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Marcel Schlutt est un Acteur Allemand né le 1 aout 1977
Marcel Schlutt (born 1 August 1977) is a German fashion model, photographer and columnist. He came to prominence as a television presenter and adult-film actor in gay pornography in the early 2000s.
Schlutt, the only child of a farrier, was born in the Demmin district of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, East Germany, but spent most of his youth in Bielefeld, North Rhine-Westphalia after the German reunification in 1989. Raised on a stud farm with about sixhundred horses, he became infatuated with equestrian sports at an early age of four, winning several prizes. Following his O-level graduation, he moved to Münster where he started first training as a qualified horse groom.
At the age of 18, Schlutt was asked to model for Cologne photographer TeeJott. He appeared in a number of illustrated books, "even naked, with a hard-on, and took delight in [it]." In 1998, Schlutt participated in a local modeling contest and finished first. As the new face of the So Dam Tuff agency, he was requested to live in London and Madrid, working as a professional model for fashion labels such as Paul Smith, The Face, Levis, New Yorker, and H&M.
Career
After his return home in 2001, Schlutt worked as a presenter on pay-TV network Premiere, hosting the shows SexyGayplaces.tv and Backstage - Das Magazin on adult channel Beate Uhse TV between 2002 and 2004. Having previously appeared in a few minor roles on BBC and RTL television, Schlutt started his acting career in porn film in 2003, becoming widely known for his appearance in several productions by German porn companies Cazzo Film and Wurstfilm, as well as Eurocreme and Michael Lucas's Lucas Entertainment. Performing in both top and bottom roles, he got especially noticed for his first leading role in Jörg Andreas's prison film Locked Up (2003) which was released as both, a softcore and a hardcore DVD edition. In addition, Schlutt appeared on a number of internet pay site videos and worked as an escort. In parallel, he continued modeling for Berlin agencies such as VIVA and M4.
In 2005, Schlutt started another mainstay in professional photography. Some of his first images appeared in the compilation book Skate! and in the gay magazine DU&ICH, for which he also used to write a semi-autobiographical column called Max in the City. In the meantime he also worked as a photo model for Berlin's fashion agency M4, among appearing the Russian Vogue magazine.
In 2007, he announced his retirement from the porn business, resulting in a final appearance in Bruce LaBruce's softcore film Otto; or Up with Dead People, playing one of the three leading parts, a zombie named Fritz. However, he recently announced on his MySpace profile that he would soon start shooting a Wurstfilm-produced film version of his Max in the City column, which is said to involve pornographic content.
In 2009, he starred as himself in Claude Pérès's film Unfaithful.
Since 2011 Marcel Schlutt is publishing the online magazine HONK! www.honk-mag.de he is also Editor-in-Chief.
Personal life
Schlutt has been residing in Berlin since 2001.
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Marcel Schlutt
Marcel Schlutt (born 1 August 1977) is a German fashion model, photographer and columnist. He came to prominence as a television presenter and adult-film actor in gay pornography in the early 2000s.
Biographie
Early lifeSchlutt, the only child of a farrier, was born in the Demmin district of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, East Germany, but spent most of his youth in Bielefeld, North Rhine-Westphalia after the German reunification in 1989. Raised on a stud farm with about sixhundred horses, he became infatuated with equestrian sports at an early age of four, winning several prizes. Following his O-level graduation, he moved to Münster where he started first training as a qualified horse groom.
At the age of 18, Schlutt was asked to model for Cologne photographer TeeJott. He appeared in a number of illustrated books, "even naked, with a hard-on, and took delight in [it]." In 1998, Schlutt participated in a local modeling contest and finished first. As the new face of the So Dam Tuff agency, he was requested to live in London and Madrid, working as a professional model for fashion labels such as Paul Smith, The Face, Levis, New Yorker, and H&M.
