Christiane Hörbiger

Actor

Christiane Hörbiger, born on October 13, 1938, in Vienna, Austria, is an acclaimed Austrian actress known for her dynamic career in film, television, and theater. She comes from a prominent family of actors, being the daughter of actor Attila Hörbiger and actress Paula Wessely. Hörbiger's career began in the 1950s, and she quickly established herself as a versatile and talented performer. Some of her notable films include "The Devil's General" (1955), "Klimbim" (1973), and "Julia - Eine ungewöhnliche Frau" (1999-2002), a popular TV series in which she played the titular role. Her performance in "Die Schnell Gerdi" (1989-2001) also garnered widespread acclaim. Throughout her career, Christiane Hörbiger received numerous awards and honors. She was awarded the prestigious Bavarian TV Award for Best Actress and the Adolf Grimme Award. Additionally, Hörbiger was bestowed with the honor of being named a Goodwill Ambassador for UNIDO and received the Nestroy Theatre Prize for her contributions to the performing arts. She remains a celebrated figure in European cinema and television.