Doris Kunstmann

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Doris Kunstmann

Doris Kunstmann (born October 22, 1944 in Hamburg ) is a German actress .

Life

Kunstmann is the daughter of the actress and graphic artist Erika Kunstmann and the producer Georg Thiess. She initially grew up with her grandparents and then attended the North Sea boarding school in Sankt Peter-Ording . She became interested in acting at an early age and after graduating from secondary school, she trained in Hamburg on the advice of actor Joseph Offenbach . She made her first stage experience in 1962 at the Hamburg Junge Theater , a year later she made her screen debut with a supporting role in the documentary film They found their way . However, Kunstmann's breakthrough as a recognized film actress came in 1968 as Nora in Ugo Liberatores The Sex of Angels , from which a close friendship with the Italian director grew; with him she also made Bora Bora (1968) and Lovemaker (1969).

Back in Germany, Alfred Vohrer cast her as Irene Waldegg in his Simmel adaptation And Jimmy went to the rainbow (1971). This film made her known to a wider audience in Germany. Two years later she could be seen again alongside Harald Leipnitz under the direction of Vohrer in the Simmel film All People Become Brothers . A wide variety of roles in international cinema productions followed. In the 1990s, Les Équilibristes (1992), Happy Birthday, Turk! (1992), Women Are Wonderful (1994), Funny Games (1997); In 2004 you saw Kunstmann as Frau Pfeffer next to Hape Kerkeling in the comedy Samba in Mettmann .

In 1975 Doris Kunstmann received the Golden Camera from the Hörzu program guide . A year later she married the businessman Michael Fuhrmann; the marriage was divorced again. She is a regular guest in television films and series. In addition to numerous appearances in popular crime series such as Derrick , Sonderdezernat K1 , Ein Fall für Zwei or Tatort , she was seen in series such as Adelheid and her murderers , Schlosshotel Orth , Freunde fürs Leben , Edel & Starck or Rote Rosen . From 2012 to 2014 she worked in the youth television series Die Pfefferkörner . She regularly appears on the theater stage, she also speaks audio books .

Kunstmann has a son, a grandson and a granddaughter.

Filmography (selection)

Audiography (excerpt)

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personal data
SURNAME Kunstmann, Doris
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German actress
DATE OF BIRTH October 22, 1944
PLACE OF BIRTH Hamburg