Barbara Wussow Actress
Barbara Wussow is a 63 years old actress from Germany from Munich, Bavaria. She was born on March 28, 1961 in Munich, Bavaria.
About
Yes, Barbara Wussow is still alive Last check: 3 years ago
Family
Her mother is Ida Krottendorf and her father is Klausjürgen Wussow. Her mother was Actress Her mother died at the age of 71 (Barbara was 37 years old). When Barbara born she was 33 years old. and Klausjürgen Wussow was 31 years old when Barbara born. Her father was a German actor.
Parents
Husband
Albert Fortell, Actor
She married with Albert Fortell (67), in 1990. Barbara Wussow was 28 and Albert Fortell was 37 years old. Married for 34 years, 10 months.
Brother
Barbara Wussow has 1 sibling. Actor Alexander (3 years younger)
Works
Barbara Wussow Movies (28)
There are 28 movies of Barbara Wussow.
Her first feature film was Rosamunde Pilcher: Wo die Liebe begann (2006, as Diane Chelsom). She was 45 when she starred in this movie. Since 2006, she has appeared in 28 feature films. The last one is Rosamunde Pilcher: Englischer Wein (2011). In this movie, she played the character Jessie Watson .
View all Barbara Wussow movies.Barbara Wussow movie characters
The names of the characters/jobs in the films she starred in are as follows:
Barbara Wussow TV Shows (41)
Her first TV Show was Stars in der Manege (1959).
View all Barbara Wussow TV shows.Education
She graduated from Academy Of Fine Arts Vienna
What is Barbara's zodiac sign?Barbara Wussow zodiac sign is aries.
When is Wussow's next birthday?
Barbara Wussow was born on the , which was a Tuesday. She will be turning 64 in only 124 days from today (24 November, 2024).
Other facts about Barbara Wussow
Name in native language | Barbara Wussow |
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Native language | Austrian German |
Languages spoken, written or signed | German |
Number of children | 2 |
Family name | Wussow. Show people with the surname Wussow |
Country of citizenship | Germany |
Given name | Barbara |
Official website | Barbara Wussow official website , language of work or name: German |