Elisabeth Müller
Elisabeth Müller ( born July 18, 1926 in Basel, † December 11, 2006 in Sempach ) was a Swiss actress.
Life
The daughter of a professor of dentistry first took private acting lessons with her aunt, the stage actress Ellen Widmann and completed 1944-1946 drama school in Zurich, where she also received her first stage commitment. In 1948 she won Heinz Hilpert to Constance and two years later took her to the German Theater in Göttingen. More Stage stations were casting, Stuttgart, Lucerne and a number of touring theater.
In 1947 she made her debut as a film actress in the production Paragraph 51 - psychiatrist Dr. Laduner under the name Lisabet Müller. By her first major film success, Moselfahrt from lovesickness (1953), she became one of the crowd favorites of the 1950s. This popularity also had appearances in Hollywood productions result, among other things, opposite Robert Taylor in The Power and the price (1956 ) or next to Robert Mitchum in the hills of Secrets ( 1959). Your biggest television success, she celebrated in the five-part television series on green beach of the River Spree, based on the eponymous book by Hans Scholz. Your partner alongside Peter Pasetti were Bum Kruger, Werner Lieven, Malte Jaeger and Günter Pfitzmann. After another TV offerings they played mostly theater.
Elisabeth Müller was married to the director and cinematographer Kurt Grigoleit since 1962.