Viktoria von Ballasko(1909-1976)

Actress
Writer
Voice Actor - Dubbing

Viktoria von Ballasko in Die Geliebte (1939)

Viktoria von Ballasko was born on 24 January 1909 in Vienna, Austria-Hungary [now Austria]. She was an actress and writer, known for Our Daily Bread (1949), Heimaterde (1941) and Der Majoratsherr (1943). She was married to Curt Behrendt. She died on 10 May 1976 in West Berlin, West Germany.

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Known for

Our Daily Bread

6.7

Martha Webers

1949

Heimaterde

Actress

1941

Der Majoratsherr

8.9

Amelie von Linden

1943

Kinderarzt Dr. Engel

7.2

Maria Winkler

1936

Credits

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Actress

Made in Germany - Die dramatische Geschichte des Hauses Zeiss
6.5
- Frau Löber
- 1957
Teenage Wolfpack
6.5
- Mutter Borchert
- 1956
Beichtgeheimnis
5.7
- Wirtschafterin
- 1956
Die Hexe
6.4
- 1954
Liebeskrieg nach Noten
6.2
- Fräulein Canisius
- 1953
Die Schuld des Dr. Homma
7.4
- Karen Homma
- 1951
Our Daily Bread
6.7
- Martha Webers
- 1949
Und wieder 48
6.0
- Betty
- 1948
Life Goes On
7.6
- Frau Kolling
- 1945
Die unheimliche Wandlung des Alex Roscher
7.2
- Grete Steinbauer, Alex' Braut
- 1943
Der Majoratsherr
8.9
- Amelie von Linden
- 1943
Gefährtin meines Sommers
5.7
- Hanna Polenz, Frau des Müllers
- 1943
Heimaterde
- 1941
Das Mädchen von Fanö
7.0
- Ipkes Frau Angens
- 1941
Im Schatten des Berges
6.6
- Veronica Zumtobel
- 1940

Writer

Voice Actor - Dubbing

Personal details

Alternative name
- Viktoria v. Ballasko
Born
- January 24, 1909
- Vienna, Austria-Hungary [now Austria]
Died
- May 10, 1976
- West Berlin, West Germany
Spouse
- Curt Behrendt1949 - ?

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Trivia
Austrian leading lady of the 1930's and 40's, an officer's daughter. Trained at Vienna's Akademie für Darstellende Kunst and first acted on stage in Bern, Switzerland, in 1929. On screen, often typecast as devoted, long-suffering or self-sacrificing wives and daughters, very much in keeping with the prevailing national socialist ideals of femininity. Failed to rekindle her career in the aftermath of World War II, but was briefly active as a voice-over artist, including dubbing for Joan Fontaine in Hitchcokc's "Suspicion" (1941).