
Acting · Bremen, Germany · Born August 16, 1989
Hauke Diekamp (born August 16, 1989, in Bremen) is a German actor. Hauke Diekamp was born in Bremen in 1989—the son of dancer and choreographer Michael Diekamp—and grew up in Dresden. He attended the Evangelisches Kreuzgymnasium. From an early age, he appeared in film and television productions, working with directors such as Tomy Wigand and Christian Alvart, among others. In 2005, for his role in the film *Antikörper*, he received the Undine Award for Best Young Supporting Actor in a Feature Film. From 2009 to 2013, Diekamp studied at the "Ernst Busch" Academy of Dramatic Arts.
TVDogs of Berlin
2018
as Wachtmeister
MovieRadikal
2016
TVNever Too Late for Justice
2016
as Jo Hansen (28 J.)
TVBlock B - Under Arrest
2015
as Julius Plattner
TVIn aller Freundschaft - Die jungen Ärzte
2015
as Alexander Scholz
TVKripo Holstein - Mord und Meer
2013
as Malte Willy
TVHamburg Dockland
2007
as Nick Amman
TVDer Kriminalist
2006
as Felix Reuss
MovieTKKG - The Secret of the Mysterious Mind Machine
2006
as Kevin Sudheim
MovieAntibodies
2005
as Christian
TVSOKO Wismar
2004
as Maximilian Schacke
MovieThe Flying Classroom
2003
as Jonathan Trotz
TVSOKO Leipzig
2001
as Rico Geller
TVAlarm for Cobra 11: The Motorway Police
1996
as Chris DiMaggio
TVPolizeiruf 110
1971
as Daniel Reef
TVScene of the Crime
1970
as Ben Theissen