Adelheid Seeck

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Adelheid Seeck (born November 3, 1912 in Berlin , † February 17, 1973 in Stuttgart ) was a German actress .

Life

She received ballet lessons from Max Terpis and performed as a dancer from 1933. After taking private acting lessons, she made her debut in 1939 at the Schlesische Landesbühne in Bunzlau . From 1940, until the general theater ban in autumn 1944, she played at the Berlin State Theater with Gustaf Gründgens . After the end of the war she resumed her stage work at the Theater der Stadt Heidelberg , from 1948 she played again at the Städtische Bühnen Düsseldorf with Gustaf Gründgens, most recently she worked as a freelance actress.

The dark-haired, genteel-reserved-looking Seeck took over leading roles and larger supporting roles in film from 1941. For her portrayal of Sylvia Angermann in Devil in Silk , she received a film tape in silver as the best female supporting role in 1956 . She played a princess or countess several times, as in the film drama Girls in Uniform (1958). In the same year she stood at the side of Ewald Balser , who embodied a professor, in the film with the telling title Without a mother it doesn't work in front of the camera.

Adelheid Seeck's grave is in the forest cemetery in Stuttgart-Degerloch .

Filmography

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ The year of birth is also mentioned as 1899 (e.g. in the IMDb ) or 1913 (e.g. in Filmportal.de ). The tombstone clearly shows "1912" as the year of birth.
personal data
SURNAME Seeck, Adelheid
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German actress
DATE OF BIRTH November 3, 1912
PLACE OF BIRTH Berlin
DATE OF DEATH 17th February 1973
Place of death Stuttgart