Maria Sebaldt
Mary Catherine Helene Sebaldt ( born April 26, 1930 in Berlin -Steglitz ) is a German actress.
Life
The daughter of a department head of the Paramount film distribution took from 1946 to 1949 private acting lessons and put a 1951 drama exam. As early as 1947 they were in Sondershausen as Edeltraud rumen in Maximilian Böttcher noise in the back of the house made her stage debut. It was followed by numerous theater roles, inter alia, in special Hausen, Berlin ( Renaissance Theatre, Theatre Club British Centre) and Munich.
From 1965 until his death in 2010 Maria Sebaldt was married to her colleague Robert Freitag. With Friday's first wife, the actress Maria Becker, she gave in 1997 together the cookbook Eat and drink and be merry. Favorite dishes of Maria Becker & Maria Sebaldt out.
Maria Sebaldt has a daughter (born 1967 ) and a grandson and lives in Grünwald near Munich.
Film
In 1953, she was in the drama, when the village plays music on Sunday evening next to Rudolf Prack her film debut. Since then formed film and television her artistic focus. Maria Sebaldt played in musical films such as The Gypsy Baron, dramas such as Anastasia, The Czar's Last Daughter ( with Lilli Palmer in the title role), comedies like Helmut Käutner Zurich Engagement ( with Lilo Pulver ) and father, mother and nine children (with Heinz Erhardt ), Thriller as the black sheep by Gilbert Keith Chesterton ( with Heinz Rühmann as Father Brown ), and the gangster movie parody Oops, here comes Eddie! ( with Eddie Constantine), westerns like The Haunted Sierra Nevada and literary adaptations like Alfred Wickerman Two Piece by Thomas Mann's Buddenbrooks ( with Hansjörg Felmy ) and Helmut Käutner adaptation of Carl Zuckmayers Captain of Köpenick. They often portrayed sympathetic characters, but also cunning gangster like as Virginia Peng in the live-action version of Manfred Schmidt's popular comic book series Nick Static.
TV
Popular Maria Sebaldt was also for her roles in series like I'm marrying a family or as a caring Hannelore Wichert, they embodied in the ZDF series The Wicherts next door between 1986 and 1991. It has also had numerous guest appearances in series and series such as Crime Scene, The Love Boat, The Commissioner, Derrick and Der Alte.
Radio and synchronization
In addition, Maria Sebaldt worked extensively for radio ( NDR, RIAS, SFB) and lent as a voice her voice internationally renowned spectacle colleagues such as Antonella Lualdi (red and black ), Eva Marie Saint ( Toxic snow) and Joanne Woodward ( No fear of sharp things and Eve the Three Faces ).