Jonathan Elias Weiske
Acting
Народився 4 лютого 1996, Berlin, Germany
Jonathan Elias Weiske (born February 4, 1996, in Berlin) is a German actor and voice-over artist. Jonathan Weiske comes from a family of actors; his father, Oliver Betke, and his mother, Claudia Weiske, are also actors. He first stepped in front of the camera at the age of five, appearing in the ZDF series *Herzschlag – Das Ärzteteam Nord*. This was followed by various minor roles, as well as an appearance in the short film *Jesus Christ*. Weiske landed his first major role in 2005 in the ZDF series *Fünf Sterne*, in which he co-starred with Ralf Bauer. Alongside his on-screen work, he also established himself as a voice actor. Notably, he voiced the character Tom in the children's series *D.I.E. Detektive im Einsatz* and the role of Frodo in the video game *Die Abenteuer von Aragorn* (The Adventures of Aragorn). Furthermore, he contributed voice work to series such as *Grey’s Anatomy* and *Der Denver-Clan* (Dynasty). Throughout his career, Jonathan Weiske has appeared in numerous film and television productions, including *Hameln*, *Dornröschen und der Fluch der siebten Fee*, and *Falkenberg – Mord im Internat?*, as well as the feature films *Misfit*, *Allein gegen die Zeit – Der Film*, and *The Vagabonds*. In 2024, he also performed at the Karl May Festival in Elspe, where he played the role of Ik "Halbblut" Senanda.
Фільмографія
- 2026Snow in June — Leonard
- 2024Dornröschen und der Fluch der siebten Fee — Torin
- Hameln — Sam Mannheimer
- 2023A War Poem — Pawel
- 2022The Vagabonds — Leon
- 2021Die Wiederkehr - Sem Dhul — Thorben
- Rookies — Kai
- F4LKENB3RG – Mord im Internat? — Ben Wieland
- 2019Misfit — Justin Himmelmann
- 2019What We Were — Fred
- 2018Jannik
- Das Pubertier — Paul
- 2017Ellas Baby
- 2016Time Heroes — Phil
- Young Doctors — Viktor Lehmann
- 2011Augen zu — Pauls Freund
- Der Lehrer — Niklas Hardenberg
- Die Bergretter — Bernd Göbner
- Hamburg Dockland — Jonas Ravenstein
- Криміналіст — Krys
- Fünf Sterne — Martin Amann
- SOKO Köln — Jan-Philip Curtius