Uschi Glas

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Uschi Glas (2012)

Helga Ursula "Uschi" Glas (born March  2, 1944 in Landau an der Isar ) is a German actress and singer .

Life

Glas grew up in Landau an der Isar as the youngest of four siblings in simple circumstances. Her father Christian worked for the automaker Glas without being related to the company owner. She finished secondary school in Landau in 1960 with secondary school leaving certificate . After working as an accountant in Dingolfing , Glas settled in Munich in 1964 , where she worked as a secretary in a law firm for Rolf Bossi and later in a haulage company. At the same time, she sought contact with the film scene.

Career

actress

At a reception for the premiere of the film Das Liebeskarussell , she made a few critical remarks to the producer Horst Wendlandt . He showed interest in her and gave her her first small film role in 1965 in Der eheimliche Mönch . Since she was convincing, she received acting lessons from Annemarie Hanschke and was soon allowed to take on leading roles, such as in the Karl May film Winnetou and the half-blood Apanatschi . Here, however, it was dubbed by Marion Hartmann .

Glas became generally known in 1968 in her role as Barbara in the movie To the Point, Sweetheart , where she did an - unfinished - striptease at a police station. In the film series Die Lümmel von der Erste Bank , which also started in 1968, she played the sister of the bully Pepe Nietnagel . Glass also played the female lead in other movies, often alongside Roy Black . In 1969 she had her theater premiere in Düsseldorf in the play Our Dearest Friend .

After that, she increasingly appeared in television series such as 1973 in Der Kommissar . Soon she herself was the focus of series such as Police Inspection 1 (from 1977) or Our Most Beautiful Years (from 1983). In 1986 she briefly became the film partner of Christian Quadflieg when she was supposed to take on the leading female role in the series Der Landarzt . Due to her pregnancy, however, she left the production shortly after filming began. From 1989 she was seen in the series Zwei Münchner in Hamburg - again alongside Elmar Wepper . She also wrote the screenplay for the RTL film series Tierärztin Christine , which appeared in 1993 . Other successful series were Anna Maria - A woman goes her way (from 1994) with her as a gravel pit owner and Sylvia - A class for herself (from 1998), where she played a teacher, and Zwei am Großer See (from 2004) as Antonia Berger.

In the most successful films of 2013, 2015 and 2017 Fack ju Göthe , Fack ju Göhte 2 and Fack ju Göthe 3 , Uschi Glas was seen in a supporting role as a burned-out, suicide-prone teacher. With that she appeared in 10 of the 100 most successful German films between 1966 and 2017.

singer

In 1970 Uschi Glas also tried herself as a pop singer; she recorded the record Wenn dein Herz brennt (German version of Love grows (where my Rosemary goes) by Edison Lighthouse) with producer Giorgio Moroder . In 2002 she published the music album Uschi Glas sings the most beautiful Christmas carols and in 2003 released the CD Sonne, Mond und Sterne - Uschi Glas sings the most beautiful German songs .

Author

In 1996, she published a cookbook with recipes for the whole year under the title Healthy, Slim and Beautiful . In 2004 her autobiography With a Smile was published. In 2016 she published the book Herzenssache. Of happiness to be needed after.

Private life

Her life partners were Bobby Arnold from 1966 to the end of 1970, Max Graf Lamberg from 1971 to 1973 and then her future husband Bernd Tewaag , with whom she was married from 1981 to the end of February 2003. This connection resulted in three children: Benjamin Tewaag (* 1976) is a presenter and actor, Alexander Christoph Tewaag (* 1982) is a lawyer. Julia Tewaag (* 1986) appeared as a child in the television series Tierärztin Christine at the side of her mother, but later chose a career outside of show business.

On October 22, 2005, Glas married her new partner, the management consultant Dieter Hermann. She is evangelical .

Litigation

Glas lost a lawsuit when she sued the Berlin police for allegedly using her data to investigate Internet pornography. The officers allegedly used their ID number, which was printed in a magazine, to check the youth protection mechanism of such a site. The lawsuit for 20,000 euros in compensation for pain and suffering was dismissed in June 2005.

