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Born in 1984, Swedish actor Victor von Schirach was adopted as an infant from Poland by a noble Swedish family with Polish and German heritage. In 2002, the von Schirach family relocated to the U.S. when his father took on the role of Associate Dean for Penn State Executive Education.
After completing his education at State College Area High School (P.A.) in 2003 and Bromma Gymnasium in 2004, Victor volunteered in Khao Lak, Thailand, following the devastating tsunami. This profound experience inspired him to pursue his childhood dream of acting. He trained at institutions including Blekinge Läns Folkhögskola, Kulturama, Stockholms Teaterinstitut, and later at the Academy of Music and Drama in Gothenburg (Teaterhögskolan i Göteborg).
Victor von Schirach has worked alongside actors like Chevy Chase and David Hasselhoff and appeared in numerous Swedish film and TV productions such as 'Irene Huss', 'Arne Dahl', 'Maria Lang', the BAFTA-winning Danish/Swedish series 'The Bridge', two seasons of 'Elsas värld', 'Aerobics a Love Story', 'Viva Hate', 'Videomannen', 'Vår tid är nu', 'Black Lake', 'Enkelstöten', 'The Duckpond', 'Ture Sventon & Bermudatriangelns hemlighet', 'Maria Wern', 'Lasse Majas Detektivbyrå - Tågrånarens hemlighet', 'Fartblinda' (Blinded), 'Sjukt Oklar', and the second season of 'Dips'. He has also appeared in the German TV production 'The Inspector and the Sea' and the British BBC1 series 'The Mallorca Files'.
In addition to acting, Victor von Schirach is a director and producer with significant potential to become a prominent figure on the international stage. His distinctive appearance, versatile skills, and command of various accents have already generated attention in Sweden. Renowned for his authentic character portrayals, he employs the Stanislavski method and improvisation to bring roles to life. He states, "A strongly built character makes a truly great actor. It isn't only about the character; it's about who I could become.
