Andris Keišs
Biography
Andris Keišs (born November 26, 1974) is a Latvian actor. In the theatre, he has appeared in several plays of Alvis Hermanis and Māra Ķimele. He has also taken part in several films.
In 2005 he received the Union of Latvian Theatre Workers best actor award and has won the Lielais Kristaps award four times (2000, 2012, 2015 and 2016), more than any other actor.
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Known For
Acting History
2026
The Wizard of the Kremlin as Yevgeny Prigozhin
2025Two Prosecutors as The deputy
2025Touched by Eternity as Fatso
2025Putin
2024In The Land That Sings as Atis Kronvalds
2024The Assistant
2024Mutiny
2024Soviet Jeans as Emīls Strautmanis
2023Blue Seas Searching for White Ships
202324 Hr Sunshine
2022Let's Start From the Beginning as Andris Keišs
2022Tarakāni tavā galvā
2022Kalev as Pranas Mickevicius
2022Lovable as Edmunds
2022The Taste of Water as Aldis Raudisko
2022Hush Hush Little Bear as (voice)
2021Forest
2021Wild East as Gvido
2021Perpetuum mobile. Raimonds Pauls as Self
2020Agency
2020At The Movies as Andris
2020Lost Without Trace
2020The Last Meal
2020Intervention
2019Nothing Can Stop Us Now as Ralfs Dambergs
2019A Certain Kind of Silence as Carl
2019Jelgava '94 as Sports teacher
2019Jacob, Mimmi and the Talking Dogs as Boss (voice)
2018Homo Novus as Salutaurs
2018The Pagan King as Ulups
2017Andrey Zvyagintsev. The Director as Self
2017Magic Kimono
2017Loveless as Anton
2017What Nobody Can See as Dr. Kaufmann
2016Gūtenmorgens un Vienciems as Gūtenmorgens
2015Dawn as Jekabs Kalnins
2015Pa-Pa as Leons
2014Māra
2013The Path to Baltic Freedom as (voice)
2013Gūtenmorgens un Jāņi
2012Long live the children as Dad
2012Lonely Island as Zigis
2011Forgotten as Сухарев (майор контрразведки СМЕРШ)
2011Kolka Cool as Guido
2011Gutenmorgen and the Third Eye
2010The Return of Sergeant Lapins
2009The Only Picture
2009Our Land and Liberty. Bermontiade
2009The Hunt
2009Selection
2007Defenders of Riga as Ernests
2005Fallen as Alina's Husband
2001Leaving by the way
2001The sweet taste of poison as Vītols
2000Wedding
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