Daniela Strietzel

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Daniela Strietzel

Claudia Daniela Strietzel (born November 18, 1958 in Berlin ) is a German actress , voice actress and painter .

Life

She is the daughter of the cabaret artist Achim Strietzel and his wife Gitta Strietzel-Selchow.

As a child, she first appeared on stage in the role of Selma in The Rats . In 1984 she received the Daphne Prize of the Berlin theater community, and in 1986 the Boy Gobert Prize for actors eligible for funding. At the age of 27, she took on the leading female role in the musical premiere of Der Schlemihl at the Theater des Westens .

In 1990, she acted as Elise alongside Harald Juhnke in a theater performance of Der Geizige , which was also televised . She acted in several television series and acted in the RTL series Dr. Stefan Frank - The doctor whom women trust for eight years the veterinarian Dr. Susanne Berger . Furthermore, she was very often seen with guest appearances in many series, for example as Doris Bradford in the ZDF series Our Charly or in the ZDF series Hallo Robbie!

As a voice actress, she voiced Pamela Sue Martin in The Denver Clan . She now holds readings, at which her pictures are also shown.

Daniela Strietzel is divorced from director Andreas Wendland and has a daughter ( Josephine-Pauline ).

Filmography

actress

Voice actress

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personal data
SURNAME Strietzel, Daniela
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Strietzel, Claudia Daniela (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German actress, voice actress and painter
DATE OF BIRTH November 18, 1958
PLACE OF BIRTH Berlin