Ursula Herking(1912-1974)

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Ursula Herking was born on 28 January 1912 in Dessau, Germany. She was an actress, known for The Four Companions (1938), Tim Frazer (1963) and Frau Luna (1941). She was married to Dr. Ulrich Glass and Dr. Johannes Semler. She died on 17 November 1974 in Munich, Bavaria, West Germany.

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The Four Companions

6.1

Franziska

1938

Tim Frazer

7.7

TV Series

Ruth Edwards

Frau Luna

7.1

Cäcilie

1941

Der lachende Vagabund

5.2

Olga Vogelsang

1958

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Actress

Tante Jutta aus Kalkutta
TV Movie
- Tante Jutta
- 1974
Zwischenstationen
TV Series
- Käthe Ziemek
- 1974
Die Rudi Carrell Show
6.8
TV Series
- Tante Uschi
- Various Roles
- Frau mit Wellensittich ...
- 1970–1973
Zufall, alles Zufall
TV Movie
- Ida Dobermann
- 1972
Die Vitrine
TV Movie
- Dorianne
- 1972
Tatort
7.0
TV Series
- Madame Silvia
- 1972
Der Vereinsmeier
7.9
TV Series
- Bawett Meier
- 1971
Die menschliche Pyramide oder Wohl dem, der eine Bleibe hat
TV Movie
- Olga
- 1971
Paradies der alten Damen
TV Movie
- Emily Creed
- 1971
Dem Täter auf der Spur
8.3
TV Series
- Madame Tick
- 1970
Gefährliche Neugier
8.2
TV Movie
- Frau Bornschein
- 1970
Lerne Lachen ohne zu weinen
TV Movie
- 1970
Die Katze
9.2
TV Movie
- Erste Bombelle
- 1968
Casinoabend mit Damen
TV Movie
- 1967
Bericht eines Feiglings
9.1
TV Movie
- Helene Pfarrhofer
- 1967

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Born
- January 28, 1912
- Dessau, Germany
Died
- November 17, 1974
- Munich, Bavaria, West Germany(heart attack)
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German character actress and cabaret artiste. Studied acting under Leopold Jessner and subsequently performed at the Berlin Staatstheater and in cabaret (Chat noir, Katakombe, etc.). In films from 1933, often popularly paired with comedian Rudolf Platte. Specialised in quaint or blowsy comedy roles as secretaries, maids or assorted tomboys. Post-war increasingly in dramatic parts. She was a co-founder of the Theater 'Die Kleine Freiheit' in Munich (1948).