Christoph Maria Herbst, a renowned German actor, rose to fame in comedic television, partnering with Anke Engelke in the popular series "Ladykracher". Prior to his television career, he honed his craft at the Bremerhaven City Theater from 1992 to 1996, eventually transitioning to television in 1998 with appearances in shows like "Balko" and "Alarm für Cobra 11".
In the year 2000, he took on the role in the series "Die Wache" before shifting his focus to comedy with "Ladykracher" in 2001. His outstanding performance earned him the German Comedy Award for "Best Supporting Actor" in 2002.
Christoph Maria Herbst made his cinematic debut in 2002, starring in "The Really Last Bachelor" and "Lassie". From 2004 onwards, the TV series "Stromberg" became his breakout role, where he portrayed the lovable yet power-hungry office worker "Bernd Stromberg".
In 2005, he received the prestigious "Bavarian Television Prize" and the German Comedy Prize for "Best Actor" for his outstanding work in the series. The "Adolf Grimme Prize" soon followed in 2006.
Throughout his illustrious career, Christoph Maria Herbst has appeared in a wide range of films, including "The Wixxer" (2003),"(T)Raumschiff Surprise - Period 1" (2003),"On Searching and Finding Love" (2004),"Erkan & Stefan - Death Comes Krass" (2004),and "Hui Buh, das Schlossgespenst" (2006),alongside the talented Michael "Bully" Herbig.
