Schweiger

Til Schweiger is THE MAN. good to see a fellow German be involved in a Tarantino film. gives you hope, you know? cant wait. glad he's not a generic nazi, typecasted as the german actor they know and can use. then again, Tarantino is not a fool. cant wait.

First Look: Til Schweiger in Inglourious Basterds | /Film 2008

And the younger Mr. Schweiger acknowledged—to himself and to his father—that he could learn a thing or two from his father's experience and from veterans in the wine-making field.

Home From College? Uh-Oh. Stephanie Simon 2011

The chip's distributor, Aldi, pulled all other Clancy's chips with the same batch and expiration date and, by way of apology, offered Schweiger a free bag of chips.

The Consumerist: February 2009 Archives 2009

The chip's distributor, Aldi, pulled all other Clancy's chips with the same batch and expiration date and, by way of apology, offered Schweiger a free bag of chips.

This Bag Of Clancy’s Ripple Potato Chips Needs More Nokia Phones - The Consumerist 2009

A Nokia phone found its way into a bag of Clancy's Ripple Potato Chips, where it surprised Wisconsin nosher Emma Schweiger.

The Consumerist: February 2009 Archives 2009

"Both of us have gotten more flexible," Mr. Schweiger says.

Home From College? Uh-Oh. Stephanie Simon 2011

And the younger Mr. Schweiger acknowledged—to himself and to his father—that he could learn a thing or two from his father's experience and from veterans in the wine-making field.

Home From College? Uh-Oh. Stephanie Simon 2011

Andy Schweiger remembers his sense of pride when his father, Fred, tapped him to create the first batch of wine from the family's vineyard grapes, which they had traditionally sold to other vintners.

Home From College? Uh-Oh. Stephanie Simon 2011

Andy Schweiger remembers his sense of pride when his father, Fred, tapped him to create the first batch of wine from the family's vineyard grapes, which they had traditionally sold to other vintners.

Home From College? Uh-Oh. Stephanie Simon 2011

"Both of us have gotten more flexible," Mr. Schweiger says.

Home From College? Uh-Oh. Stephanie Simon 2011