Michael Maien
Acting
1947-10-12 · Nürnberg, Germany
Michael Maien (born October 12, 1945, in Nuremberg, Germany) is a German actor, pop singer, screenwriter, and author. Trained at Munich’s Otto Falckenberg School, he made his film debut in 1965 with the controversial drama Wälsungenblut, earning the Bambi Award for Best Newcomer. During the late 1960s and early 1970s, Maien became a prominent screen presence in popular cinema, appearing in educational films by Oswalt Kolle, crime films, sex comedies, and international genre productions. At the same time, he pursued a Schlager music career with several singles and frequent television appearances. From the late 1970s onward, he shifted his focus to television, theatre, and writing. Since the 1990s, Maien has worked primarily as a freelance writer, publishing novels and cultural essays while living in Düsseldorf.
Filmography(37)
movieWomen Without Innocence
as Dr. Antonio · 1978 · 4.4
tvThe Old Fox
as Blacky · 1977 · 6.3
tvThe Old Fox
as Carlo Girotti · 1977 · 6.3
tvThe Old Fox
as Francesco Colucci · 1977 · 6.3
tvThe Old Fox
as Boris Karlov · 1977 · 6.3
tvThe Old Fox
as Robert Lupo · 1977 · 6.3
tvThe Old Fox
as Tonio Benetti · 1977 · 6.3
tvDerrick
as Friedrich Bursbach · 1974 · 6.1
tvDerrick
as Leiter des Fotoshootings · 1974 · 6.1
tvDerrick
as Jablonski · 1974 · 6.1
movie2069: A Sex Odyssey
as Dr. Mansfeld · 1974 · 4.0
movieUnterm Röckchen stösst das Böckchen
as Flipper · 1974 · 4.0
movieSwap Meet at the Love Shack
as Mr. Windhusen · 1973 · 4.0
movieLilli - die Braut der Kompanie
as Hans · 1972 · 10.0
movieSex After Six
as Dieter · 1972 · 3.8
movieEye in the Labyrinth
as Louis · 1972 · 5.7
movieFour Times That Night
as Pino / Bill (uncredited) · 1971 · 5.4
movieImmer die verflixten Weiber
as Michael · 1970 · 6.3
movieRitter Orgas muß mal wieder
as · 1970 · 9.0
movieThe Sensual Male
as Michael · 1970 · 3.8
moviePorno Baby
as · 1970 · 5.6
movieMark of the Devil
as Baron Daumer · 1970 · 6.2
movieHotel Royal
as Amiel · 1969 · 8.3
movieThe General's Nephews
as Nephew · 1969 · 10.0