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Jördis Triebel (born 30 October 1977) is a German film and stage actress. Early life. Triebel grew up the second oldest of four sisters in the Prenzlauer Berg locality of Berlin.
80K Followers, 1,528 Following, 996 Posts - Jördis Triebel (@joerdis_triebel) on Instagram: "The Empress, Dark, Babylon Berlin, Westen, In einem Land das es nicht mehr gibt, Die Drei ???"
Im Jahr 2023 wurde sie für ihre Nebenrolle der Gisela in In einem Land, das es nicht mehr gibt (2022) erneut mit dem Deutschen Filmpreis ausgezeichnet. Triebel lebt in Berlin-Friedrichshain. Sie hat zusammen mit dem Schauspieler Matthias Weidenhöfer zwei Söhne. 2014 trennte sich das Paar.
Actress: West. Jördis Triebel was born on 30 October 1977 in East-Berlin, German Democratic Republic. She is an actress, known for West (2013), Emmas Glück (2006) and One Breath (2015).
Actress: West. Jördis Triebel was born on 30 October 1977 in East-Berlin, German Democratic Republic. She is an actress, known for West (2013), Emmas Glück (2006) and One Breath (2015).
Jan 26, 2024 · Jördis Triebel gehört zu den bekanntesten Schauspielerinnen des Landes. Existenzsorgen kennt sie dennoch. Ein Gespräch über ihre Kindheit in Ost-Berlin und Herkunftsscham.
Jördis Triebel. Highest Rated: 90% The Silent Revolution (2018) Lowest Rated: 75% My Zoe (2019) Birthday: Jan 1, 1977. Birthplace: Berlin, East Germany. The Silent Revolution. Watchlist. West...
Following an impressive performance in Christian Schwochow's "Westen" ("West") that has her star as a GDR woman who is allowed to relocate to Western Germany but then faces intelligence investigations, Jördis Triebel was awarded a German Film Award for Best Actress in 2014.
Die drei ??? – Toteninsel as Aunt Mathilda. Jördis Triebel is known as an Actor. Some of her work includes Dark, Blood & Gold, Emma's Bliss, Pope Joan, West, 25 km/h, Babylon Berlin, and The Silent Revolution.
May 21, 2024 · Jördis Triebel (born 1977) is a German film and theatre actress. Early life Triebel grew up the second oldest of four sisters in the Prenzlauer Berg locality of Berlin.
