL OF HONEY and appeared in GUNS AKIMBO (Daniel Radcliffe & Samara Weaving).
At the age of 49, J.David Hinze was neither frequenting movie/TV sets nor was he running lines with international stars of the screen. He was a Senior Management Consultant, directly advising industry leaders such as CFOs, CROs and Country-Managers of Fortune-100 Blue-Chip companies in Europe and the US. But a major shift was rapidly approaching that had been many years in the making.
In his early 20s, as a post-graduate student in Opera Production, he was asked by an instructor to stay and have a talk after an advanced acting class. The instructor (Judy Dickerson) caught him completely off guard as she explained that she was convinced that he had the talent to make it as a working actor, that she was sure that he could at least pay the rent and perhaps much more if he were to make acting his career choice. She insisted that he promise her that he would seriously pursue acting in his future life. He promised.
At the age of 50, after a period of intensive soul-searching, he decided he had no choice but to make good on that promise. It was the quiet, persistent insistence over two-and-a-half decades of a voice inside that didn’t explain itself, the voice of the heart, that finally won out. While other endeavors had been worthwhile, necessary and rewarding, he finally surrendered to the fact that despite years of spirited resistance and a consistent campaign of outright denial, acting, in all of its facets, would be and had always been his true vocation.
As a complete unknown, starting out in middle-age with no credits and no industry connections, the odds of success were abysmal. But with the skills, self-discipline and penchant for exhaustive preparation developed over years in the worlds business and IT, coupled with a long pent-up immense reservoir of unexpressed youthful passion, he proceeded to secure roles in short-films and student-projects to amass footage for a reel. That video-reel would have one purpose, to do what no collection of words ever could. It would attempt to show the casting director, director and producer that he could act.
And one by one, they began to notice.
Since returning to acting, J.David Hinze has appeared in TV and film productions shot in the U.K., the U.S., Germany, Italy, France, Austria, Canada, Switzerland, the Netherlands, New Zealand and Azerbaijan.
With major projects in planning for 2021-22, it would seem that “If it’s truly from the heart, it’s never too late.”
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