Ilse Zielstorff
Ilse Zielstorff (born September 30, 1935 in Berlin ; † May 2015 in Munich ) was a German actress .
Live and act
Ilse Zielstorff received her artistic training from Helmuth Gmelin in Hamburg . Her first engagement took her to Lüneburg in 1951 . In 1952 she moved to Detmold for one season , and in 1953 to Hanover for another . In the season 1954/55 the Berliner worked at the theater in Kiel , from 1957 to 1959 at the city theater of Bern . Then she went to the National Theater in Mannheim . In later years Ilse Zielstorff worked as a freelancer.
In addition to roles in various radio play productions, Zielstorff gained notoriety primarily through guest roles in television series such as Ida Rogalski , lawyer Abel or Alle meine Töchter . Critics praised her portrayal of Margot Honecker in Hans-Christoph Blumenberg's docu-drama Deutschlandspiel .
From 1968 until her death in May 2015 she was married to the actor Rolf Schimpf ; the couple had lived in Munich since 1974 and in the Augustinum senior citizens' home in Munich-Neufriedenheim since the beginning of June 2010. She died of complications from dementia.
Filmography (selection)
- 1951: Professor Nachtfalter
- 1965: love not excluded
- 1965: A phone call for Mister Clark
- 1966: Daring game - the unlucky one
- 1970: the chameleon
- 1972: Gran Canaria
- 1983: The Andro Hunter - A Pearl from a Messenger
- 1992: the parrot
- 1999: A Song of Love and Death - Gloomy Sunday
- 2000: Dr. Stefan Frank - The doctor whom women trust - sibling love
- 2000: Germany game
- 2005: The Black Forest Clinic - The next generation
Web links
- Ilse Zielstorff in the Internet Movie Database (English)
Individual evidence
- ↑ according to the theater archive Kay Less
- ↑ "The old man" moves into a retirement home , picture on Sunday from June 20, 2010, accessed on June 22, 2010
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Zielstorff, Ilse |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German actress |
| DATE OF BIRTH | September 30, 1935 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Berlin |
| DATE OF DEATH | May 2015 |
| Place of death | Munich |