Anja Kling

Awards

Vita

Born 1970 in Potsdam. 1989 A-levels, before that 1 year ballet training at the state ballet school Berlin and leading role in the DEFA cinema film "Grüne Hochzeit". Afterwards, presenter of the TV girls' magazine "Paula". She began her studies at the Ernst Busch Academy of Dramatic Art and was simultaneously cast in numerous cinema and television films. In 1994, she won the sympathy of viewers in Germany and Austria as Hagedorn's daughter in the television series of the same name alongside Hansjörg Felmy. In 1995, Anja Kling received the "Goldene Kamera" award for "Best Young Actress. The multi-part series "Solange es Liebe gibt" in co-production with Italian television was awarded the "Golden Nymph" and the "Critics' Prize of Journalists" in Monte Carlo in 1998. In 2001, Anja shone in the award-winning drama "Jenseits" by Max Färberböck. She proved her comedic talent in "Bully" Herbig's "(T) Spaceship Surprise-Period 1", for which Anja received the "Bambi" and the "German Comedy Award" in 2001. In 2007, Anja's book "Meine kleine Großfamilie" was published. Anja Kling's acting versatility, power and strength were impressively demonstrated in Thomas Berger's multi-part series "Wir sind das Volk - Liebe kennt keine Grenzen", for which she received the "Golden Camera" in 2009, the "Bavarian Television Award" in each case as "Best Actress", the Jupiter, as well as the "German Television Award for multi-part series" together with the team. Furthermore, she received the Bavarian Television Award for "Hannah Mangold and Lucy Palm". In her 34-year career to date, Anja Kling has appeared in 23 feature films and 123 television films/multi-part series, mostly in leading roles, and has matured into a recognized and popular actress. last update 2023

Movie

TV / Streaming

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Videos

Social Commitment

• Botschafterin des Hopp-Kindertumorzentrums KiTZ in Heidelberg
• Patin der KINDERNOTHILFE

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