December 4, 2010, as part of the ZDF television documentary series Die Deutschen, he embodied the fairytale king Ludwig II of Bavaria. In 2011 he had a small role (as Titania) in the historical thriller Anonymus by Roland Emmerich. He played the poet Nathanael in the 2010 short film The Sandman, which was based on the story of the same name by E. T. A. Hoffmann and had its TV premiere in April 2012. In 2012 he had an episode role in the ARD crime series Heiter bis tödlich: Akte Ex as a young artist Tobias Krüger. In the same year, Kaczmarczyk was also seen in two fairy tale films: as the young King Jakob in Allerleirauh (Das Erste, December 2012) and as Prince Markus in The Six Swans (ZDF, December 2012), he gave both roles "complex character traits". In November 2015, Kaczmarczyk appeared in the ARD serie In aller Freundschaft – Die jungen Ärzte as Heiko "Ralle" Rallburg. He played the criminal best friend of assistant doctor Elias Bähr (Stefan Ruppe) from their school days together. In the ZDF television thriller München Mord: Wo bist Du, Feigling?, first broadcast in September 2016 he was seen in the role of Niklas Bernhard. In the 9th season of the crime serie Die Chefin first broadcast from August 2018 he had a leading role as Anton Berger, he embodied the owner of a Munich software and IT company and brother of a psychopathic multiple murderer alongside Franz Pätzold. Since January 2022, Vincent Ross, has been the first gender-fluid Polizeiruf 110 commissioner and successor to Maria Simon (Olga Lenski). Together with Lucas Gregorowicz (Adam Raczek), he formed a Polish-German investigative duo until 2022. André Kaczmarczyk has also worked as a radio play speaker in various radio play productions by Rundfunk Berlin-Brandenburg, Deutschlandfunk Kultur and BBC Radio. References 1986 births Living people People from Suhl German actors German male film actors German male television actors