Grief for Hannelore Hoger: The diva of the German stage goes from us

Grief for Hannelore Hoger: The diva of the German stage goes from us

Hamburg, Deutschland - The German actress Hannelore Hoger left us. She died at the age of 76, as her management announced. Hoger was born in Hamburg on November 20, 1942 and made a name for herself as a versatile artist. After studying acting, she ended up on the stages in Ulm, Bremen, Berlin, Bochum and Hamburg, where she celebrated great success among the directors Peter Zadek and Augusto Fernandes. Of particular note is her role as a quirky commissioner Bella Block in the ZDF crime series of the same name, which she embodied for almost a quarter of a century and was seen in 38 episodes. She made this role known to a broad audience, as the Hamburg cultural senator Carsten Brosda confirmed, who said: "The stars in the theater sky mourn. Hannelore Hoger was the epitome of a great actress."

a life for the stage and television

Hannelore Hoger had a remarkable talent to put himself completely into different characters. Her acting was often described with psychologically sensitive game. Especially in the film comedy "Rossini" (1997) she demonstrated her comedic talent alongside well -known colleagues such as Götz George and Mario Adorf. Your achievements on stage and on television left a lasting impression. As Der Spiegel reports, her tireless passion for the acting and craftsmanship in the representation of characters is painful be missing.

The news of her death triggered dismay nationwide. Hoger will not only be remembered as a talented actress, but also as a formative personality of the German theater. Her death is a loss for the cultural scene that affects not only colleagues, but also fans and spectators. Hannelore Hoger withdraws from the stage of life, but her inheritance will live on how her unforgettable work in German film and television shows. Your life's work will continue to be estimated by memories of her countless roles and appearances, as well as vienna.at