Franziska Weisz
Franziska Weisz (born May 4, 1980 in Vienna ) is an Austrian film actress .
Life
Franziska Weisz (sometimes also Franziska Weiss or Weiss ) grew up in Breitenfurt near Vienna . After graduating from the Bundesrealgymnasium in Perchtoldsdorf near Vienna in 1998, she began studying business administration at the University of Vienna . She was discovered by accident as an actress in 1999 by the Austrian director Ulrich Seidl for his film Hundstage , in which she played the role of Klaudia . After filming, she began studying International Relations and Media in England, first at De Montfort University in Leicester and later at King's College in London , from which she graduated with a master's degree in Development and Environment. Even during her studies, she repeatedly took on roles in film and television productions and now focuses mainly on her acting career. At the Berlinale 2005 she was presented as the Austrian shooting star of European film. In 2010 the film Der Räuber , in which she played the lead role with Andreas Lust , was shown in the Berlinale competition. In 2014 the film Kreuzweg ran with her in the second leading role in the Berlinale competition. Weisz took over in 2015 as the successor of Petra Schmidt-Schaller 's role as a crime scene - Commissioner on the side of Wotan Wilke Mohring .
Private
In 2015 she married the director Felix Herzogenrath , whom she met in 2012 while filming the ZDF series Die Bergretter .
Filmography
movie theater
- 2001: Hundstage - Director: Ulrich Seidl
- 2001: The Piano Player - Director: Michael Haneke
- 2002: United in love - Director: Holger Barthel
- 2004: Basta - Rotwein oder Totsein (C (r) ook) - Director: Pepe Danquart
- 2004: Hotel - Director: Jessica Hausner
- 2005: Praterstern - Director: Marvin Kren
- 2006: Diebe - Director: Thomas Christian Eichtinger
- 2006: Abgenabelt ( short film ) - Director: Stefan Wolner
- 2006: Rendez-Vous (short film) - Director: Leo Bauer
- 2006: Astronauts (short film) - Director: Judith Zdesar
- 2007: Quarter Summer (short film) - Director: Florian Knittel
- 2007: Triangle (short film) - Director: Stefan Wolner
- 2007: The Pilot - Director: Nicolai Rohde
- 2008: The First Day - Director: Andreas Prochaska
- 2008: You're Dead in 3 Days 2 - Director: Andreas Prochaska
- 2009: Das Vaterspiel - Director: Michael Glawogger
- 2009: Distance - Director: Thomas Sieben
- 2009: Half a Life - Director: Nikolaus Leytner
- 2009: Habermann - Director: Juraj Herz
- 2010: The Robber - Director: Benjamin Heisenberg
- 2010: Run if you can - Director: Dietrich Brüggemann
- 2011: Days that Stay - Director: Pia Strietmann
- 2012: Tom and Hacke - Director: Norbert Lechner
- 2012: Among women - Director: Hansjörg Thurn
- 2014: Way of the Cross - Director: Dietrich Brüggemann
- 2016: Hanna's sleeping dogs
- 2017: Anna Fucking Molnar - Director: Sabine Derflinger
- 2017: The Beginner - Director: Alexandra Sell
- 2019: The Wall Between Us - Director: Norbert Lechner
- 2019: I've never been to New York - Director: Philipp Stölzl
- 2019: Der Taucher - Director: Günter Schwaiger
watch TV
- 2002: Julia - An Unusual Woman - Director: Holger Barthel
- 2002: United in love - Director: Holger Barthel
- 2003: Tatort: The Guardian of the Source - Director: Holger Barthel
- 2004: Four Women and a Death - Director: Andreas Prochaska
- 2004: My Murderer - Director: Elisabeth Scharang
- 2005: SOKO Kitzbühel : The Other Face - Director: Marcus O. Rosenmüller
- 2006: Brave in the new times: Just no waves - Director: Harald SICHERITZ
- 2006: SOKO Donau / SOKO Vienna : Blind before love - Director: Michael Bielawa
- 2006: Die Geschworen - Director: Nikolaus Leytner
