Veronica Ferres: From bullying victim to the film's superhero!

Veronica Ferres: From bullying victim to the film's superhero!

The German actress Veronica Ferres (59) has revealed her passion for ironing in a recent interview with the "Augsburger Allgemeine". "I also love to iron it," she said. Ferres emphasizes the quick and visible fulfillment that this household work brings with it. "When a shirt is just crumpled, and five minutes later it is ironed, it is a great feeling for me," said the confident actress. She links her joy of such activities with her childhood, in which she grew up as the youngest child of a coal and potato dealer in the Rhineland.

But their childhood was not always easy. As "ProSieben" reported, Ferres was often teased in her school days because she was larger and a little stronger than her classmates. The name Ferres was mocked by some as "fat", which made it difficult for her, but strengthened her and led to learning to assert herself. Despite the setbacks, such as the rejections of drama schools due to their size, it did not allow herself to be discouraged and took private acting lessons in Vienna. Her breakthrough finally came with the leading role in the comedy "Das Superweib" from 1996, she established herself as one of the best -known faces of German television.

from obstacles to fame

In the course of her career, Ferres often slipped into roles of strong women. Her talent was awarded numerous prizes, including the Bavarian Film Award, the Bambi and the German Film Award. Even in her current role in the "crime scene: queens" as an empathetic organizer, she shines with her acting strength. The career of the once so -called "invisible" impressively shows how she mastered the balancing act between personal challenges and great success, which made it one of the most successful actresses in Germany. Her development from the smiled at the celebrated actress is an impressive example of perseverance and talent.