How much is the Net worth of Anja Kling?

Anja Kling may have earned a respectable sum of money in her acting career. She hasn’t yet made her official net worth, salary, or income known to the general public. Her net worth is reportedly more than $1.5 million, according to some internet publications. Relationship Status In September 2018, Anja Kling wed Oliver Haas, a lighting technician whom she had met three years earlier while filming a movie, at Blankensee Castle.

Early Years and Bio

On March 22, 1970, Anja Kling was born in Potsdam, Germany. This actress is 52 years old as of the date of her birth and is a German citizen. Kling is an Aries by birth and practices Christianity as his religion. She is the second child of Margarita Kling, a documentary filmmaker, and her father Ulrich Kling (mother). Up until 2007, her father served as the manager of the DEFA studio in Babelsberg, which produces documentaries. While her mother has been (her) acting agent since 1994 and also teaches art. She was raised with her sister, the German actress Gerit Kling.

Education

Regarding her academic background, she spent a year at the Ballet School in Berlin. Since the first grade, she had wanted to become a doctor. Following her 1989 graduation from the Helmholtz-EOS in Potsdam, she wished to pursue a career in medicine. Her sister, however, encouraged her to participate in a public audition. Early in the 1990s, she enrolled in the Berlin acting program at the Ernst Busch acting school, but she soon left.

What is the Professional Career of Anja Kling?

In terms of her professional experience, Anja Kling played minor roles in the DEFA shows Thanks for the Flowers (1988), Mit Leib und Seele (1988), and Polizeiruf 110: Amoklauf (1989) as the second gardener, Melanie’s girlfriend, respectively. Finally, she was given the opportunity to play Susanne in the DEFA feature film Grüne Hochzeits. With the May 1989 release of this movie, she expanded her fan base. She also managed the girls’ publication Paula for Elf 99 for two years beginning in 1989.

Her breakthrough role in the ZDF series Helke Hagedorn’s Daughter marked the beginning of her career. For the ten-part ZDF adventure series Lost in Thailand, she made her debut in front of the camera in 1996 alongside her five-year-old sister. She played Katja, a supporting character to Gerit’s portrayal of Constanze Strauten. She played the Jewish Helena Golde in the 1996 Belarusian premiere of the German-Belarusian thriller From Hell to Hell. Also, She portrayed Natalia Wörner’s best friend Isabelle Corthen in the two-part television drama Der Seerosenteich, which is based on the same-titled novel by Christian Pfannenschmidt.

Additional movies and TV shows

In the early 2003 criminal drama Chasing the Flame Man, directed by Uwe Janson, she shared the role of Gerit Raische with Lisa Martinek. She and Maja Maranow co-starred as the breast cancer patient Judith Wlassek in Matti Geschonneck’s melodrama Liebe Sister in October 2003. In March 2004, Geschonneck cast her in another prominent role as vascular surgeon Inga Neumann in the TV movie Die rztin. She played Queen Metapha in the full-length movie (T)Spaceship Surprise – Period 1 that same year.

In Christian Tramitz’s comic series Tramitz & Friends, she started collaborating with him in 2004. In the historical Sat.1 TV two-parter, she portrayed the young mother Katja Schell. Love knows no boundaries; we are the people (2008). She played Lilli’s mother in the children’s movie Witch Lilli – The Dragon and the Magic Book, which debuted in February 2009. In the follow-up films Hexe Lilli – Die Reise Nach Mandolan (2011) by Harald Sicherheititz and Hexe Lilli saves Christmas (2017) by Wolfgang Groos, where the witch Lilli was portrayed by three different young actors, she was once more cast as Lilli’s mother. In the German-Austrian television sad comedy Chuzpe – Klops man needs, she portrayed the daughter of Holocaust survivor Edek Rotwachs (Dieter Hallervorden) (2015).

Recent career

She starred as Chief Inspector Bärbel Wallenstein in the new crime drama series Die Wallensteins, which debuted on ZDF in April 2015. Due to unfavorable reviews and a lower-than-expected viewership of 4.96 million viewers, the series was terminated in the summer of 2016 after the second episode under the new broadcast title Dresden Mord.
She portrayed the tough school administrator Dr. Schmitt-Gössenwein in the children’s movie Help, I Shrunk My Teacher, which had its world premiere in December 2015 and was based on the children’s book by Sabine Ludwig.

In the Help, I Shrunk My Parents sequel released in January 2018, she repeated the part. She had an appearance as Stefanie in Jan Georg Schütte’s improvised class reunion in 2019, which is about a high school class that graduated 25 years ago and reunites after all this time. Stefanie is one of the main characters in the play. In the ZDF crime drama Das Quartett, she has been serving as the head of Kommissariat 14 of the Leipzig homicide squad since October 2019. She and Philipp Hochmair co-starred as the Countess Sophia von Szápáry in one of the key roles of the eight-part Austrian-German-Czech television series Freud on ORF and Netflix in March 2020. Additionally, she has been a dubbing artist since the middle of the 1990s, most notably voicing the American actress Meg Ryan in the 1997 animated film Anastasia.

Awards and Nomination

She was named “Best German Young Actress” in 1995 and awarded the Golden Camera (Lilli Palmer Memory Camera). Also, She also won the German Comedy Award in 2004. She received the Bambi Award in the same year. Additionally, for the television movie We sind das Volk – Liebe kennt keine Grenzen, she won the 2009 Golden Camera for “Best German Actress” as well as the Bavarian TV Award for “Best Actress in a TV Movie.” Additionally, for Hannah Mangold & Lucy Palm, she received the 2012 Bavarian TV Award for “Best Actress in a Series and Series.”

Is Anja Kling married or not?

She previously spent twenty years in a relationship with the unit manager, Jens Solf. The couple has two children together: a son and a daughter. In November 2012, she declared that she and Solf were no longer cohabitating. She is a novelist in addition to being an actress. My tiny extended family: six grownups, three kids, and lots of action was the title of Kling’s autobiography, which List Verlag released in 2007.

The book, Then merely without a title, was published by her and her sister Gerit. Again, we couldn’t come to an understanding: two sisters, one story, in which they share private experiences and tales about themselves.

Body Stats and Social Media

The weight of this German actress, who is 5 feet 7 inches tall, is unknown. She also has blonde hair and green eyes, and nothing is known about her other physical characteristics. More than 41k people follow her on Instagram. On Facebook and Instagram, though, this German actress is not active.