Ingrid Andree

Ingrid Andree ( born January 19, 1931 in Hamburg as Ingrid Tilly Unverhau ) is a German actress.

Life

The daughter of a coffee importer completed after high school acting lessons at the Hamburg drama school under Edward Marks. After the final exam, she received in 1951 in Turgenev's A Month in the Country her first role at the Thalia Theatre.

At the same time, she began her acting career as a popular young girl actress in the cinema of the 1950s. Her film debut was in Professor moth, her first leading role she played in the same year in Primanerinnen by Rolf Thiele on the side of Walter Giller and Erich Ponto. Your most demanding as well as the most successful film of the 1950s was the Thomas Mann adaptation Confessions of Felix Krull 1957. She played the Zouzou, Liselotte Pulver, the Zaza and Horst Buchholz Felix Krull.

In between, she also gained experience as a theater actress. For television, John Olden adapted 1958 stage play Look Back in Anger by John Osborne. Andree played on the side of Horst Frank, the female lead.

Your last successful films were the 1958 humorous thriller Peter Voss, the Millionendieb with OW Fischer as Peter Voss and 1959 under the direction of Helmut Käutner The rest is silence, a transmitted in the period after the Second World War Hamlet adaptation with Hardy Krüger and Peter van Eyck. Then she focused on the theater. Her television appearances in the 1960s were primarily theater adaptations. Since 1969, she only plays theater and is rarely seen on television.

Andree was engaged from 1967 to 1970 with the Munich Chamber Games and from 1971 to 1980 under Boy Gobert ensemble member of the Thalia Theatre in Hamburg. Here she portrayed Queen Elizabeth in 1974, Mary Stuart under Gobert Director. In 1980 she went to the Schauspielhaus Cologne, in 1985, she returned to the Thalia Theater and moved back again to the beginning of the 90s drama Cologne. In 2005, she was seen on the stage at Rosa Luxemburg Platz in Berlin in the world premiere of the piece Eldorado by Marius von Mayen castle.

She also dubbed numerous foreign-language actresses, including Olivia de Havilland in The Heiress, Jean Simmons in Village of the Damned, The Thorn Birds or shadow to Dominique or Ingrid Thulin in The Marriage cage. A wide audience is also familiar with their voice through the role of the Princess Constantia in the radio drama series Hui Buh. Ingrid Andree is a member of the Free Academy of the Arts in Hamburg since 1986.

Ingrid Andree was married from 1959 to 1965 with the actor Hanns Lothar. The marriage came from the actress Susanne Lothar ( 1960-2012 ).

Filmography

Theater roles (excerpt)

  • Ferdinand ( Kabale und Liebe, Friedrich Schiller), Director: Willi Schmidt
  • Cleopatra ( Antony and Cleopatra, William Shakespeare), directed by Gustaf
  • Frieda ( The Castle, Franz Kafka ), directed by Rudolf Noelte
  • Julie (Miss Julie, August Strindberg ), directed by Fritz Kortner
  • Alter Fritz (Civil Wars, Robert Wilson)
  • Fool ( King Lear, William Shakespeare), directed by Jürgen Flimm
  • Mother (Peer Gynt, Henrik Ibsen ), directed by Jürgen Flimm
  • The Old ( Chairs, Eugene Ionesco ), directed by Jürgen Flimm
  • Lulu ( Lulu, Frank Wedekind ), directed by Dieter Giesing
  • Hedda Gabler ( Hedda Gabler, Henrik Ibsen ), directed by Dieter Giesing
  • Sonja ( Uncle Vanya, Anton Chekhov ), directed by Dieter Giesing
  • Emma ( Betrayed, Harold Pinter ), directed by Dieter Giesing
  • Virginia Woolf (Who 's Afraid of Virginia Woolf, Edward Albee? ), Directed by Günter Krämer
  • Nora ( A Doll Home, August Strindberg ), directed by Nicolas Brieger
  • Elizabeth ( Mary Stuart, Friedrich Schiller), Director: Boy Gobert

Awards

  • Great Federal Cross of Merit
  • Member of the Academy of Performing Arts, Frankfurt / Main
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