Albert Fortell, a talented individual, came into this world in Vienna, Austria, to a family of performers, with his father, Bert Fortell, being a renowned actor. His mother, Gerda, was also a vital part of his upbringing. Albert's educational journey began at the American International School in Vienna, where he laid the foundation for his future endeavors.
As he grew older, Albert pursued a degree in law from the University of Vienna, which he successfully completed in 1980. However, his true passion lay in the world of drama, and he therefore attended the prestigious Max Reinhardt School of Dramatic Arts in Vienna. To further hone his craft, Albert attended workshops in Los Angeles and also underwent scriptwriting training at UCLA.
In addition to his work in the entertainment industry, Albert has also ventured into writing, penning several TV screenplays and a stage play, "Kurzschluss," which he had the privilege of performing 150 times alongside his wife, Barbara Wussow, in Germany. Currently, he is working on his second play, a testament to his dedication to his craft.
It is worth noting that Albert's father, Bert Fortell, was also a well-known actor in his time, and unfortunately, passed away in 1996. Despite this loss, Albert has continued to make a name for himself in the entertainment industry, leaving a lasting legacy in the world of drama.
