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Karin Schröder

Karin Schröder

Színészet1942Berlin, Germany

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Karin Schröder first role was in New Year's Eve. She has an acting degree at the HFF Potsdam, where she had occasional stage guest performances. She has appeared in various films of the DEFA and the DFF. During her studies, she was engaged by the director Günter Reisch for roles in his contemporary comedies. Her early work focused on East German film and television productions. With notable radio plays. She had a great audience success in 1964 alongside comedian Rolf Herricht in the film musical Geliebte weisse Maus. At the 1978 IFF Karlovy Vary, she was named best actress alongside Hildegard Knef.

In 1987 she moved to the Federal Republic of Germany and became known as the boss in the long-lasting RTL series Die Wache nationwide. From 1994 to 1995, Karin Schröder played the role of Sophie Himmel-Eiler in the RTL soap opera Unter uns.

Szereplések

2012
Heiter bis tödlich - Alles Klara
TVmint Hermine Kleinert
1996
Die Wache
TVmint KOR Marianne Stockhausen1 ep
1994
Unter Uns
TVmint Sophie Himmel
1991
Killer
mint Rita
1989
Der Staatsanwalt hat das Wort
TVmint Frau Uhlemann1 ep
1987
Like Father, Like Son
mint Anne Ostermann
Jan Oppen
mint Jonnys Mutter
Vorspiel
mint Stadträtin
Der Bremsklotz
mint Inge Herr
1986
Das Mehrzweckzimmer
mint Cäcilia
Polizeiruf 110
TVmint Annemarie Dosse1 ep
1985
Zwei Nikoläuse unterwegs
mint Margarete List
1983
My Father Is Confused
mint Ursula Spyrka
Märkische Chronik
TVmint Käthe Wunderlich
1981
The Case of Detlef Kammrath
mint Dr Karoline Kammrath
1979
Pinselheinrich
mint Radieschen
Zugvogel am Sund
mint Carola
1978
Einer muß die Leiche sein
mint Lisa Gotthardt
1977
1976
Rotfuchs
mint Sabine
1972
Tapetenwechsel
mint Elke Wollemann
1970
Das Chamäleon
mint Mrs. Huber
1965
Terrible Woman
mint Alena Pokerná
1962
Ach, du fröhliche
mint Anne Lörke
1961
The Shadow
mint Annunziata

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Személyes adatok

Ismert munkái
Színészet
Nem
Születésnap
1942. 04. 07.(83 éves)
Születési hely
Berlin, Germany