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Born in Germany and grown up in the city of Ulm, birthplace to Albert Einstein. Studied economics and sport science in Heidelberg and graduated in 2003 with a master degree in both majors. Moved to Hong Kong in 2007 and to Seoul, South Korea in 2008 and has been living there ever since as a permanent resident and entrepreneur. Started modeling in 2015 and became an actor in 2016. Profound education in Martial Arts especially in Taekwondo and Muay Thai.Aside from film, Andreas has acted in many commercials for Korean companies like KIA, LG, KT, SK and fashion brand Beanpole as well as for international brands like German cosmetic brand Eucerin and Italian shoemaker a.testoni.Featured roles for movies like the Netflix blockbuster 'Okja' by the famous Korean director Bong Joon-Ho and 'V.I.P' with Korean star Lee Jong Suk have put him on the radar of the directors in the Korean film industry. Andreas has just finished filming as supporting cast for Korea's next summer action flick 'PMC' starring Ha Jung-Woo... What will come next?