Marianne Sägebrecht
Birthday:
27 August 1945, Starnberg, Bavaria, Germany
Height:
168 cm
Marianne Sägebrecht, aka, "mother of Munich's sub-culture", a name that was dubbed to her while she was working as a producer and performer in avant garde theater productions, was discovered by Percy Adlon in 1977. The director gave her a minor part in his feature "The Swing" before he gave her the leading role of Marianne...
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Marianne Sägebrecht, aka, "mother of Munich's sub-culture", a name that was dubbed to her while she was working as a producer and performer in avant garde theater productions, was discovered by Percy Adlon in 1977. The director gave her a minor part in his feature "The Swing" before he gave her the leading role of Marianne, a mortician, in Zuckerbaby (1985). Followed by the leading role of Jasmin Münchgstettner, a woman who mysteriously appears just to bring luminosity to the old, beaten down, and spiritually deprived Bagdad Café in, Out of Rosenheim (1987). Her performance in the film garnered a German Film Award. Show less «
"Nichts Menschliches ist mir fremd!" (means: "Nothing that is human is strange to me".)
"Nichts Menschliches ist mir fremd!" (means: "Nothing that is human is strange to me".)
We Bavarians are to Germany what Indians are to the U.S.A.
We Bavarians are to Germany what Indians are to the U.S.A.
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