Maria Emo
Maria Emo ( born June 8, 1936 in Berlin) is an Austrian actress.
Life
The daughter of film director EW Emo and actress Anita Dorris received her art education from 1952 to 1954 at the Max -Reinhardt-Seminar in Vienna. She played youthful lovers at the Theater in der Josefstadt and Viennese popular theater. Later, the blonde beauty was in demand as a guest actress as an interpreter of classic plays at various theaters in Europe and South America. At the Salzburg Festival she appeared in 1963 in the role of " Paramour " with.
In the cinema Maria Emos appearances were relatively rare. She was starring in the film adaptations Bel Ami (after Guy de Maupassant ), The Girl from the marsh croft ( Selma Lagerlof ) and Puntila and his Man Matti ( by Bertolt Brecht). In the American production Hitler took over the role of Eva Braun. In later years, she appeared in television dramas and series.
Maria Emo lives in Hamburg and works as a professor of drama at the University of Music and Theatre in Hamburg.