Heli Finkenzeller
Heli Finkenzeller, actually Helene Finkenzeller ( born November 17, 1911 in Munich, † January 14, 1991 ibid ) was a German stage and film actress whose great success mainly based on popular comedies.
Life
First Heli Finkenzeller took at Otto Falkenberg in her hometown of Munich acting lessons and appeared at the Munich Chamber games. In 1935, she was then first seen in the movie marriage strike. But only the movies Opera Ball (1939 ), Kohlhiesels Daughters (1943 ) in the dual role of Veronika and Annamirl Kohlhöfer and especially the bathroom on the threshing floor (1943 ) they also made known to a wider audience.
After the Second World War Heli Finkenzeller often sat in motherly roles her film career continued. She played on the side of Heinz Rühmann in postman Müller (1953) and in the filmed book classics by Erich Kästner Emil and the Detectives from the year 1954. On stage, she was, among other things in the musical Gigi at the Theater of the West in Berlin to see. With voice and vocal recordings they can also be heard on records. Since 1965, then joined the former UFA star in numerous television series, including our Pauker (1965 ), My sons and I (1969 ), The Commissioner, The Love Boat (1981 ), The Bailiff ( 1981) and finally, three years before her death still in Lorentz & sons.
Heli Finkenzeller was married to fellow actor Will Dohm. She died in 1991 and was interred in the Forest Cemetery Munich next to her husband Will Dohm.
Their daughter is the well-known in German-speaking actress Gaby Dohm (* 1943).