His Bond character died, but Schick's career had plenty of life after the part concentrating largely on German TV and film productions, he has worked steadily in subsequent years. After that experience, he went back to domestic TV and played in his first German movie, 2002's "Der Wald." In the middle of that decade, Schick got the plum opportunity to be a James Bond bad guy, playing shaven-headed Kratt (the henchman to lead bad guy Le Chiffre) in the franchise reboot "Casino Royale" (2006). He made a big step up the production ladder with an appearance as a German NCO participating in the siege of Stalingrad in the internationally-distributed World War II sniper drama "Enemy at the Gates" (2001), starring Jude Law and Rachel Weisz. Lived in a monastery near Lyon, France for five months. Trivia (3) Played the role of 'Death' in the play 'Jedermann' at the Salzburg Theater Festival. 313 likes, 4 comments - Clemens Schick (clemensschick) on Instagram: 'OUTRAGE by mathieu.bonzon with iamjuliegayet jay o sanders adelaidekane & myself. He is an actor, known for Casino Royale (2006), Andor (2022) and Futuro Beach (2014).
Several years later, that training paid off when he started winning roles in German TV productions. Mini Bio (1) Clemens Schick was born on Februin Tbingen, Baden-Wrttemberg, Germany. He returned to learning his craft in a different locale, the Berlin School of Drama. Schick spent the following 22 months in a seminary before discovering that he wasn't called to serve God after all. That detour came after only a year of studying acting at Ulm's Academy of Performing Arts. German actor Clemens Schick nearly abandoned his chosen profession of acting when he decided to take a sharp career detour into religion.
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