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Martina Gedeck

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German actress

Martina Gedeck
Gedeck in 2017
Born (1961-09-14)14 September 1961 (age 63)
OccupationActress
Years active1981–present
Spouse
Markus Imboden
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(m. 2005)​
AwardsGerman Film Award
(1997, 2002)
Websitemartina-gedeck.com

Martina Gedeck (German:[maʁ.ˈtiː.naˈɡeː.dɛk]ⓘ; born 14 September 1961) is a German actress. She achieved international recognition due to her roles in films such asMostly Martha (2001),The Lives of Others (2006), andThe Baader Meinhof Complex (2008).[1] She has won several awards, including twoDeutscher Filmpreis, in 1997 for Supporting Actress inLife is All You Get, and in 2002 for Actress inMostly Martha.[2]

Biography

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Gedeck was born 14 September 1961 inMunich,Bavaria,West Germany, and grew up in Bavaria, the oldest of three girls.[3] In 1971, her family moved toWest Berlin, where the 11-year-old Martina debuted as an actress in children's television shows.[4] There seems to be some uncertainty regarding her year of birth 1961.[5]

After leaving school in 1981, she enrolled at theFree University of Berlin, majoring in German Literature and History.[4] From 1982 to 1986, Martina attended acting classes at theBerlin University of the Arts. During that time, she made her stage debut at the Theater am Turm in Frankfurt. Gedeck performed regularly at theDeutsches Schauspielhaus in Hamburg, and appeared in plays in Basel, Berlin, Frankfurt, and Hamburg.[4]

In 1994, Gedeck gained the attention of film audiences with her performance inSönke Wortmann's hit comedyMaybe... Maybe Not (Der bewegte Mann). In 1995, Gedeck received critical praise for her award-winning performance in the television dramaHölleisengretl [de]. In 1997, she boosted her reputation with her performance as Lilo in Wolfgang Becker'sLife is All You Get (Das Leben ist eine Baustelle).[4] In 1997, she received theGerman Film Award for Best Actress in a Supporting Role for her performance as a shy waitress in Helmut Dietl'sRossini [de].[2][4] By the end of the 1990s, Gedeck had established herself as "one of the most prolific character actresses in Germany" with ambitious feature films such asJew-Boy Levi (Viehjud Levi) and television dramas like Dominik Graf'sYour Best Years (Deine besten Jahre). She garnered awards and nominations throughout this period of her career.[4]

Gedeck in 2007

Gedeck's international breakthrough came with her performance in Sandra Nettelbeck'sMostly Martha (Bella Martha). In the film, she plays a workaholic chef who is forced to adjust to major changes in her personal and professional life that are beyond her control. The film won the Créteil International Women's Film Festival Grand Prix Award, and the Goya Award for Best European Film in 2002. It also received a German Film Award Nomination for Outstanding Feature Film. For her performance, Gedeck received a European Film Award Nomination for Best Actress (2002), the German Film Award for Outstanding Individual Achievement for Actress (2002), and the German Film Critics Association Award for Best Actress (2003).[6]

Gedeck at theAustrian Film Awards 2011

In 2006, Gedeck appeared in five major films:The Elementary Particles (2006) as Christiane,The Lives of Others (2006) as Christa-Maria Sieland,The Perfect Friend (2006) as Marlène,Summer '04 (2006) as Miriam Franz, andRobert De Niro'sThe Good Shepherd (2006) as Hanna Schiller, starring oppositeMatt Damon andJohn Turturro.[4]The Lives of Others won theAcademy Award for Best Foreign Language Film.[1]

In 2008, Gedeck played the role ofUlrike Meinhof inThe Baader Meinhof Complex. In 2010, Gedeck, who is affiliated with theGreen Party, served as an elector in the Federal Assembly to elect the newPresident of Germany.[7] That year, she appeared inJew Suss: Rise and Fall andAgnosía.

In 2012, she appeared inThe Wall andThe Door, and in 2013, she appeared inThe Nun andNight Train to Lisbon. Gedeck resides inBerlin with her partner, Swiss director Markus Imboden.[3] In 2013 she was nominated a member of the jury at the70th Venice International Film Festival.[8]

