Antje Schmidt

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Antje Schmidt (* 1967 in Moers , North Rhine-Westphalia ) is a German film - television - and theater - Actress .

Life

Schmidt received her training at the Zurich Acting Academy . Since her film debut in Xaver Schwarzenberger's adaptation of Eva Heller's best-selling novel The Next Man Everything Will Be Different in 1989, she has had leading roles in numerous cinema and television films. She also has a great reputation as a stage actress. At the Residenztheater Munich, Schmidt played from 1989 to 1993 under the direction of August Everding (in Einsame Menschen ), Arie Zinger ( Totentanz), Martin Fried ( Mein Kampf ), Peter Palitzsch ( Michael Kramer ) and András Fricsay ( Amphitryon , Kabale and Love ). Her other theater stations include the Schauspiel Bonn and the Maxim-Gorki-Theater in Berlin.

Filmography (selection)

theatre

  • 1989: Dance of Death as Judith
  • 1989: Lonely people as Käthe Vockerat
  • 1990: My fight as Gretchen
  • 1991: Write Me in the Sand as Judith
  • 1991: Memmingen as Barbara
  • 1992: Michael Kramer as Liese Bänsch
  • 1992: Wisps as Ms. Mack
  • 1993: Cabal and Love as Lady Milford
  • 1993: Amphitryon as Charis
  • 1994: Live like pigs as a carnation
  • 1999: The Offended as Marion
  • 2003: The blue room as the woman
  • 2008: The God of Carnage as Veronique
  • 2010: God of Carnage

Awards

  • 1990 Prize for young artists from the Bavarian Ministry of Science and Culture
  • 2000 Bavarian television award for the television films And tomorrow the sun will rise again (RTL) and The elephant in my bed (ProSieben) for their outstanding acting

Web links

Individual evidence

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