Henning Mosselman

Henning Mosselman is a German actor whose work moves fluidly between stage and screen, and increasingly across the international market. Over more than a hundred theater productions, he has built a reputation for range, moving from Shakespeare and classical drama to contemporary work. That depth of stage experience now informs his screen career, where he has shared the frame with Helen Mirren and Christopher Plummer in The Last Station, led the Ukrainian feature The Ballad of a Bomber, appeared in the U.S. series Bumper in Berlin, and starred in A Fish Swimming Upside Down, which premiered at the Berlin International Film Festival. Based in Berlin and represented in Germany and the UK, Mosselman combines European sensibility with the precision and presence of a classically trained stage actor. His particular strength lies in bringing intelligence, authority and emotional complexity to a role whether in an intimate drama, a demanding character piece or a large-scale international production. With a career spanning decades and a body of work rooted in both theater and film, Henning Mosselman is now focused on bringing that experience to a broader international screen career.