Filmography

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Television
  • Der Fahnder - TV series, 1 episode (1988), as Stephanie
  • Goldjunge (1988), as Brigitte Katzbach
  • Die Beute (1988), as Nelly
  • Schulz & Schulz – TV series, 5 episodes (1989–1993), as Britta
  • Hausmänner (1991), as Helen
  • Mutter und Söhne (1992), as Susanne Stoller
  • Leo und Charlotte (1993), as Sylvie
  • Krücke [de] (1993), as Bronka
  • Das Schwein – Eine deutsche Karriere [de] (1995), as Wanda
  • Hölleisengretl [de] (1995), as Hölleisengretl
  • Der Schönste Tag im Leben (1996), as Waltraut
  • Lea Katz - Die Kriminalpsychologin: Einer von uns (1997), as Lea Katz
  • Lea Katz - Die Kriminalpsychologin: Das wilde Kind (1997), as Lea Katz
  • Der Neffe (1997), as Isabella
  • Bella Block – TV series, episode "Tod eines Mädchens" (1997), as Frau Meng
  • Single Bells [de] (1997), as Kati Treichl
  • Der Laden [de] (1998, TV miniseries), as Elvira
  • Die beste Party - Heimatabend 1999 (1999)
  • Ich habe nein gesagt (1999), as Doris Wengler
  • Your Best Years (1999), as Vera Kemp
  • Happy Hour oder Glück und Glas (2000), as Greta Steinwender / Ladiner
  • O Palmenbaum [de] (2000), as Kati Treichl
  • Romeo (2001), as Lotte Zimmermann
  • Private Lies (Scheidung auf amerikanisch) (2001), as Sarah
  • Jenseits der Liebe (2001), as Helen Dubbs
  • Die Mutter (2002), as Vera Zardiss
  • Verlorenes Land (2002), as Maria
  • Andreas Hofer [de] (2002), as Lebzelter-Mariandl
  • Geheime Geschichten (2003)
  • Unsre Mutter ist halt anders (2003), as Paula
  • Schattenlinie (2003), as Clara Lorenz
  • Das Blaue Wunder (2004), as Thea Eiselt
  • Hunger for Life [de] (2004), asBrigitte Reimann
  • Feuer in der Nacht (2004), as Paola Winkler
  • Der Stich des Skorpion [de] (2004), as Anne Stein
  • Giacomo Casanova (2004), as Madame De Roll
  • Spiele der Macht – 11011 Berlin [de] (2005), as Prof. Sara M. Kardow
  • Auf ewig und einen Tag [de] (2006), as Paula Schmitt
  • Verlassen (2007), as Claudia
  • Sisi (2009), as Erzherzogin Sophie von Habsburg
  • Tatort (2010) as Jana Maitner
  • Halbe Hundert (2012)
  • Blank [de] (2013), as Judith Furmann
  • Tannbach (2015) as Hilde Vöckler
  • Seit du da bist (2016), as Clara
  • The Verdict [de] (2016), as Staatsanwältin Frau Nelson
  • Arthurs Gesetz - TV miniseries, 6 episodes (2018), as Martha Ahnepol / Muriel
  • Herzjagen (2019), as Caroline Binder
  • Oktoberfest: Beer and Blood - TV miniseries, 6 episodes (2020), as Maria Hoflinger
Cinema

Awards and nominations

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YearAwardCategoryProjectResult
1995Grimme-PreisBest CastJust an affairWon
1995Bavarian TV AwardsBest ActressHölleisengretl[9]Won
1997German Film AwardBest Supporting ActressRossiniWon
1997Golden LionBest ActressThe NephewNominated
1997TelStarBest ActressThe NephewWon
1998Golden LionBest Supporting ActressBella Block[10]Won
1998Grimme-PreisBest ActressThe Nephew,Bella BlockWon
1999Bavarian Film AwardsBest ActressThe Green Desert[11]Won
2000Bavarian TV AwardsBest ActressBest Years[9]Won
2001Baden-Baden TV Film FestivalBest CastRomeoWon
2002European Film AwardBest ActressMostly MarthaNominated
2002German Film AwardBest ActressMostly MarthaWon
2002Grimme-PreisBest ActressRomeoWon
2002Preis der deutschen FilmkritikBest ActressMostly Martha[12]Won
2002Mons International FestivalBest ActressMostly MarthaWon
2003Goldene KameraBest ActressLost Country,The Mother[13]Won
2004Grimme-PreisBest ActressBack to LifeNominated
2004Deutscher FernsehpreisBest ActressHungry for Life[14]Won
2006European Film AwardBest ActressThe Lives of OthersNominated
2006German Film AwardBest ActressThe Elementary ParticlesNominated
2006Premio Bacco, Notte delle StelleBest ActressMostly Martha[15]Won
2006International Filmfestival KalugaBest ActressMostly MarthaWon
2006Diva AwardHall of FameOutstanding Artistic Contribution[2][16]Won
2007Berlin Film Festival, Silver BearBest CastThe Good ShepherdWon
2007Bavarian Film AwardsBest ActressMessy Christmas[11]Won
2007Jupiter AwardBest ActressThe Elementary ParticlesWon
2007Nastro d'Argento EuropeoBest ActressThe Lives of OthersWon
2008BZ Culture AwardOutstanding artistic contribution—Won
2013German Film AwardBest Actress[17]Die WandNominated
2015Goldene KameraBest German Actress[18]—Won

References

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  12. ^"Preisträger seit 1956". Verband der deutschen Filmkritik. Archived fromthe original on 31 October 2017. Retrieved6 September 2011.
  13. ^"Die Goldene Kamera 2003, 4 Februar 2003". Die Goldene Kamera. Archived fromthe original on 23 January 2012. Retrieved6 September 2011.
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