
Known for
Acting
Born
May 4, 1944
Birthplace
Wien, Austria
Died
May 14, 2009 (aged 65)
Monica Bleibtreu (born May 4, 1944, in Vienna; died May 13, 2009, in Hamburg) was an Austrian actress, acting instructor, and screenwriter.
Bleibtreu hailed from a family with a long-standing theatrical tradition. Her father, Renato Attilio Bleibtreu, directed the *Wiener Zimmerbühne* in Mödling, and her great-aunt was the renowned actress Hedwig Bleibtreu. Following the financial failure of the theater, Monica Bleibtreu was compelled to contribute to her family's livelihood while still a teenager.
At the age of sixteen, she moved to Hamburg, where she took acting lessons. She later studied at the Max Reinhardt Seminar in Vienna. Her career began on the stage, where she performed at venues...
2010
as Lore Winter
2009
as Traudl Krieger, In Memory Of
2009
as Nadines Grossmutter
2009
as Else Bongers
2008
as Marie Dunkel
2008
as Vera Hartel
2008
as Frau Kobarek
2007
as Mietzi
2007
as Risa Ginsberg
2007
as Maria Schröder
2006
as Mutter
2006
as Traude Krüger
2006
as Jenny Ritz
2006
as Christine Fogert
2005
2005
as Maria Stadler
2005
as Lea Steinwendner
2005
as Generalin von Palinkow
2004
as Frau Hasser
2004
as Walpurgia
2004
as Clara
2004
2003
as Aloisia Habesam
2003
as Veronika Seiler
2003