Aglaia Szyszkowitz

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Aglaia Szyszkowitz and Walter Sittler 2012 at the German Television Prize in Cologne

Aglaia Szyszkowitz (pronunciation: [ˈʃɪʃkovɪt͡s] ; born January 11, 1968 in Graz ) is an Austrian actress .

Life

From 1987 to 1990 Szyszkowitz trained at the drama school of the Vienna Volkstheater . This was followed by five seasons on the municipal theaters of Krefeld , Würzburg and Münster . There Aglaia Szyszkowitz a. a. the Helena in Faust II , Viola in Twelfth Night , the maid Ida in running but not getting away and Janet in the Rocky Horror Show .

Szyszkowitz made her television debut in 1995 with a small supporting role in the series A Lot of Life . She played her first major role in 1997 as Patricia in the TV thriller Buddies - Life in the Fast Lane at Jürgen Vogel's side . Her breakthrough came in the following year as a film partner of Heino Ferch in the movie comedy 2 Men, 2 Women - 4 Problems !? in which she portrayed an abandoned wife under the direction of Vivian Naefe .

From 2000 to 2013 Szyszkowitz was on ZDF up to twice a year as Commissioner Jenny Berlin . The first two episodes of the crime series were also called Jenny Berlin , and since the third episode it has been shown under the title Mission in Hamburg . Another success was the children's film Das Sams . In it, Szyszkowitz played Margarete März, who was adored by the main character Bruno Taschenbier ( Ulrich Noethen ) . The movie won the Bavarian Film Prize in 2001 .

In 2004, Szyszkowitz shot the television production The Death Tunnel - Only Truth Counts in her hometown Graz , in which she played the main role of the public prosecutor Sabine Fink . In 2005 she starred as Mizzi at the side of John Malkovich in the international cinema production Klimt (directed by Raúl Ruiz ).

In addition to film and television productions, Szyszkowitz is still on stage. For example, under the direction of Michael Kreihsl in the pieces Gut gegen Nordwind (2010–2011, comedy in the Bayerischer Hof , Munich) and The Wonder Exercise (2015, Theater in der Josefstadt , Vienna) written by Daniel Glattauer .

Private

Aglaia Szyszkowitz is the daughter of a trauma surgeon and a psychotherapist. Her younger sister Roswitha Szyszkowitz (* 1972) also worked as an actress until 2007.

Szyszkowitz began after the graduation at the Academic Gymnasium in Graz a medical degree . After suffering from severe hepatitis , she finally turned to acting . She has been married since 1992 and has two sons. The family lives in a southern suburb of Munich.

Filmography

Awards, commitment

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Josef Krainer Prize of the Styrian Memorial, accessed on March 18, 2012.
personal data
SURNAME Szyszkowitz, Aglaia
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian actress
DATE OF BIRTH January 11, 1968
PLACE OF BIRTH Graz