Ursula von Reibnitz

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Ursula Anna Catharina Freiin von Reibnitz (born May 1, 1915 in Berlin ; † July 28, 1990 in Sprockhövel ) was a German actress.

Life

Reibnitz was the daughter of the royal Prussian major Werner Paul Wilhelm Freiherr von Reibnitz (1892-1914) and Theodora Quilling (1891-1950).

She married R. Birkemeier in 1935, from whom she divorced in 1953.

She lived in Sprockhövel near Wuppertal until her death. On the occasion of the tenth anniversary of her death in 2000, the exhibition was shown strong and idiosyncratic in Sprockhövel . In 1985 she received the Eduard von der Heydt Culture Prize from the city of Wuppertal.

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In the 1940/41 season she was seen at the Volksbühne Berlin in the play Nordic Heerfahrt by Henrik Ibsen . She had her first film role in 1942 in the film of the same name.

She starred in Our Little City (1954), The Last Man (1955), Between the Trains (1955), Mother Courage and Her Children (1964 in Cologne, directed by Peter Palitzsch ), Jerusalem, Jerusalem (1979), Tränende Herzen (1980), Zwei oder What für Träume (1980), Daily TV (1988), and Tam Tam or Where the Trip Goes (1989) with. In the series Der Landarzt she appeared as Frau Hanusch.

Ursula von Reibnitz often appeared in radio plays, such as in the Paul Temple radio plays Paul Temple and the Gilbert case (1957) as Mrs. Talbot and in Paul Temple and the Margo case (1962) as Doctor Benkaray, each at the side by René Deltgen , Annemarie Cordes and Kurt Lieck . Eduard Hermann was the director in both cases .

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  1. ↑ The IMDb
  2. ↑ It was named after Anna Ursula von Reibnitz († 1648), the wife of Duke Heinrich Wenzel (1592-1639).
personal data
SURNAME Reibnitz, Ursula von
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Reibnitz, Ursula Anna Catharina Freiin von (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German actress
DATE OF BIRTH May 1, 1915
PLACE OF BIRTH Berlin
DATE OF DEATH July 28, 1990
Place of death Wuppertal