Veronica Ferres is an award-winning German actress with many prestigious awards gathering dust at home. And all because she is talented, and her filmography includes several dozen projects of different genres. We will talk about this in the article.
Biography
Veronica Ferres (photo below) was born in 1965 in Solingen (Germany). She is the only daughter of Katarina and Peter Ferres. After receiving a school certificate at a local gymnasium, the girl attended the Ludwig Maximilian University in Munich, where she studied psychology and theater studies for several years. So she had some skills to start her acting career.
Since 1990, Veronika has been in a close relationship with director Helmut Dietl, in whose films, by the way, she starred several times. But in 1999 they separated. A year later, the actress married producer Martin Krug, with whom they lived for 10 years. She is currently happily married to German businessman Carsten Maschmeier.
Outcast bride with a vulture
Veronica Ferres got her first real role in the musical VoltaireBockmeier "Girl with a Vulture" (1988). Four years later, she played one of the characters in Helmut Dietl's comedy film Shtong! She played one of the main roles in Ralf Hüttner's thriller Babylon (1992). And in 1996, together with Til Schweiger, she appeared in Sönke Wortmann's comedy "Classy Woman".
In the period from 1993 to 1996, the actress played Anita Kuf alt in Kurt Bartsch's serial drama Our Teacher Dr. Specht (1992-1999). In 1997, she received a small role in another project of her man - the comedy Rossini. A year later, she played the main character in Egon Günther's biographical drama The Bride. Became part of the main cast of several more projects: "Tonight's Show" (1999), "Lady's Room" (1999) and "Baby Jackie" (1999).
In 2000, Veronica Ferres played in four episodes of the historical mini-series José Diane Les Misérables. She played the role of Nelly Kroeger Mann, one of the main characters in Heinrich Breler's biographical drama The Mann Family - A Centenary Romance. She co-starred with John Malkovich in Raoul Ruiz's biopic Klimt (2005). And in 2006, she got the lead roles in Robert Young's comedy No Snow and in Jörg Grunler's drama Negro, Negro, Chimney Sweep.
My old friend Paganini
In 2007, the actress played the role of Lydia Seidel in Dieter Wedel's comedy-drama My Old Friend Fritz. Frau Vogel, the heroine of the second plan, played in Paul Schroeder's military drama Adam Resurrected (2008). In the role of Marga Spiegel, the main character, she performed in the historical drama PeopleBuken "Night saviors" (2009). The role of Anna Waldmann, the daughter of Christopher Lambert's character, was performed in Philip Kadelbach's thriller Secrets of the Whales (2010). And Natasha, one of the main characters, played in Dani Leni's drama Life is Too Long (2010).
Two years later, Veronica Ferres, as Dolores Hobbs, appeared in Gernot Roll's television film The Little Lady. Its plot is based on the novel Little Lord Fauntleroy by Frances Burnett. She also starred in Bernard Rose's musical drama Paganini: The Devil's Fiddler. Participated in the filming of the film adaptation of the science fiction novel by Kerstin Gere “Timeless. Ruby Book" (2013). And a year later, with the same role, she appeared in the second part of the series - "Timeless 2. Sapphire Book".
Casanova's Gates
In Peter Chelsom's drama Hector's Journey in Search of Happiness (2014), the actress co-starred with Simon Pegg, Stellan Skarsgård and Jean Reno. In Michael Sturminger's fantasy musical Casanova Variations (2014), she played one of the main characters. She shared the same set with Nicolas Cage and Sarah Wayne Callies in the horror film Darkgate (2015). And a year later she got a small role in Taylor Hackford's Comedian.
In 2018, Veronica Ferres' filmography will be replenished with two more projects. We are talking about Daniel Alfredson's crime drama Intrigo: Death of an Author and the thriller Siberia by Matthew M. Ross. There is also information about the preparations for the filming of Raymond De Felitt's "Nubile Horns".