- 2007: GSG 9 - Your commitment is your life : Paradies - Director: Hans-Günther Bücking
- 2008: Brave in the new times: Everything different - Director: Harald SICHERITZ
- 2008: Puccini - Director: Giorgio Capitani
- 2011: Residual Risk - Director: Urs Egger
- 2011: Schandmal - Director: Thomas Berger
- 2011: Nobody is an island - Director: Carlo Rola
- 2011: Großstadtrevier - Stubborn Heads - Director: Jan Růžička
- 2011: The Chinese - Director: Peter Keglevic
- 2012: SOKO Donau / SOKO Vienna : Right Down - Director: Erhard Riedlsperger
- 2013: The Last Bull (series)
- 2013: Janus (series)
- 2013: The Second Man - Director: Christopher Lemke, Philip Nauck
- 2013: Die Bergretter - Deadly Trust - Director: Felix Herzogenrath
- 2014: Blutsschwestern / Die Tote in der Berghütte - Director: Thomas Roth
- 2014: Der Bergdoktor : Schuld - Director: Felix Herzogenrath
- 2014: The Stranger and the Village - Director: Peter Keglevic
- 2015: Landkrimi - Kreuz des Südens - Director: Barbara Eder
- 2015: Homeland - Director: Seth Mann
- since 2016: Tatort → see Falke and Grosz
- 2016: Meet two - Director: Ulrike von Ribbeck
- 2016: The Fourth Estate - Director: Brigitte Maria Bertele
- 2016: A Secret in the Village - Sister and Brother - Director: Peter Keglevic
- 2016: Deadly feelings - Director: Marcus O. Rosenmüller
- 2016: I don't want a child from you - Director: Ingo Rasper
- 2017: Driven Hunt in the Village - Director: Peter Keglevic
- 2017: Family with Obstacles - Director: Oliver Schmitz
- 2017: The Dream of the New World - Director: Kai Christiansen
- 2018: Friesland - Der Blaue Jan - Director: Marc Rensing
- 2018: The Public Enemy (two-part) - Director: Felix Herzogenrath
- 2018: The Joshua Profile - Director: Jochen Alexander Freydank
- 2018: Amokspiel - Director: Oliver Schmitz
- 2019: Balancing act - Director: Vivian Naefe
- 2019: Südpol - Director: Nikolaus Leytner
- 2019: Harter Brocken - The Secret Code - Director: Markus Sehr
- 2020: Bibi & Tina - The Series - Director: Detlev Buck
theatre
- 2005 Tartuffe by Molière - Director: Michael Sturminger ( Sommerspiele Perchtoldsdorf )
- 2012 Schubert - A winter hike in 5 episodes by Thomas Arzt - Directors: Paul-Georg Dittrich , Rudolf Frey, Gernot Grünewald, Carina Riedl, Julian van Daal ( Schauspielhaus Wien )
Nominations and Awards
- 2004: Undine Award for Best Young Actress in a TV Movie for In Love United
- 2005: Romy - nominated in the category Most Popular Female Shooting Star
- 2005: Austrian shooting star in European film
- 2005: Undine Award - nominated in the category Best Young Character Actress for Hotel
- 2008: Franz Hofer Prize / Filmhaus Award from the Filmhaus Saarbrücken
- 2010: Diagonale Acting Award for a remarkable appearance by an Austrian actress in a film ( Der Räuber )
Web links
- Franziska Weisz in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Franziska Weisz at filmportal.de
- http://www.franziskaweisz.com/
- Interview with Franziska Weisz
Individual evidence
- ^ Franziska Weisz becomes the new "Tatort" commissioner. In: Rheinische Post of March 29, 2015 (accessed on March 29, 2015).
- ^ Courier: Secret wedding: Franziska, all in "Weisz" . Article dated June 18, 2015, accessed February 4, 2019.
- ↑ As the first actress to come from Austria. See Oberösterreichs Neue from October 14, 2008
personal data | |
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SURNAME | Weisz, Franziska |
ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Weiss, Franziska; White, Franziska |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Austrian film and television actress |
DATE OF BIRTH | May 4th 1980 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Vienna , Austria |