Arno Frisch, a talented actor, has made a lasting impression on the cinema world through his collaborations with the renowned director Michael Haneke. Born on November 13, 1975, in Vienna, Frisch's acting career took off at the tender age of 17 when Haneke selected him to play the lead role in his second feature film, Benny's Video (1992).
In this complex role, Frisch portrayed a stoic teenage boy, fascinated with the capabilities of a video camera, to the point of capturing a murder on film and involving his parents in his problems. This performance showcased Frisch's ability to convey a range of emotions, from being charming and seductive in one scene to committing brutal and senseless acts in another.
Frisch's subsequent roles in Funny Games (1997),Vienna Murder Mystery (1997),Angel Express (1998),Sentimental Education (1998),Julies Geist (2002),Masz na imie Justine (2005),Falco - Verdammt, wir leben noch! (2008),and Sleeping Songs (2009),have further solidified his reputation as a gifted young actor.
Throughout his career, Frisch has also appeared in numerous short films, often taking on lead roles. His versatility and range have made him a sought-after actor in the film industry, and his collaborations with Haneke have been particularly noteworthy.
