List of Swiss People - Actors

Actors

  • Ursula Andress (born 1936), actress
  • Giuseppe Bausilio (born 1997), performs on Broadway in the titular role of Billy in the Tony-award winning musical Billy Elliot
  • Dimitri (born 1935), clown
  • Annemarie Düringer (born 1925), film, television and stage actress
  • Bruno Ganz (born 1941), actor
  • Viktor Giacobbo (born 1952), actor and comedian
  • Mathias Gnädinger (born 1941), actor
  • Curt Goetz (1888–1960), actor and film director
  • Grock (1880–1959), clown
  • Irène Jacob (born 1966), actress
  • Marthe Keller (born 1945), actress and opera director
  • Mathis Künzler (born 1978), film, television and stage actor.
  • Max Loong (born 1980), actor and producer
  • Vincent Pérez (born 1964), actor and director
  • Liselotte Pulver (born 1929)
  • Maximilian Schell (born 1935), actor and producer
  • Michel Simon (1895–1975), actor and comedian
  • Emil Steinberger (born 1933), comedian

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