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Bernadette Heerwagen at the Grimme Awards 2011

Bernadette Heerwagen (born June 22, 1977 in Bonn ) is a German actress .

Career

Bernadette Heerwagen completed her training at Film Breakthrough and took singing lessons from Elaine Baker and Vicky Breskott, both in Munich . She played her first leading role in 1995 in the film Nana , directed by Miguel Alexandre , who later engaged her for other projects. In 2012 she played the leading role Anna Gerber in the ZDF film Munich 72 - Das Attentat . Since 2014 she has played the detective inspector Angelika Flierl in the crime series München Mord, produced by ZDF in cooperation with ORF .

Private

Heerwagen is the sister of the six years younger professional soccer goalkeeper Philipp Heerwagen . She is married to actor Ole Doll and has a daughter who was born in 2013. She lives with her family in Berlin .

Filmography (selection)

• 1995: Nana (Director: Miguel Alexandre )
• 1996: Two Brothers - On Our Own Cause (Director: Walter Weber)
• 1996: Sexy Lissy (Director: Peter Ily Huemer )
• 1997: The Eternal Song (Director: Franz Xaver Bogner )
• 1997: Light chain commercial (Direction: Emil Hye-Kundsen )
• 1997: Unlucky and Lucky Child (Director: Katinka Minthe)
• 1997/98: Love and other catastrophes (Director: Bernd Fischerauer )
• 1998: The Schandfleck (Direction: Julian Pölsler )
• 1998: The Holy Whore (Director: Dominique Othenin-Girard )
• 1999: The Night of Angels (Director: Michael Rowitz)
• 1999: Tender Stars (Director: Julian Roman Pölsler)
• 1999: DoppelPack (Director: Matthias Lehmann)
• 2000: A Public Affair (Director: Rolf Schübel )
• 2000: We stay together (Director: Wolfgang Murnberger )
• 2000: Guardian Angels Wanted (Director: Miguel Alexandre)
• 2001: Tatort - Gute Freunde (Director: Martin Gies )
• 2001: Hanna: where are you? (Director: Ben Verbong )
• 2001: You don't die from it (Director: Christine Hartmann )
• 2002: There's no such thing as impossible (Director: René Heisig )
• 2003: The most beautiful gift of my life (Director: Olaf Kreinsen)
• 2003: Tatort - Sun and Storm (Director: Thomas Jauch )
• 2003: The Type (short film; Director: Patrick Tauss )
• 2003: Afterwards (short film; director: Wolfram Emter)
• 2004: Greetings from Kashmir (Director: Miguel Alexandre)
• 2005: A strong team - your last customer (Director: René Heisig)
• 2005: Tatort - Where's Max Gravert? (Director: Lars Kraume )
• 2005: Daniel Käfer and the villas of Frau Hürsch (Director: Julian Roman Pölsler)
• 2005: Margarete Steiff (Director: Xaver Schwarzenberger )
• 2006: My Father's Wedding (Direction: Jobst Oetzmann )
• 2006: The Enemy Within - Joy Division (Director: Reg Traviss )
• 2005: Traumschatten (Direction: Steffen Groth )
• 2006: I am the other (Director: Margarethe von Trotta )
• 2006: Tatort - Blutschrift (Direction: Hajo Gies )
• 2007: To the Limit (Director: Urs Egger )
• 2007: Der Novembermann (Direction: Jobst Oetzmann)
• 2008: Daniel Käfer and the Shadow Clock (Director: Julian Roman Pölsler)
• 2008: Baching (Director: Matthias Kiefersauer )
• 2008: Leo and Marie - A Christmas Love (Director: Rolf Schübel)
• 2008: The Death of My Sister (Director: Miguel Alexandre)
• 2009: Stralsund - Murderous Pursuit (Director: Martin Eigler )
• 2009: Through this night (Director: Rolf Silber )
• 2009: Crashpoint - 90 minutes to crash (Director: Thomas Jauch)
• 2010: With Heart and Handcuffs : Mortal Enemies (Director: Thomas Nennstiel )
• 2010: Behind blind windows (Director: Matti Geschonneck )
• 2010: The Coming Days (Director: Lars Kraume)
• 2011: Peasant Sacrifice (Director: Wolfgang Murnberger)
• 2011: Bermuda Triangle North Sea (Director: Nick Lyon)
• 2012: Tatort - Deadly Bites (Director: Josh Broecker)
• 2012: To the cuckoo with love (Director: Hajo Gies)
• 2012: The Bride in the Snow (Director: Lancelot von Naso )
• 2012: Munich 72 - The Assassination (Director: Dror Zahavi )
• 2012: Secondary school leaving certificate (Director: Martin Enlen )
• 2012: Foreign assignment (Director: Till Endemann )
• 2012: Offside Trap (Direction: Stefanie Groß , Barbara Häbe )
• 2013: Death on the Baltic Sea (Director: Martin Enlen)
• 2013: Nothing like before (Director: Oliver Dommenget)
• since 2013: Munich murder series
  • 2013: We are the new ones
  • 2014: I am Hell
  • 2016: Nobody, no problem
  • 2016: where are you, coward?
  • 2017: One who made it
  • 2017: On the street, at night, alone
  • 2018: The whole city is a fool
  • 2019: Living and dying in Schwabing
  • 2019: The Underground
  • 2020: What's left of life
• 2014: Wilsberg - Naked on the Net (Director: Martin Enlen)
• 2014: The tide is on time (Director: Thomas Berger)
• 2015: Gruber goes (Director: Marie Kreutzer )
• 2015: Stralsund - It's never over (Director: Christine Hartmann)
• 2015: The bank robbery (Director: Urs Egger)
• 2018: The Assassination (Two Part)
• 2018: Five Friends and the Valley of the Dinosaurs
• 2019: The dead from Lake Constance - The Stumpengang
• 2019: In truth: the lake is still
• 2019: The Disappeared Family (2-part TV film)
• 2020: Annie - headfirst into life (TV movie)

Heerwagen also had some episode roles in series such as SOKO Munich and Aus heiterem Himmel .

Awards

• 2000: Bavarian TV Prize for The Schandfleck
• 2000: Austrian TV Prize Romy for The Schandfleck
• 2005: Adolf Grimme Prize for greetings from Kashmir
• 2008: Adolf Grimme Prize for To the Limit
• 2011: Nomination for the German Film Award for The Coming Days

literature

• Bernadette Heerwagen , in: Internationales Biographisches Archiv 18/2010 from May 4, 2010, in the Munzinger archive ( beginning of article freely available)

Web links

Commons : Bernadette Heerwagen  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• Official website
• Bernadette Heerwagen in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Bernadette Heerwagen at filmportal.de
• Bernadette Heerwagen at her agency Above The Line

Individual evidence

1. ↑ It happened in September. In: Süddeutsche Zeitung , March 19, 2012, accessed on February 24, 2020.
2. ↑ Life and work of Bernadette Heerwagen