Solveig Müller

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Solveig Müller (born June 19, 1942 in Königsberg , East Prussia ) is a German actress .

Life

Müller was discovered at the age of six by the actor and director Alfons Mühlhofer ; she then played children's roles at the Dresden State Theater . From 1958 to 1961 she was part of Eberhard Kube's pantomime ensemble . Müller took private acting lessons at the Ingeborg Schade drama studio and passed the state stage maturity examination in East Berlin in 1964 .

Since 1962 Müller worked for the German television broadcaster , first as an announcer , speaker , puppeteer , and later also as an actress in children's and youth films . Among other things, she worked as a reader for the “Abendgruß” from Our Sandman .

Since 1971 Müller has been a member of the actors' ensemble on television in the GDR . Müller drew numerous portraits of different, often completely opposite, female figures. She achieved an impressive acting performance as child mother Anna Hallbauer, who was falsely accused of child murder, in the historical crime film The Sanden Child Murder Trial (1974). In the GDR fairy tale film The Dancing Shoes (1977) she was one of the seven princesses and royal daughters.

On GDR television she appeared in episode roles in the crime series Polizeiruf 110 and The Public Prosecutor Has the Word , including as glass designer Veronika Kranz in the public prosecutor's episode Temptation (1984), as a patient Ms. Wallmeier in the public prosecutor's episode Noch not at home (1989) when Dr. Fröhlich (doctor in the maternity ward) in the police call episode Eine restless night (1988), as the haulage owner Erika Lorenz in the police call episode Der Fund , as wife Doris Paulsen in the police call episode Katharina (1989), as a kindergarten teacher Marianne Teterow in the Polizeiruf episode Death by Electric Current (1990) and as a mother in the Polizeiruf episode Destroyed Hope (1991).

After man, grandma! (1984) and Tooth for Tooth (1985-88), shortly before the fall of the Wall in 1989/90 , she had another continuous series role as Christa in the GDR series Spreewaldfamilie about an extended Sorbian family. Müller played the wife of a grandson of the female head of the family Anna Lutki.

Müller also performed literary and musical programs in Berlin's Friedrichstadtpalast .

After the fall of the Wall, Müller continued to work mainly for television , in particular she was seen in numerous television series . Müller usually took on leading episode roles and guest roles. She was in episode roles in the television series Schwarz-Rot-Gold , Max Wolkenstein , Ein Mord für Quandt , Tatort and Unser Charly, among others .

In 2009 she played the role of patient and wife Gerda Freitag in the ARD hospital series In all friendship , who wants to sue the chief doctor after her husband's unsuccessful operation.

After the fall of the Wall, Müller also began studying psychotherapy ; she worked as an art and design therapist in Berlin-Buch .

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SURNAME Müller, Solveig
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German actress
DATE OF BIRTH June 19, 1942
PLACE OF BIRTH Koenigsberg , East Prussia