Barbara Witow

Barbara Witow (born April 20, 1944 in Leipzig ) is a German stage, film and television actress and a voice actress .

Live and act

Born in Leipzig, she received her acting training in Munich and then went to stages in Ingolstadt, Koblenz, Bern, Bad Kreuznach and Munich. After that she no longer tied herself firmly to an ensemble, but worked as a freelancer. In addition, she took on radio roles, organized readings and was intensively active as a voice actress until the 2010s.

Almost at the same time as her stage start, Barbara Witow also appeared in front of television cameras. There she played an abundance of small to medium-sized supporting roles in individual productions in around a dozen years; she was hardly active in series. Her television career, which had not attracted much attention, ended as early as 1975. Barbara Witow has a son from a marriage.

Filmography

• 1963: The decision
• 1964: Saturday, Sunday, Monday
• 1964: Young gentleman for Jenny
• 1964: hours of fear
• 1966: The temple
• 1966: Second hand virgin
• 1967: How do I spend my Sunday?
• 1967: John Gabriel Borkman
• 1967: timpani and trumpets
• 1968: Lebeck
• 1968: a suicide note
• 1970: A rose for Jane
• 1974: The Maker or Waiting for Godeau
• 1975: Krempoli - A Place for Wild Children (TV series, an episode)

Radio plays (author and speaker)

• 1975: Peter Scholz , Christian Mika : Death of a Physicist - Composition and Direction: Friedrich Scholz
• 1975: Werner Geifrig , Barbara Witow: Bravo, Girl! - Director: Klaus Mehrländer
• 1977: Jack Pearl : The bomb came from Santa Claus - adaptation and direction: Lilian Westphal
• 1978: Henry Wogan : Anniversary - Director: Wolf Euba

Web links

• Barbara Witow in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Barbara Witow at filmportal.de
• Synchronous roll overview on synchronkartei.de