Maria Furtwängler

Maria Furtwängler - Burda ( * September 13 1966 in Munich; born Furtwängler ) is a German actress and a doctor.

Life

Maria Furtwängler was born in the family Furtwängler; she's great niece and at the same time Stiefenkelin the conductor Wilhelm Furtwängler. Her father Bernhard Furtwängler, a son of Walter Furtwängler ( brother of the conductor ), was an architect and her mother is actress Kathrin Ackermann. Maria Furtwängler has two older brothers, David and Felix. She is the great-granddaughter of politician Catherine of Oheimb. Even as a six- year-old she was for the TV movie farewell chrysanthemums under the direction of her uncle Florian Furtwängler front of the camera. Her early acting training she received from her mother, she later studied acting in Germany and abroad.

After graduation Furtwängler studied medicine at the University of Montpellier in France. She received her doctorate in 1996 at the Ludwig- Maximilians- University of Munich with a thesis on the influence of spontaneous abortion on experiencing a subsequent pregnancy and the influence of pregnancy on the processing of a previous abortion. In the following years she worked as a doctor in Munich, but was back to acting.

Since November 8, 1991 Furtwängler is married to the publisher Hubert Burda. They have two children.

Roll

Her first major role was played by Maria Furtwängler in the television series The happy family of 1987 to 1993. Here she managed the artistic breakthrough on the side of Maria Schell, Siegfried Rauch and her mother Kathrin Ackermann. The eighth deadly sin was Furtwängler's first work for the NDR. Here she played the EU lecturer Katja Schütte in the department for economic crime. The collaboration took place with the crime scene a successful continuation. She made her debut here on April 7, 2002 Last Rumer mixture, an additional 20 programs were followed until 2012. Crime scene as Commissioner Charlotte Lindholm Furtwängler found throughout Lower Saxony, mainly in the countryside. This allows you a dramaturgical trick by taking the role for the state police Lower Saxony, based in Hanover. The mother's role in the series will be played by her mother Kathrin Ackermann.

Social and community involvement

At the center of their social commitment is the fight against cancer and violence against children and the fight against disease and poverty in the Third World. She is also President of the Council of the German aid organization Doctors, the Foundation Board Alliance for Children - Against Violence and working in conflict areas abroad. In the rescue operations it also takes part in it. Through its popularity makes the problems in the third world attention.

Furtwängler is selected Foundation Curator of Dominik Brunner Foundation and has been fighting for the Felix Burda Foundation, which was established at the request of their young died of colon cancer stepson Felix Burda. She is a member of the Foundation Board and is actively involved as a testimonial for colorectal cancer screening. In addition, Furtwängler patron of the Digital Life Design conference series DLDwomen.

Awards

  • 2002 Golden Wuschel of Brisant for their social commitment
  • Jupiter for the scene: Last Rumer mixture
  • Federal Cross of Merit for their commitment to the humanitarian organization Doctors for the Third World
  • Bavarian Order of Merit
  • Golden Hen in the category TV - drama
  • German Television Award for Best Actress in the Tatort episodes Pauline and The nameless girl
  • DIVA Award for her starring role in The Getaway
  • Jupiter for Best TV Actress in The Escape
  • Golden Camera for Best Television Commissioner ( reader's choice )
  • Romy for Favorite Actor Series
  • Karl- Valentin- Orden
  • Bavarian Constitution Medal in Silver
  • Jupiter Film Award for Best Actress for TV scene: Disposable girls

Filmography (selection)

Tatort episodes as Detective Chief Commissioner Lindholm

  • Since 2002, crime scene, see also Charlotte Lindholm
  • 2002: Last Rumer mixture
  • 2003: Witches' Dance
  • 2003: Sun and Storm
  • 2004: Home
  • 2004: Fairy Tale Forest
  • 2005: Dark Ways
  • 2005: shortness of breath
  • 2006: Black Heart
  • 2006: Pauline
  • 2007: The nameless girl
  • 2007: Who deserves honor
  • 2008: Thanksgiving e.V.
  • 2008: salt body
  • 2009: The ghost
  • 2009: ... there will be grief and pain
  • 2010: Lost Memories
  • 2010: The last patient
  • 2011: Murder in the first division
  • 2011: Black tiger, white lion
  • 2012: disposable girl
  • 2012: The golden band
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