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'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a German actress who completed her acting training, which she concluded in 1991 with the stage maturity examination. This was followed by theater engagements at the Ingolstadt City Theater and the Munich Volkstheater. | |||
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Berndt made her film debut in 1990 in a supporting role in the feature film Das schreckliche Mädchen by Michael Verhoeven. Smaller roles followed in Herr Ober! by Gerhard Polt and in the international co-production Salz auf unserer Haut directed by Andrew Birkin. Helmut Dietl brought Berndt in front of the television camera for his film Rossini - oder die mörderische Frage, wer mit wem schlief. Berndt also had a small role in the feature film Marlene. | Berndt made her film debut in 1990 in a supporting role in the feature film Das schreckliche Mädchen by Michael Verhoeven. Smaller roles followed in Herr Ober! by Gerhard Polt and in the international co-production Salz auf unserer Haut directed by Andrew Birkin. Helmut Dietl brought Berndt in front of the television camera for his film Rossini - oder die mörderische Frage, wer mit wem schlief. Berndt also had a small role in the feature film Marlene. | ||
From the mid-1990s, her career also took off on German television. Berndt took on several continuous series roles, recurring episodic roles and also guest roles. Berndt was seen in continuous and recurring series roles in, among others, the series Solange es die Liebe gibt, as the receptionist Biggi in Dr. Schwarz und Dr. Martin, as the elementary school teacher Gilda in Forsthaus Falkenau, as the receptionist Linda in Das Beste aus meinem Leben and as Hannelore Birkenstock in Ein Fall für B.A.R.Z | From the mid-1990s, her career also took off on German television. Berndt took on several continuous series roles, recurring episodic roles and also guest roles. Berndt was seen in continuous and recurring series roles in, among others, the series Solange es die Liebe gibt, as the receptionist Biggi in Dr. Schwarz und Dr. Martin, as the elementary school teacher Gilda in Forsthaus Falkenau, as the receptionist Linda in Das Beste aus meinem Leben and as Hannelore Birkenstock in Ein Fall für B.A.R.Z. | ||
Berndt was used several times on German television in Heimatfilmen and folk comedy films with a Bavarian or Austrian background, where she was often cast in the role type of the sensual, erotic, often intriguing, youthful lover. In 1998, she played Sefferl in Julian Roman Pölsler's award-winning two-part Der Schandfleck. In Jennerwein she played the waitress Rosl. In 2005 she appeared in the modern Heimatfilm Willkommen daheim. In 2005, she also starred in a television remake of the novel Die Geierwally as the scheming maid Veronika, who briefly rises to become a farmer's wife and farm owner. She had further roles in entertainment and family films for ARD and ZDF. | Berndt was used several times on German television in Heimatfilmen and folk comedy films with a Bavarian or Austrian background, where she was often cast in the role type of the sensual, erotic, often intriguing, youthful lover. In 1998, she played Sefferl in Julian Roman Pölsler's award-winning two-part Der Schandfleck. In Jennerwein she played the waitress Rosl. In 2005 she appeared in the modern Heimatfilm Willkommen daheim. In 2005, she also starred in a television remake of the novel Die Geierwally as the scheming maid Veronika, who briefly rises to become a farmer's wife and farm owner. She had further roles in entertainment and family films for ARD and ZDF. | ||
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Berndt also appeared in documentaries and film documentaries. For Bayerischer Rundfunk, for example, she took on a role in the 2009 semi-documentary television film Das deutsche Grundgesetz - Chiemseekonvent 1948. | Berndt also appeared in documentaries and film documentaries. For Bayerischer Rundfunk, for example, she took on a role in the 2009 semi-documentary television film Das deutsche Grundgesetz - Chiemseekonvent 1948. | ||
== External links == | |||
* [https://www.gotha-mittermayer.de/en/petra-berndt/ Agentur Gothar-Mittermayer] | |||
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== If you like {{PAGENAME}}, you may also like == | == If you like {{PAGENAME}}, you may also like == | ||
* [[Anna Katz]] | * [[Anna Katz]] | ||
* [[Milena Velba]] | * [[Milena Velba]] | ||
[[Category:Actresses]] | [[Category:Actresses]] | ||
Revision as of 02:53, 1 January 2023
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| Born | January 27, 1965 Munich |
| Ethnicity | White |
| Nationality | German |
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| Boobs | Natural |
| Height | 1.64 m (5 ft 41⁄2 in) |
| Body type | Average |
| Eye color | Blue |
| Hair | Red |
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Petra Berndt is a German actress who completed her acting training, which she concluded in 1991 with the stage maturity examination. This was followed by theater engagements at the Ingolstadt City Theater and the Munich Volkstheater.
Berndt made her film debut in 1990 in a supporting role in the feature film Das schreckliche Mädchen by Michael Verhoeven. Smaller roles followed in Herr Ober! by Gerhard Polt and in the international co-production Salz auf unserer Haut directed by Andrew Birkin. Helmut Dietl brought Berndt in front of the television camera for his film Rossini - oder die mörderische Frage, wer mit wem schlief. Berndt also had a small role in the feature film Marlene.
From the mid-1990s, her career also took off on German television. Berndt took on several continuous series roles, recurring episodic roles and also guest roles. Berndt was seen in continuous and recurring series roles in, among others, the series Solange es die Liebe gibt, as the receptionist Biggi in Dr. Schwarz und Dr. Martin, as the elementary school teacher Gilda in Forsthaus Falkenau, as the receptionist Linda in Das Beste aus meinem Leben and as Hannelore Birkenstock in Ein Fall für B.A.R.Z.
Berndt was used several times on German television in Heimatfilmen and folk comedy films with a Bavarian or Austrian background, where she was often cast in the role type of the sensual, erotic, often intriguing, youthful lover. In 1998, she played Sefferl in Julian Roman Pölsler's award-winning two-part Der Schandfleck. In Jennerwein she played the waitress Rosl. In 2005 she appeared in the modern Heimatfilm Willkommen daheim. In 2005, she also starred in a television remake of the novel Die Geierwally as the scheming maid Veronika, who briefly rises to become a farmer's wife and farm owner. She had further roles in entertainment and family films for ARD and ZDF.
From mid-October 2013 to the end of January 2014, she took on a supporting role in the ARD telenovela Sturm der Liebe; she embodied the role of the Bavarian actress Magdalena Murnau.
Berndt also appeared in documentaries and film documentaries. For Bayerischer Rundfunk, for example, she took on a role in the 2009 semi-documentary television film Das deutsche Grundgesetz - Chiemseekonvent 1948.
External links
- Agentur Gothar-Mittermayer
- Petra Berndt info at
Famous Fix - Petra Berndt profile on
Famous Birthdays - Petra Berndt profile on Letterboxd
- Petra Berndt on
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