Gertraud Jesserer
Gertraud Jesserer ( born December 13, 1943 in Vienna) is a film and actress castle in Vienna with an extensive, varied repertoire.
Life and work
Despite intermittent training at the Max -Reinhardt-Seminar Jesserer got the age of 15, a small movie role alongside Romy Schneider and debuted in Molnár's Liliom at the Josefstadt, whose ensemble she belonged until 1969. After four years at the Deutsches Schauspielhaus in Hamburg, she returned to Vienna, and is a member of the Burgtheater since 1974. As an actress, she appeared in numerous movies and television films. Among other things, as Gerda in over 400 episodes of the TV series Family Leitner.
In 1986 she was awarded the title of Chamber actress, 1998, she received the Nestroy ring.
She was married to actor Peter Vogel and has two children. Her son Nikolas Vogel died in June 1991 during a bombing as a war correspondent (camera) at the airport in Ljubljana ( jointly with Norbert Werner).
The ORF wrote about them
" The delicate character actress impressed again and again with powerful figures. Her repertoire is extensive and includes comic and serious roles, in the Austrian literature about theater as " Salome Pockerl " in Nestroys " The Talisman " or ... in Feydeau's " The Lady of the Maxim " and in Zuckmayers " The Devil's General ". In ... Luc Bondy - productions of Horvath's " Figaro Gets a Divorce " ... or of Chekhov's "The Seagull" ( Festival co-production in the Academy theater). "
"Especially predestined Kammerschauspielerin Gertraud Jesserer with their personal flair for Schnitzler, Nestroy, Hofmannsthal and Horvath - roles, but also in plays by Wedekind, William Shakespeare, captain, high Huth or Wolfgang Bauer was able to convince. "
" The actress also acted in numerous movies and television films. In the nearly 100 episodes of " Family Leitner " ... in Wolfgang Murnberger TV movie " Taxi for a corpse " a cinema owner ... and next year they will be in the ARD - movie " A very normal couple " ... on the side of Catherine Deneuve [ ... ] be seen. "