Crime scene: Rebland: That's why the victim Beate Schmidbauer is known

In "Tatort: ​​Rebland" Tobler and Berg are looking for a rapist. The focus is on the victim Beate Schmidbauer. But how do you know them?

In "Tatort: ​​Rebland" (September 27, the first), the commissioners Franziska Tobler (Eva Löbau, 48) and Friedemann Berg (Hans-Jochen Wagner, 51) have to investigate a rape. The victim: The radio presenter Beate Schmidbauer, who was brutally beaten down on the way home from a wine festival. Victoria Trauttmansdorff (60, "Patong Girl") embodies the role of a woman who has to struggle with the psychological consequences of a traumatizing act. How do you know the actress?

Acclaimed stage actress

Victoria Trauttmansdorff was born on September 8, 1960 in Vienna, Austria, and began her acting career at the theater. She received her first engagement at the Düsseldorfer Schauspielhaus – this was followed by roles at the Nationaltheater Mannheim and the Stuttgart Schauspielhaus. In 1993 director Jürgen Flimm (79) finally brought her to the Thalia Theater in Hamburg, where she celebrated great success. At the end of the 1990s, Trauttmansdorff was increasingly drawn to film and television.

From theater to well-known TV face

TV viewers know the actress from the ZDF series "Einsatz in Hamburg": From 2004 to 2010 she flickered as a pathologist Dr. Helga Dunkel on the screens. In addition to television appearances, Trauttmansdorff also got supporting roles in numerous feature films, for example in "Bella Martha" (2001), "Falscher Bekenner" (2005) or in "Gespenster" (2005).

In 2007, the Austrian actress earned a lot of critical praise for her role as Anne Hoffman in the family drama "Gegenüber". For her portrayal of the beating wife, Trauttmansdorff even received a nomination for the German Film Prize for Best Actress. It continued with excellent results: in 2019 she was seen as foster mother Sylvia in the multiple award-winning film drama "Systemsprecher". The Franco-German feature film "And tomorrow the whole world" (German cinema release: October 29, 2020) is also starting again for the award ceremonies. Trauttmansdorff can be seen as the mother of the leading actress.

The world of crime is not alien to her

Victoria Trauttmansdorff is also no stranger to the world of crime fiction: For example, she starred in the crime comedy "2 for all cases – a song for the murderer" (2010) and in "Bloch: Persecuted" (2010) – as the stalker Svenja Schneider she made for goosebumps and enthusiasm. The petite actress has also appeared in other popular crime thriller formats such as "SOKO Kitzbühel" or "Schnell Determined".

"Tatort" fans should definitely look familiar to Trauttmansdorff. The native Austrian has already appeared eight times in the popular Sunday crime format. Most recently in "Tatort: ​​Krieg im Kopf" (2020) as Professor Leyh at the side of Maria Furtwängler (54) and Florence Kasumba (43).

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