Gisela Hahn
Biography
Gisela Hahn is a German actress. Born Gisela Drenkhan in Wabrzezno, Poland, she came to Hamburg at the age of two. She grew up in Visselhövede and later moved to Munich in 1963. In Munich, she became a doctor's assistant to finance her acting and singing lessons. Under the stage name "Gisela Hahn", she made her first theater appearances in 1964. Hahn is a female actor, born on May 13, 1943, and is known by the alias Gisela Drenkhan. Her known credits include 52 acting roles.
Career overview
Gisela Hahn is a German actress. Born in Wabrzezno, Kujawsko-Pomorskie, Poland, she began her acting career in 1964, making her first theater appearances under the stage name "Gisela Hahn." Prior to her acting career, she worked as a doctor's assistant in Munich, where she also took private acting and singing lessons to finance her pursuits.
Gisela Hahn's career has spanned numerous roles in various productions. She has appeared in a significant number of films and television shows, with a total of 52 known credits. Her work in the entertainment industry has been primarily focused on acting.
Throughout her career, Gisela Hahn has continued to work in the German film and television industry. Her early beginnings as a doctor's assistant and her decision to pursue acting full-time demonstrate her dedication to her craft.
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- Terence Hill: Pazifist und Cowboy (2025) as Self
- Karigula - Monster der Liebe (2024) as Heidi Bachmann
- Open Wounds – A Journey through German Genre Films (2017)
- FantastiCozzi (2016) as Perla de la Cruz (archive footage)
- Doomed Love: A Journey Through German Genre Films (2016) as Herself
- Alles außer Sex (2005) as Ingeborg Seifert
- Küstenwache (1997) as Ingrid Ehlers
- Unser Charly (1995) as Gabriele Tautz
- Faust (1994) as Mona Greve
- The NeverEnding Story II: The Next Chapter (1990) Executive In Charge Of Production
- Schwarz Rot Gold (1982) as Katja
- Banana Joe (1982) as Advertising Announcer
- Deadly Game (1982) as Angela
- Bosco d'amore (1981)
- La Ferdinanda. Sonate für eine Medici-Villa (1981) as Paola
- Devil Hunter (1980) as Jane
- Contamination (1980) as Perla de la Cruz
- Palermo or Wolfsburg (1980) as Brigittes Mutter
- White Pop Jesus (1980) as Stella Young
- Ernesto (1979) as Signora Luzzato, Mother of Ilio and Rachele
- Disco Fieber (1979)
- SOKO München (1978) as Nina Schubert
- Battle of the Stars (1978) as Dr. Helen Parker
- L'Ultimo Aereo per Venezia (1977) as Monica Baum
- Rulers of the City (1976) as Clara
- The Loves and Times of Scaramouche (1976) as Babette
- A Common Sense of Modesty (1976) as Ursula Kerr
- Le seminariste (1976) as Annalisa - the au-pair Girl
- Emil of Lönneberga (1975) as Lärarinnan
- White Fang to the Rescue (1975) as Katie
- Substitute Teacher (1975) as Gymnastics teacher
- Night Police Station (1974) as The German Girl
- Julia (1974) as Myriam
- Bang, and the Angels Sing (1974) as Jennifer Adam
- Emil and the Piglet (1973) as Teacher
- Cesar and Rosalie (1972) as Carla
- Incensurato, provata disonestà, carriera assicurata cercasi (1972) as Zaccherin's wife
- Zambo, King Of The Jungle (1972) as Grace Woodworth
- Polizeiruf 110 (1971) as Gisela Bianchi
- Don't Turn the Other Cheek (1971) as Orlowsky's Wife
- When Men Carried Clubs and Women Played Ding-Dong (1971) as Sissi
- The Tiger Gang (1971) as Jacky Clay
- Durango Is Coming, Pay or Die (1971) as Margot
- They Call Me Trinity (1970) as Sarah
- The Servant (1970) as Karin
- Gradiva (1970)
- Zimmer 13 (1968) as Anita
- The Sweet Time of Kalimagdora (1968) as Marta
- Spy Today, Die Tomorrow (1967) as Meisje
- So Darling, So Deadly (1966) as Stella
- Again the Ringer (1965) as Susan Copperfield
- ... und sowas muß um 8 ins Bett (1965) as Schülerin