Katharina Schöde

Katharina Schöde was born in 1974 in Cologne, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. She is a writer and producer, known for Die Kurve (2003), Draußen am See (2009) and Saphirblau (2014).

Katharina Schüttler

Katharina Schüttler started acting for film and television when she was 11 years old. Her breakthrough in Germany was the International Emmy Award winning Mini-Series "Generation War" ("Unsere Mütter, unsere Väter") in which she portrayed singer Greta del Torres. She appeared in many films for cinema and television, such as Golden Globe winning production "Carlos" by Olivier Assayas, the youngest version of Hans Fallada's "Alone in Berlin" acting alongside Emma Thompson and Swedish Production "Simon and the Oaks" by Lisa Ohlin. She was in German Indie-hits "Oh Boy", "Zeit der Kannibalen" and recently portrayed Fräulein Rottenmeier in the remake of "Heidi" by Alain Gsponer. In "13 Minutes" ("Elser") by Oliver Hirschbiegel ("Der Untergang"), which premiered in the Berlinale Film Festival (out of competition), she performed Hitler assassin Georg Elser's lover Elsa and recently worked with German director Dani Levy in "Die Welt der Wunderlichs".She is best known to English-language audiences for her lead performances in the Channel 4 drama Mini-Series "The Promise" by Peter Kosminsky, alongside Claire Foy and "Run", by Jonathan Pearson, starring Olivia Colman and Katie Leung. In 2009 she received the Bavarian Film Award, the "Guenter Strack Nachwuchspreis" in 2006 and Best Actress at the Munich Film Festival in 2002. For her performance in "Generation War", which won the International Emmy Award, she received the German Television Award as well as the Bavarian TV Award with her co-actors Tom Schilling, Miriam Stein, Ludwig Trepte and Volker Bruch in 2013. In 2014 she was given the Günter-Rohrbach-Filmpreis for her performance in "Zeit der Kannibalen" together with Devid Striesow and Sebastian Blomberg. Besides her film works she is one of the leading young theatre actresses in Germany. In 2006 she received the German Theatre Award "Der Faust" as Best Actress and was voted "Actress of the Year" by the German Theatre Critics. She was the youngest actress ever to receive this honour. In 2010 she was awarded with the renowned "Ulrich Wildgruber Prize" for outstanding artistic performances. In 2009 she won the "Bavarian Film Prize" as Best Young Actress for her performance in the terrorist-drama "The Day Will Come" ("Es kommt der Tag"). Besides her film works she is one of the leading young theatre actresses in Germany. Her works include "Hedda Gabler", "Penthesilea", "Blasted", "Joan of Arc", "Lolita" and many more. She was awarded with the renowned "Ulrich Wildgruber Prize 2010".

Katharina Schütz

Katharina Schütz was born in July 1956 in Bern, Switzerland. She is an actress, known for Die Pfefferkörner (1999), David im Wunderland (1998) and Sophiiiie! (2002).

Katharina Spiering

Katharina Spiering was born in 1974 in Berlin, Germany. She is an actress, known for Drei Zimmer/Küche/Bad (2012), Dark (2017) and Lore (2012).

Katharina Sporrer

Katharina Sporrer is an actress and writer, known for Genius (2017), Immigration Game (2017) and Der Traum von der neuen Welt (2017).

Katharina Straßer

Katharina Straßer was born in 1984 in Rum, Tyrol, Austria. She is an actress, known for Schnell ermittelt (2009), Wie man leben soll (2011) and Griechenland. She is married to Thomas Stipsits. They have one child.

Katharina Thalbach

Katharina Thalbach was born on January 19, 1954 in East Berlin, East Germany. She is an actress and director, known for Die Blechtrommel (1979), Der Minister (2013) and Ich war noch niemals in New York (2019).

Katharina Wyss

Katharine Ariyan

Katharine Ariyan is an actor, known for Light from the Tower (2020), The Egos (2016) and The Holidays (2016).

Katharine Bennett-Fox

Katharine Bennett-Fox is an actress, known for Trying (2020), Four Weddings and a Funeral (2019) and Flack (2019).