

Acting
Kurt Raab (July 20, 1941 – June 28, 1988) was a German stage and film actor, as well as a screenwriter and playwright. Raab is best remembered for his work with German film director Rainer Werner Fassbinder, with whom he collaborated on 31 film projects.
Highest rated appearances
as Wodka-Peter

Ticket of No Return
as Chef

Der Durchdreher
as Mann von Glorias Freundin

The Fall
as Theopont Dirlewanger
Victor
as Ringmaster

Boarding School
as Fletcher

Bel Canto or May a Hooker Sob?
as Arthur
Nur ein kleines bisschen Liebe
as Man in Bar

The Stationmaster’s Wife
as Xaver Ferdinand Maria Bolwieser - Station Master

Group Portrait with a Lady
as Parteifunktionär

Adolf and Marlene
as Adolf Hitler

Eierdiebe

The American Soldier
as Ricky's Brother

Satan’s Brew
as Walter Kranz

The Atlantic Swimmers
as Polizist

Fear of Fear
as Herr Bauer

Mother Küsters Goes to Heaven
as Barkeeper Gustav

Fox and His Friends
as Wodka-Peter

Like a Bird on a Wire
as Audience Member

The Brutalization of Franz Blum
as Aufseher Wupke

Martha
as Secretary

Ali: Fear Eats the Soul
as Car Mechanic
Der Verfolger

Tenderness of the Wolves
as Insp. Fritz Haarmann

Jail Bait
as Fabrikleiter

Bremen Freedom
as Zimmerman

The Merchant of Four Seasons
as Kurt, Hans's brother-in-law

The Ancestress
as Pfarrer

Beware of a Holy Whore
as Fred

Whity
as Pianist (uncredited)

Mathias Kneißl
as Fritz Rechthaler, Jungbauer

Pioneers in Ingolstadt

Rio das Mortes
as Tankwart
Fassbinder Produces: Film No. 8
as Self
Weg vom Fenster
as Erster Erzieher

The Niklashausen Journey
as Bischof

Why Does Herr R. Run Amok?
as Mr. R.

End of the Commune?
as Self (uncredited)

The Coffee House
as Don Marzio

Love Is Colder Than Death
as Aufsichtsperson im Kaufhaus