What he wanted to be as a child: an Indian.

His motto: “The war isn’t won in a single battle.”

And: “His friends are his home.”

as Robert

Born in Vienna in 1967. Studied acting at the Mozarteum in Salzburg. He has performed at the Vienna Volkstheater, the Städtischen Bühnen in Freiburg, the Landestheater in Tyrol, the Vereinigten Bühnen Bolzano, and at Theater Phönix in Linz, among others.

He has had many film roles, including For God and Country (director: Wolfgang Murnberger, 1994), Die Liebe eines Ganoven (Peter Ily Huemer, 1995), Schwarzfahrer (Nikolaus Leytner, 1996), The Unfisch (Robert Dornhelm, 1997).

Five questions for Andreas Lust:

What three words would your best friend use to describe you?
Sensitive, special, there.

And your mother?
Spontaneous, open-minded, honest.

If you could have three wishes?
Luck at cards, luck at love, enough ice cream and never having to eat a monkey brain.

And what would you never ask for?
An egg timer.

The biggest mistake you’ve ever made?
Believing that criticism is the best thing you can give someone.