Julia Brendler

Julia Brendler (born February 26, 1975 in Schwedt / Oder , GDR ) is a German actress .

Life

The daughter of a microbiologist, after successfully applying for an ad at DEFA , was selected at the age of fourteen by director Helmut Dziuba for the lead role of Barbara Behrend in Verbotene Liebe . She made her debut in the film in 1990 at the side of Peter Sodann and Hans-Peter Dahm .

Brendler lives in Berlin and has two children.

Filmography

Television films and series

• 1992: Born in 1999
• 1994: Eurocops (TV series, episode Three Girls )
• 1994: The Commissioner (TV series, episode Youth Sins )
• 1994, 1998: Der Fahnder (TV series, various roles, 2 episodes)
• 1994: The King (TV series, episode First Class Murder )
• 1994: Doctors (TV series, 4 episodes)
• 1995: Derrick (TV series, episode Mr Widanje dreams badly )
• 1996: The Three (TV series, episode The Prosecution Witness )
• 1996: At your own risk (TV series, episode bomb deals )
• 1996: Terre indigo (TV series, 8 episodes)
• 1996: Deutschlandlied (three-part TV series)
• 1996: 2½ minutes
• 1997: living in fear
• 1997: Tatort - Death plays with (TV series)
• 1998: Journey into the night
• 1998: Very young love - and nobody is allowed to know
• 1999: Heartless
• 1999: Priest in action ( Un prete tra noi , TV series, 2 episodes)
• 1999: The Crimes of Professor Capellari - On Our Own Cause (TV series)
• 1999: Camino de Santiago (three-part television series)
• 2001: The Dream Ship - Bermuda (TV series)
• 2002: The Little Monk (TV series, episode Blue Star )
• 2002: The Rose Warriors
• 2002: Edel & Starck (TV series, episode Murder is his hobby )
• 2003: The Last Witness (TV series, episode The Show Continues )
• 2003: A banker to fall in love with
• 2004: The Investigator (TV series, episode Ice Cold Murder )
• 2005: The mountain pastor II - homesickness for Hohenau
• 2006: Great times
• 2006: Großstadtrevier (TV series, episode Children's Blessing )
• 2006: SOKO Wismar (TV series, episode Unter Bankruptcy )
• 2007: Deadline - Every Second Counts (TV series, episode Tunnelblick )
• 2007: Tatort - The Trap
• 2007: SOKO Rhein-Main (TV series, episode pals from Cameroon )
• 2008, 2017: SOKO Leipzig (TV series, various roles, 2 episodes)
• 2008: In the Name of the Law (TV series, episode Death Comes Twice )
• 2009: Stauffenberg - The real story
• 2009–2018: SOKO Cologne (TV series, various roles, 3 episodes)
• 2009, 2015: A Case for Two (TV series, various roles, 2 episodes)
• 2009: The guy, 13 kids & me
• 2010: UFO
• 2010: Katie Fforde - Holiday Mood (TV series)
• 2010: All the best
• 2010: The Last Bull (TV series, episode A Star About Food )
• 2010: Mission in Hamburg - Red as Death (TV series)
• 2011: The Criminalist (TV series, episode Dierhagen's legacy )
• since 2011: Nord Nord Mord (TV series) → see episode list
• 2011: Inclusion - different together
• 2011, 2012: Krimi.de (TV series, 2 episodes)
• 2012: Some like it happy
• 2012: Three of a kind rarely come alone
• 2012: Johanna and the bush pilot - The way to Africa
• 2012: Johanna and the bush pilot - The legend of the cranes
• 2012: Desired child
• 2012, 2015: SOKO Stuttgart (TV series, various roles, 2 episodes)
• 2013: Shoreless!
• 2014: Löwenzahn (TV series, episode Glück - The big lot )
• 2014: Inspector Jury - The Dead in the Pub (TV series)
• 2014: Four triplets are one too many
• 2014: a surefire plan
• 2014: split in Italian
• 2015: A Strong Team - Best Friends (TV series)
• 2015: Tatort - Borowski and the children of Gaarden
• 2015: Last Trace Berlin (TV series, episode state property )
• 2016: Marie Brand and the Shadows of the Past (TV series)
• 2016: The Public Prosecutor (TV series, episode inheriting and dying )
• 2016: Heldt (TV series, episode Not to declare )
• 2016: Dr. Small (TV series, episode family problems )
• 2017: Beside the track - Your will be done (TV series)
• 2017: Murder in the North (TV series, episode Hass )
• 2017: crime scene - neighbors
• 2017: Lotta & the seriousness of life
• 2017: Bad Cop - criminally good (TV series, episode class reunion )
• 2018: Charlotte Link - The Deceived (TV series)
• 2018: Once a son, always a son
• 2018: Our boys
• 2019: Wilsberg - Minus 196 ° (TV series)
• 2020: Spring - Traces of the Past (TV series)
• 2020: The law firm (TV series, episode inclined position )

Feature films

• 1989: Forbidden love
• 1992: Jana and Jan
• 1993: angel without wings
• 1994: Moondance
• 1995: The Flight of the Albatross
• 1995: only over my corpse
• 1997: Sawdust Tales
• 1999: Dolphins (short film)
• 2000: Deeply
• 2000: Forgotten Knights (short film)
• 2001: Imagine. (Short film)
• 2001: Schneckentraum (short film)
• 2004: The Jubilee (short film)
• 2005: Hamlet (short film)
• 2005: Blackout (short film)
• 2006: Big City Robbers (short film)
• 2006: Memory Effect (short film)
• 2006: Great times
• 2007: word bread
• 2008: The clarification of facts (short film)
• 2009: Edgar (short film)
• 2009: phantom pain
• 2011: Edeltraud and Theodor (short film)
• 2012: It's always the others to blame
• 2013: The Magician (short film)
• 2013: Loona Balloona (short film)
• 2016: Welcome to Iceland

Awards

• 1990: Hessian Film Award for the leading role in Forbidden Love from 1989
• 2002: "Best Actress" for the lead role in Dolphins from 1996 at the Brooklyn International Film Festival
• 2002: “Best Actress” for the leading role in Schneckentraum from 2001 at the Palencia International Film Festival

Web links

• Julia Brendler in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Julia Brendler at filmportal.de
• Julia Brendler at Fitz + Skoglund Agents

Individual evidence

1. ^ Manfred Hobsch, Ralf Krämer, Klaus Rathje: Filmszene D. The 250 most important young German stars from cinema & TV . Schwarzkopf & Schwarzkopf Verlag, Berlin 2004, p. 67