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Oliver Vogel. Producer. Executive. IMDbPro Starmeter See rank. Oliver Vogel has been a valued member of the Bavaria Film Group team for more than 20 years. As an executive producer, his credits include numerous successful TV series such as In Aller Freundschaft, Tierärztin Dr. Mertens, Soko Stuttgart, Dr. Klein, Rentnercops, Dengler and the ...
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Sep 2, 2022 · At S. Fischer, the publishing director Siv Bublitz, who has been in office since 2019, will be replaced by Oliver Vogel, who left the publishing house because of the new boss. This is a bang in the German publishing industry, and one out of nowhere - apparently.
Oliver Vogel is known for The Batman (2022), The Adam Project (2022) and The Flash (2023).
Sep 18, 2020 · Bavaria Fiction’s chief creative officer Oliver Vogel has joined Wiedemann & Berg TV (W&B Television), the prodco that has been behind Netflix drama drama and which was acquired by fast-growing German group Leonine earlier this year.
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Originally portrayed as a charming man who was dating Dexter's neighbor, Cassie Jollenston, he was later revealed to be a psychopath and serial killer who could mimic normal human emotions. As a "perfect psychopath" (coined by Dexter Morgan), Saxon was devoid of empathy, remorse, and fear. His other traits included being very intelligent, manipulat...
Daniel Vogel and Richard Vogel Jr., his younger brother, were born to Dr. Richard Vogel and Evelyn Vogel. The family lived a normal lifestyle in Miami for the most part. However, Daniel grew jealous and resentful of Richard Jr. At the age of fourteen, Daniel acted on this rage by killing his brother. Evelyn found her youngest son dead at the bottom...
Now free in the world, Daniel assumed the identity of a deceased boy by the name of Oliver Saxon who had died 26 November 1989. The "new Saxon" lived his life traveling between at least a dozen cities in Europe and North America. Dexter suspected that Saxon had killed unknown others in these places and then would move on to avoid being caught. In t...
22 December 1979 - per Saxon’s driver's license23 December 1968 - per police report from Cassie Jollenston's murder (“Make Your Own Kind of Music”)17 November 1989 - per law enforcement database search by Dexter (a difference of ten years to the real Saxon) (“Goodbye Miami”)1972 per time of 1989 fire when he was seventeen as Daniel VogelDate of Birth: 17 November 1979Date of Death: 26 November 1989 (Age 10)Place of Death: Harrington Youth Facility, Oxfordshire, U.K.Home Address: 32 Eddingsley Road, Surrey, U.K.Seven children in Harrington Youth FacilityThe events of Season Eighttake place in 2012.According to Thomas Matthews, his mother had moved back to Miami from England one year ago (in 2011). Since Saxon had moved to Miami in 2008, he had lived there for three years prior to his mother'...Saxon was the only main antagonist that fully destroyed Dexter's life, as well as ending his reign as The Bay Harbor Butcher. Arthur Mitchellpartially destroyed Dexter's life by killing Rita, but D...Arthur Mitchell, Travis Marshall, and Oliver Saxon were the only main antagonists to have killed their first victim when they were children. Saxon killed his brother when he was fourteen and then b...Oliver Saxon and Brian Moser's true identities were not revealed during their initial appearances.Both were highly intelligent individuals, and appeared as charming, successful men.They toyed with the police, while playing a cat and mouse game with Dexter.Both took the name of a deceased person as an alias (Brian became 'Rudy Cooper' and Daniel became 'Oliver Saxon').Sep 17, 2020 · EXCLUSIVE: German major Leonine has scored a coup with the hire of long-time Bavaria Fiction exec Oliver Vogel as MD of Dark producer W&B Television.
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Oliver Masucci (born 6 December 1968) is a German actor. He is best known internationally for the role of Adolf Hitler in the 2015 film adaptation of the satirical novel Look Who's Back, Ulrich Nielsen in the Netflix series Dark, and Anton Vogel in Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore.
