Brigitte Mira，1910年4月20日至2005年3月8日）是德国女演员。她曾在戏剧和电影界工作，后来在Rainer Werner Fassbinder的职业生涯中多次出演。

她被认为是汉堡出生的人，早年搬到柏林。碧姬·米拉（Brigitte Mira）的母亲是德国人，父亲是俄罗斯犹太人。在纳粹时代，米拉（Mira）参加了宣传系列《Liese und Miese》。她扮演Miese（毒菌。坏人）–根据纳粹意识形态的坏榜样，他听了敌人的广播电台并储存了定量的食物。但是她的表演技巧把她描绘的“坏”角色变成了一个讨人喜欢的角色。该系列因适得其反而很快被取消。宣传主任不知道米拉是半犹太人，因为她的证件是假的。尽管她坚持年轻时的天真和必须隐瞒自己的血统的事实，但后来有人批评她完全参与了这些广告。

著名的表演包括《恐惧的灵魂》（1974）中的艾米·库洛夫斯基（Emmi Kurowski ），她因此获得了德国电影奖。在1980年代，米拉（Mira）凭借电视连续剧Drei Damen vom Grill取得了又一次巨大的成功。她出现在1991年柏林舞台剧史蒂芬桑德海姆的愚人节中。

Bruno Schleinstein (June 2, 1932 – August 11, 2010) was a German film actor, artist, and musician.

Schleinstein was often beaten as a child, and spent much of his youth in mental institutions.[1] He was a largely self-taught musician, who over the years developed considerable skill on the piano, accordion, glockenspiel and handbells. He would play in back gardens performing 18th and 19th century style ballads at the weekends, while sustaining himself financially working as a forklift driver at a car plant. Schleinstein said he transmits (German: durchgeben) his songs, rather than singing them.[1]

Schleinstein was spotted by director Werner Herzog in the documentary Bruno der Schwarze – Es bleibt ein Jäger wohl in sein Horn (1970). Herzog promptly cast Schleinstein (under the name Bruno S.) as his lead actor in The Enigma of Kaspar Hauser (1974), though he had no acting experience. Schleinstein also starred in Stroszek (1977), which Herzog wrote especially for him in four days. Stroszek has a number of biographical details from Schleinstein's life, including the use of his own flat as the home of Bruno Stroszek. He also played his own instruments.

Herzog has claimed that Schleinstein was deeply suspicious of the director, and nervous of performing in front of the cameras — so had to be "listened to" for several hours on set in order to build his self-esteem. Schleinstein enjoyed fame in Berlin following the release of these films, but said later that "Everybody threw him away."[1] Instead, he took up painting and music. Some of his artwork was shown at the 2004 Outsider Art Fair in New York City. He appeared in film again in Jan Ralske's Vergangen, vergessen, vorüber (Long-lost and Lay Me Down) in 1993. Ralske also made a short documentary video about Schleinstein and his art, called Seeing Things. He was the subject of a 2003 documentary "Bruno S. – Estrangement is death", directed by Miron Zownir. Schleinstein also released a CD of his music and songs, he was member of the NO!Art movement.

Schleinstein died August 11, 2010 after suffering heart problems. Shortly after his death, Werner Herzog remarked “in all my films, and with all the great actors with whom I have worked, he was the best. There is no one who comes close to him. I mean in his humanity, and the depth of his performance, there is no one like him.”