Jürgen Rißmann

Jürgen Rißmann, born in Koblenz, began his artistic journey in Hamburg, where he not only honed his skills in theater acting but also ventured into the world of music as a singer. He showcased his vocal talent as a bass/baritone, performing with several a cappella groups, most notably touring across Europe with the ensembles Gib-8! and Groove Chor. His musical journey continued in Cologne, where he spent three years with the a cappella group Choirblax.

Rißmann's acting career includes numerous supporting roles in popular German crime dramas such as *Tatort*, *SOKO Köln*, and *Wilsberg*, as well as various television productions. He gained significant recognition for his role as Joachim Witte, a civil servant from the public order office, in the reality-comedy documentary series *Alles in Ordnung – Mit dem Wahnsinn auf Streife* on Pro7.

In film, Rißmann made his mark in 2006 with the movie *Lieben* and followed it up with a role in the 2007 parody *Ein Fall für KBBG*. He also made a memorable guest appearance as a janitor in the acclaimed series *Stromberg*. His breakout performance came in 2010 when he landed his first leading role in the film *Snowman’s Land*, further establishing his presence in the entertainment industry.