Evelyn Opela
Evelyn Opela ( born February 4, 1945 in the village warning ) is a grown up in Czechoslovakia actress, who has lived in Germany since the late 1960s.
Biography
After high school, Evelyn Opela made a drama school in Prague. In the former Czechoslovakia, she participated in ten films and was on stage to see beyond, most recently at the Prague National Theatre. In 1967 she moved to the Federal Republic of Germany. Here she was soon discovered for television and played mainly in crime series such as The Commissioner or Derrick. Bernhard Wicki 1970 committed them side by Helmut Qualtinger and Agnes Fink for his Joseph Roth adaptation The wrong weight. Rainer Erler they occupied in his productions The Amateur and The Blue Palace - immortality.
At the movies she starred in two films of the lout from the first bank series. Also in the 1970s, she starred in the two Ganghofer adaptations Schloss Hubertus ( with Karlheinz Böhm ) and the silence of the forest. In 1993, she starred opposite Hugh Grant in the thriller Night Train to Venice.
In addition to other roles in many television series ( The Old Man, The Love Boat, Crime Scene, The Man Without a Shadow ) she played again and again on the German stage ( Düsseldorf Schauspielhaus theater in Josefstadt Vienna).
From 1986 until his death February 20, 2011 Evelyn Opela was married to television producer Helmut Ringelmann.