Frederick Lau

Frederick Lau is a highly accomplished German actor born on 17 August 1989. His place of birth was Steglitz, West Berlin, West Germany, a place which unsurprisingly continued to be his dwelling of choice even as he ascended towards fame. Lau embarked onto the acting scene in the year 2000, demonstrating his knack for emotive performances and showcasing a wide range of palpable characters. Throughout his career, which spans over two decades, he has portrayed over 50 roles in film and television. His impressive portfolio is truly a testament to his versatile acting ability as well as his steadfast dedication to the craft. As an actor, Lau has continuously captivated audiences with his compelling performances that are as diverse as his filmography. Lau's prowess is not only recognized by audiences but also critically acknowledged. He was notably given the honor of receiving the Deutscher Filmpreis (German Film Awards) for his role as a student named Tim in the film Die Welle, a film based on the novel by Todd Strasser. The award, colloquially known as the Lola, affirmed Lau's impactful performance and further elevated his prestige within the acting industry. Lau's diligence has enabled him to remain active and relevant in the acting scene from the start of his career in 2000 to the present day. Frederick Lau is not just an actor. He is an enduring symbol of the possibilities for the perpetual evolution of the craft within the German film and television industry.