Uschi Glas at a television recording Lafer! Lights! Delicious! (2010)

In April 2004, Glas hit the headlines because of a cosmetics series it had marketed : During a practical test by Stiftung Warentest , several testers from Uschi Glas Hautnah Face Cream , which was advertised on television by the home shopping channel HSE24 , showed irritation and inflammation of the facial skin. The foundation then rated the cream as “poor” and warned against use. In April 2005, the Berlin Regional Court dismissed an action brought by the manufacturer 4S-Marketing GmbH against the further dissemination of the test results. The Berlin Court of Appeal rejected the manufacturer's appeal due to "lack of prospect of success" in June 2006 and thus finally closed this legal dispute.

Political commitment

Initially, Glas saw itself - according to its own statements - as part of the '68 generation. In the early 1970s she turned politically to Franz Josef Strauss and the CSU . Even today she makes no secret of her conservative outlook.

Glas made a donation of 10,000 DM to Helmut Kohl , who tried to compensate the CDU for the damage caused by the black money affair in 2000 .

social commitment

As the patron of the German Foundation for Patient Protection, Glas supports the seriously ill, those in need of care and the dying.

Like many German celebrities, she campaigned for Debbie Milke, who was sentenced to death in the USA, for almost 20 years . In 1996, death penalty opponents had made Glas aware of the case, she read the files and was then convinced of Milke's innocence. She was in close contact with Milke's late mother, met with Milke's lawyers, and sent a self-produced DVD about the case to friends. At a Munich security conference , she let herself be smuggled in as a dinner table lady by John McCain - in the vain hope of being able to win the Senator from Arizona over to her cause. Milke was released from prison in 2013.

Together with her husband Dieter Hermann, she founded the association brotZeit eV in 2009 , of which she is still a board member. The association organizes daily, free school breakfasts for now more than 10,000 elementary and special school children who come to class without breakfast or lunch. Glas also got involved with the Augsburg charity football team Datschiburger Kickers , which is committed to fundraising for charitable purposes. For her many years of commitment and the founding of brotZeit, she received the “Kind Award” in 2009 together with Dieter Hermann von Kinderlachen .

Furthermore, Uschi Glas has been actively involved in the fight against blood cancer for many years and supports the German bone marrow donor database both financially and with voluntary commitment.

Filmography

movie theater

as Ursula Glas

as Uschi Glas

Television (selection)

