Helga Anders
Biography
Helga Anders, born Helga Scherz on January 11, 1948, in Innsbruck, Austria, was a German-Austrian actress and voice actress. She began her career as a child performer and rose to prominence in the 1960s as a recognizable young face in German film and television, appearing in more than 80 film and television productions. Her credits include Max, der Taschendieb, Der Forellenhof, Die Unverbesserlichen, the family series Ferien in Lipizza, Irgendwie und sowieso, The White Horses, and Kommissar. She was also widely known for her voice work, notably as Pinocchio in the animated series Pinocchio and as the hamster Krümel in Nils Holgersson. Often cast as the youthful, rebellious child-woman archetype of the era, she passed away on March 31, 1986.
Career overview
Helga Anders was a German-Austrian actress and voice actress born on January 11, 1948, in Innsbruck, Austria. Beginning her career as a child performer, she rose to prominence in the 1960s and became one of the most recognizable young faces of German film and television. Throughout her career, she appeared in more than 80 film and television productions. Her notable screen credits include Max, der Taschendieb, Der Forellenhof, Die Unverbesserlichen, the popular family series Ferien in Lipizza, Irgendwie und sowieso, The White Horses, and Kommissar. She was frequently cast in the youthful, rebellious child-woman archetype of the era.
In addition to her onscreen work, Anders was widely known for her extensive voice acting. Most notably, she provided the voice of Pinocchio in the animated series Pinocchio and the voice of the hamster Krümel in Nils Holgersson. She remained a familiar figure in the entertainment industry before her death on March 31, 1986, at the age of 38.
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Full Filmography
78 titles- Irgendwie und Sowieso (1986) as Gänsemutter
- Miko: From the Gutter to the Stars (1986)
- War was, Rickie? (1985)
- Der Trotzkopf (1983) as Fräulein Güssow
- Unsere schönsten Jahre (1983) as Karin
- Krimistunde (1982)
- A Case For Two (1981) as Monika Brauer
- Bahnhofsgeschichten (1981)
- Anderland (1980) as Angelika
- Hurricane Rosie (1980) as Charlotte the Pedicure
- Prominentenküche (1979) as Self
- Lady Audleys Geheimnis (1978) as Phoebe
- Der Unbekannte (1978) as Camilla Ghadini
- Lady Audleys Geheimnis (1978) as Phoebe
- Detektiv Harvey (1978) as Molly
- Adoptionen (1978)
- The Old Fox (1977) as Christa Brückner
- The Old Fox (1977) as Anita Will
- Polizeiinspektion 1 (1977) as Referendarin
- Polizeiinspektion 1 (1977) as Isolde
- Polizeiinspektion 1 (1977) as Frau Plötzl
- Polizeiinspektion 1 (1977) as Uschi
- Eichholz & Söhne (1977) as Marlene
- Naughty Freshmen (1977) as Susi (voice) (uncredited)
- The Clown (1976) as Sabine
- Anita Drögemöller und die Ruhe an der Ruhr (1976) as Kimmi
- Spannagl und Sohn (1975) as Beate Spannagl
- Derrick (1974) as Roswitha Meinecke
- Derrick (1974) as Vera Höfer
- Derrick (1974) as Heli
- Derrick (1974) as Hannelore Junker
- Derrick (1974) as Waltraud Heimann
- Derrick (1974) as Beate Schill
- Derrick (1974) as Uschi
- Das Blaue Palais (1974) as Yvonne (Ep. 4-5)
- Pan (1973)
- Fall nicht in den Schwanensee (1973) as Nancy
- Die Gräfin von Rathenow (1973) as Kammerzofe
- Sie und Er im Kreuzverhör (1971)
- Zwischen uns beiden (1971) as Das Mädchen
- Olympia – Olympia (1971) as Julia
- Der Pott (1971) as Jessie
- Scene of the Crime (1970) as Renate Cand
- Treffpunkte (1970) as Self
- The Brutes (1970) as Alice
- Mord im Pfarrhaus (1970) as Virginia Hampton
- The Commissioner (1969) as Herta Panse
- The Commissioner (1969) as Kirsten Benda
- Rabbit in the Pit (1969) as Leslie Pouliard
- The Unnaturals (1969) as Elisabeth
- Unser Doktor ist der Beste (1969) as Loni Vogt
- Beyond Control (1968) as Monika
- Erotik auf der Schulbank (1968) as Sybille Deutsch
- Jet Generation (1968)
- Carrot and Stick (1968) as Helga Arnold
- Im weißen Rößl (1967) as Klärchen
- Devil's Girls (1967) as Linda
- Girls, Girls (1967) as Angela
- Murderers Club of Brooklyn (1967) as Edna Cormick
- Tattoo (1967) as Gaby
- Ein Monat auf dem Lande (1967) as Wjerotschka
- The White Horses (1966) as Julka
- How to Seduce a Playboy? (1966) as Lucy
- Happy-End am Wolfgangsee (1966) as Bibi Werner
- Congress of Love (1966) as Anni Leithner
- Das Cello (1966) as Miss Nicole
- Der Forellenhof (1965) as Tochter Christa
- Die Unverbesserlichen (1965) as Lore Scholz
- Die Bräute meiner Söhne (1965)
- Einer wird gewinnen (1964) as Self
- Willy Reichert in … (1964) as Susi
- Willy Reichert in … (1964) as Angelika
- Bubusch (1962) as Barbara Schneider
- Max der Taschendieb (1962) as Brigitte
- Peter Pan (1962) as Wendy Darling
- The Sundry Angel (1962) as Flora
- Sie schreiben mit (1958)
- German Film Award (1951) as Self
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Helga Anders best known for?
Helga Anders is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Irgendwie und Sowieso (1986), Der Trotzkopf (1983), A Case For Two (1981), The Old Fox (1977).
When and where was Helga Anders born?
Helga Anders was born on January 11, 1948 in Innsbruck, Austria. They passed away on March 31, 1986.
How many credits does Helga Anders have?
Helga Anders has accumulated over 78 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1951 to 1986.
What is Helga Anders's background in cinema and television?
Helga Anders, born Helga Scherz on January 11, 1948, in Innsbruck, Austria, was a German-Austrian actress and voice actress. She began her career as a child performer and rose to prominence in the 1960s as a recognizable young face in German film and television, appearing in more than 80 film and television productions...
Helga Anders by the numbers
Age in their best-rated roles
- Polizeiinspektion 1 (1977) as Referendarin — aged about 29
- Polizeiinspektion 1 (1977) as Isolde — aged about 29
- Polizeiinspektion 1 (1977) as Frau Plötzl — aged about 29
- Polizeiinspektion 1 (1977) as Uschi — aged about 29
- The White Horses (1966) as Julka — aged about 18
- Der Trotzkopf (1983) as Fräulein Güssow — aged about 35
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