Bettina Bougie

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Bettina Bougie , married Bettina Widmaier , (born March 17, 1939 in Birgden ) is a German actress .

Life

After completing her acting training, Bettina Bougie starred in five films and in some episodes of a television series under the name Bettina Busch . After her marriage to the Munich doctor Günter Widmaier, she interrupted her acting career.

In 1967, she made her debut in the role of Gloria in Agent 3S3 . Under the Italian film director Gianfranco Parolini , Bougie starred in the film The three supermen clean up . The film, produced in Yugoslavia, Italy, France and West Germany, premiered in 1967. In 1970 she played in Luftspruenge - Die Après-Skikanone and in the 1971 TV comedy Olympia-Olympia as Bettina Widmaier, directed by Kurt Wilhelm . In 1982 Bougie played Annamirl in the comedy Die liebestollen Lederhosen, directed by Ernst W. Kalinke . In 1971 she appeared in the music show Tanz-Café .

In 1978 Bougie sang her first record with the title "Casanova", with which she was seen on television in "Music from Monaco". At that time, the composer Gert Wilden discovered her voice , who also made a name for himself as the founder of the Viel-Harmoniker . Another record with the title I'll go my way alone and I'll take my love appeared on Royal Splendid Records in Munich. The text of both titles is by Else Brée, the composition by Michael Jary . The single was recorded with the Munich band The Royals .

In 2002, Bougie appeared in several episodes of the Stargate Infinity television series . Today she lives and works as Bettina Widmaier-Bougie in Munich , where she runs a cosmetic studio and works as an author. She is a member of the Association of German Writers in Bavaria.

On May 28, 2010, her first book "A lifetime in love" was published. In the car biography published in paperback by Iris Kater Verlag & Medien, Bougie tells about her rise from a peasant girl in the Rhineland to a high society lady in the metropolis of Munich.

Filmography

Books

  • 2010: In love for a lifetime
  • 2010: The soul that never forgets
  • 2013: the tango dancer
  • 2014: Diandro

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