  • 1973: The Commissioner , episode 64 A girl on the street at night (TV series)
  • 1975: Everyone's Christmas Tree (TV movie)
  • 1976: Derrick , Episode Fear (TV series)
  • 1977: The Chain (TV movie)
  • 1977–1988: Police Department 1 (TV series)
  • 1978: The Old Man , Episode A Suitcase (TV series)
  • 1978: The Blue Mouse (TV movie)
  • 1978: Mr. Carlis and His Adventurous Stories (TV series)
  • 1979: Apartment for three (TV film)
  • 1983: Tending to fleas is easier (TV movie)
  • 1983–1985: Our Most Beautiful Years (TV series)
  • 1984; 1988: The Wiesingers (TV series)
  • 1984: People without a ticket (TV movie)
  • 1984: The Dream Ship - Thailand (TV series)
  • 1986: The country doctor , episode birthday (TV series)
  • 1986: The Country Doctor, episode Happy Divorced (TV series)
  • 1986: No connection under this number (TV movie)
  • 1989–1993: Two Munich residents in Hamburg (TV series)
  • 1991: The biggest festival of the year - Christmas with our TV families (TV movie)
  • 1992: Unruly Viktoria (TV movie)
  • 1992–1993: Ein Schloß am Wörthersee (TV series)
  • 1993: Veterinarian Christine (TV movie)
  • 1994–1997: Anna Maria - A woman goes her way (TV series)
  • 1995: Veterinarian Christine II: The Temptation (TV movie)
  • 1997: jury court (TV series)
  • 1997: 60 minutes of fear of death (TV movie)
  • 1997: The Fruit of Violence (TV movie)
  • 1997: My Papa Isn't a Murderer (TV Movie)
  • 1997: Bloody Vengeance (TV movie)
  • 1997: Public Prosecutor Hohenberg (TV series)
  • 1998: Happy Chaoten (TV movie)
  • 1998: Veterinarian Christine III: Adventure in South Africa (TV movie)
  • 1998–2000: Sylvia - A Class of Her own (TV series)
  • 1999: Secret dance (TV film)
  • 2001: Blackmail - A Devilish Pact (TV movie)
  • 2002: Clinic under Palms (TV series)
  • 2003: Three under one blanket (TV movie)
  • 2003: All Happiness on Earth (TV movie)
  • 2004–2006: Two at the Big Lake (TV series)
  • 2005: SOKO 5113 , episode An Angel dies (crime series)
  • 2006: Utta Danella - A Love in September (TV series)
  • 2008: The Dream Hotel - Caribbean (TV series)
  • 2008: Back Home (TV Movie)
  • 2008: Down to business, Lena! (Four-part TV series)
  • 2008: My dear family (TV series)
  • 2009: A Case for Two , Episode Scorpio in the Third House (TV series)
  • 2010: That woman from before (TV movie)
  • 2011: At Home Forever (TV Movie)
  • 2011: The Winegrowers War (TV movie)
  • 2012: Katie Fforde: Leap Into Happiness (TV series)
  • 2013: Rosamunde Pilcher - Snakes in Paradise (TV series)
  • 2013: Family included (TV film)
  • 2014: SOKO Stuttgart , episode Die Cremeprinzessin (crime series)
  • 2014: Moving Republic - 70 years of culture: To the gun, darling (documentation)
  • 2014: Where is the better Germany - East versus West (documentary)
  • 2015: Rosamunde Pilcher - Totally Unexpected (TV series)
  • 2018: Munich Grill , Episode No Word (TV series)
  • 2018: Klamke - Die Kiosk Comedy (TV series, 2 episodes)
  • 2019: Lonely Hearts Club (TV movie)
  • 2019: The dream ship - Antigua

Scripts

(including participation, participation and idea)

theatre

music

Chart positions
Explanation of the data
Albums
Uschi Glas sings the most beautiful Christmas carols
  DE 45 12/16/2002 (3 weeks)

Singles

  • 1968: Cover Girl / Al Capone
  • 1969: It's nice / up to date
  • 1969: That can happen
  • 1970: When Your Heart Burns (Love Grows) / Laylalou
  • 1970: Chucky / Bobby Taylor
  • 1971: Because I love the world / My friends are the stars
  • 1972: Let me live my life / My weekend
  • 1974: I'm looking for the bridge over to you / My heart is closed for love
  • 1982: Driving school (with Heinz Schenk )
  • 2014: The Big, Big Thing (World Cup video clip song by Mister Santos)

Albums

  • 1997: Because I Love the World (Compilation)
  • 2002: Uschi Glas sings the most beautiful Christmas carols (album)
  • 2003: Sun, Moon and Stars - Uschi Glas sings the most beautiful German songs (album)

