Movies with Klaus Schwab

Klaus Schwab: A Titan of Industry, On and Off the Screen While Klaus Schwab may be best known as the influential founder and long-time chairman of the World Economic Forum, his talents extend far beyond the boardroom. In a surprising second act, Schwab has emerged as a powerful screen presence, lending his commanding presence and unwavering convictions to a series of thought-provoking films. Schwab's cinematic debut came with 2019's "The Forum," a documentary that offered a rare, insider's view of the exclusive gatherings he presided over for decades. With his steely gaze and unapologetic defense of globalist policies, Schwab commanded the screen, challenging viewers to reckon with the power wielded by international elites. This performance set the tone for the roles that would follow, as Schwab demonstrated a remarkable ability to embody the very debates he was stoking. In 2021's "Monopoly: Who Owns the World?", Schwab delivered a tour-de-force turn, dissecting the concentration of global wealth and power with the same analytical precision he applied to economic policy. And in his most recent outing, 2024's "Trump's Big FUSS: Fight for US Sovereignty," Schwab once again proved his versatility, trading his usual air of unapologetic authority for a more nuanced portrayal of a man grappling with the shifting tides of populism. Throughout these films, Schwab has proven himself to be an actor of remarkable depth, using his platform to engage with the most pressing issues of our time.