Career
After his return home in 2001, Schlutt worked as a presenter on pay-TV network Premiere, hosting the shows SexyGayplaces.tv and Backstage - Das Magazin on adult channel Beate Uhse TV between 2002 and 2004. Having previously appeared in a few minor roles on BBC and RTL television, Schlutt started his acting career in porn film in 2003, becoming widely known for his appearance in several productions by German porn companies Cazzo Film and Wurstfilm, as well as Eurocreme and Michael Lucas's Lucas Entertainment. Performing in both top and bottom roles, he got especially noticed for his first leading role in Jörg Andreas's prison film Locked Up (2003) which was released as both, a softcore and a hardcore DVD edition. In addition, Schlutt appeared on a number of internet pay site videos and worked as an escort. In parallel, he continued modeling for Berlin agencies such as VIVA and M4.
In 2005, Schlutt started another mainstay in professional photography. Some of his first images appeared in the compilation book Skate! and in the gay magazine DU&ICH, for which he also used to write a semi-autobiographical column called Max in the City. In the meantime he also worked as a photo model for Berlin's fashion agency M4, among appearing the Russian Vogue magazine.
In 2007, he announced his retirement from the porn business, resulting in a final appearance in Bruce LaBruce's softcore film Otto; or Up with Dead People, playing one of the three leading parts, a zombie named Fritz. However, he recently announced on his MySpace profile that he would soon start shooting a Wurstfilm-produced film version of his Max in the City column, which is said to involve pornographic content.
In 2009, he starred as himself in Claude Pérès's film Unfaithful.
Since 2011 Marcel Schlutt is publishing the online magazine HONK! www.honk-mag.de he is also Editor-in-Chief.
Personal life
Schlutt has been residing in Berlin since 2001.
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Nos jours légers (2010)
, 1h36Origine Allemagne
Genres Drame, Comédie, Romance
Thèmes Sexualité, LGBT
Acteurs Marcel Schlutt, André Marc Schneider, Marcel Schlutt
Rôle Leo Krieg
Note52%
Leo est en couple avec Carla depuis quatre ans, mais il n'est pas prêt de se marier. Alex est avec Daniel, mais il s'aperçoit qu'il le trompe et cela met fin à leur relation.
Infidèles (2009)
, 1h29Origine France
Genres Drame
Acteurs Marcel Schlutt
Rôle Lui-même
Note42%
Claude Pérès invited an actor to make love with him. They do not know each other. They do not know whether they like each other. They do not know what will happen. They meet in a flat. They are alone. For one night. For more privacy, Claude Pérès will record images and sound. There is no contract, no obligation. They remain free to say and to do whatever they want. They can stop anytime.
Otto; or Up with Dead People (2008)
, 1h35Réalisé par Bruce LaBruce
Origine Allemagne
Genres Drame, Thriller, Comédie, Horreur, Pornographique
Thèmes Maladie, Sexualité, Homosexualité, Zombie, Épidémie, LGBT, Film catastrophe, LGBT
Acteurs Jey Crisfar, Marcel Schlutt, Marcel Schlutt, Susanne Sachße, Giovanni Paolo Andrade Guevara "Gio Black Peter", Kembra Pfahler
Rôle Fritz Fritze
Note51%
Un jeune homme, Otto, erre dans les champs. Pris en stop par un couple âgé, il arrive en ville. Convaincu d'être un mort-vivant, il croise un jeune homme qui aime la mode des zombies. Ayant besoin d'argent pour survivre, il contacte une réalisatrice qui cherche des acteurs pour son film de zombies. Cette réalisatrice, Medea, travaille avec son frère caméraman Adolf, et sa compagne Hella, qui vit comme dans un film muet. Elle a déjà tourné l'histoire de deux zombies gays : Fritz découvre son amant Maximilian qui s'est suicidé, mais ce dernier revient à la vie et fait de Fritz un autre mort-vivant. Dans le scénario de Medea, le monde assiste à une vague d'apparitions de zombies homosexuels, et les vivants les traquent pour les exterminer. Elle est fascinée par Otto, et persuade son acteur Fritz de l'héberger chez lui.