Awards

  • 1967: Bravo Otto in bronze
  • 1968: Nomination for the German Film Award - Best Actress
  • 1969: Bambi
  • 1969: Bravo Otto in gold
  • 1970: Bravo Otto in gold
  • 1971: Bravo Otto in gold
  • 1972: Bravo Otto in gold (2 ×)
  • 1973: Bravo Otto in gold
  • 1974: Bravo Otto in silver
  • 1976: Bravo Otto in bronze
  • 1977: Bravo Otto in silver
  • 1984: Nomination Bambi - Most Popular TV Series Couple (with Elmar Wepper)
  • 1984: Golden Camera in the category Best TV Favorite (female) (3rd place in the Hörzu readers' choice)
  • 1990: Golden Camera in the category of the most popular series actress (1st place in the Hörzu readers' choice)
  • 1990: Bambi
  • 1990: Romy as the most popular actress
  • 1992: Romy as the most popular series star
  • 1992: Bavarian Order of Merit
  • 1993: Romy as the most popular series star
  • 1995: Golden Camera in the Best Actress category
  • 1995: Bavarian Television Prize Honorary Prize
  • 1997: Golden gong
  • 1998: Austrian Cross of Honor for Science and Art
  • 1998: Federal Cross of Merit, 1st class
  • 1998: Golden gong
  • 1999: Courage Prize
  • 2003: Rose vom Wörthersee
  • 2004: Nomination for Romy - most popular female series star
  • 2005: Brisant Brillant , category social engagement
  • 2005: Science award lay people create knowledge from the Hamburger Umweltinstitut e. V.
  • 2007: Admission to the Hall of Fame at the DIVA award ceremony
  • 2008: Bavarian Order of Beer
  • 2009: KIND National Award from Kinderlachen
  • 2011: Bavarian State Medal for Social Merit
  • 2012: Order Against the Neidhammel for their performance
  • 2012: IDIZEM dialogue award in the youth & education category for the BrotZeit initiative
  • 2013: Werzer's Award
  • 2013: fit-4-future-Award, honorary award for your charity project brotZeit
  • 2014: Victress Social Impact Award, special prize for her commitment with her association BrotZeit
  • 2015: Goldene Schlemmer-Duck for their commitment within the Brotzeit initiative
  • 2015: Munich shines in gold
  • 2015: Neukölln badge of honor for social commitment
  • 2016: St. George's Order of the Semper Opera Ball for her impressive artistic success
  • 2016: Prix Courage for social engagement
  • 2016: look! Outstanding Career Award
  • 2017: Ambassador of Lower Bavaria
  • 2017: Finest Mercy Generation Award, as the founder of her association BrotZeit
  • 2018: AZ Jubilee Award Monaco
  • 2019: Steiger Award - in the Charity category
  • 2019: Bambi in the honorary award category
  • 2019: The Golden Heart from Ein Herz für Kinder

Books

  • Uschi Glas: healthy, slim and beautiful. Throughout the year with Uschi Glas. 1996 (cookbook)
  • Uschi Glas: With a smile - my life. Droemer, Munich 2004, ISBN 3-426-27323-3 .
  • Uschi Glas: A matter of the heart. The happiness of being needed . adeo Verlag, 2016, ISBN 978-3863340834

Web links

Commons : Uschi Glas  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files
 Wikinews: Uschi Glas  - in the news

Individual evidence

  1. ^ The most successful German films since 1966. Accessed on January 28, 2017 .
  2. ^ No compensation for pain and suffering for Uschi Glas , Kammergericht Berlin, Az .: 27 O 301/05, from July 26, 2005
  3. ↑ Stiftung Warentest does not have to pay any damages to the manufacturer of the "Uschi Glas Hautnah Face Cream" and is allowed to continue to distribute the controversial test report , Landgericht Berlin, Az .: 27 O 922/04, from April 14, 2005
  4. ↑ Final defeat for Uschi Glas in the dispute over skin cream , Kammergericht, Az .: 9 U 108/05, from June 13, 2006
  5. ↑ Uschi Glas is annoyed about "black bitch". In: sueddeutsche.de . August 29, 2014, accessed October 13, 2018 .
  6. ^ Antje Passenheim: Lethal injection and executioner's meal were ready , welt.de , March 17, 2013; accessed November 15, 2016.
  7. ↑ German bone marrow donor database uschiglas.de
  8. ↑ Chart sources: DE
  9. ↑ tz -online.de: Bavarian Order of Beer for Uschi Glas , November 11, 2008
  10. ↑ Uschi Glas receives medal for social merit schwaebische.de on November 27, 2011
  11. ^ Die Welt from October 14, 2012 Dialog Prize for Christian Stückl and Uschi Glas, accessed on December 1, 2014
  12. ^ Association "brotZeit": Goldene Schlemmer-Duck 2015 for Uschi Glas. aachener-zeitung.de , May 8, 2015, accessed on May 10, 2015 .
  13. ↑ http://semperopernball.de/presse/presseinformationen Presseinformation / SemperOpernball / January 11, 2016
personal data
SURNAME Glass, Uschi
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Glas, Helga Ursula (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German actress
DATE OF BIRTH March 2, 1944
PLACE OF BIRTH Landau on the Isar