Scene from Bis daß der Tod euch scheidet (1979)

Alternate Names: Kathrin Sass, Katrin Sass, Katrin Saß

Physical Characteristics: N/A

First Appearances:

• Until Death Do Us Part (1979) as Sonja Wallner

Most Important Roles:

• Good Bye, Lenin! (2003) as Mother
• Policewoman (2000) as Frau Kubitschek
• Lulu and Jimi (2009) as Gertrud
• Give Me Your Hand (2008) as La Femme du Train
• Tuition for Dad (1984) as
• The Silence (2010) as Elena Lange
• Kiss me Kismet (2006) as Helena
• Großes Kino made in DDR (2016) as Self
• Jugend ohne Gott (1991) as Nelly
• On Probation (1981) as Nina Kern

Career Highlights:

• Good Bye, Lenin! (2003)
• Policewoman (2000)
• Lulu and Jimi (2009)
• Give Me Your Hand (2008)
• Tuition for Dad (1984)
• The Silence (2010)
• Kiss me Kismet (2006)
• Großes Kino made in DDR (2016)
• Jugend ohne Gott (1991)
• On Probation (1981)

"Katrin Saß first handled calls as a telephone operator before transferring her talents to acting and captivating audiences worldwide. Born in Schwerin, Germany, she debuted onscreen in the 1979 television movie 'Bis dass der Tod euch scheidet' (Until Death Do Us Part), boldly baring her breasts amidst minimal German TV censorship. Saß continued to enchant viewers in subsequent television productions like 'Schimanski', 'Klemperer - Ein Leben in Deutschland', and 'Polizeiruf 110 - Opfergang' (1994), where she teasingly revealed side boob. She also exposed her assets in the East German drama 'Familie Rechlin' (1982) and the Berlin-set saga 'Heidi M.' (2001). In the latter, Saß donned a black brassiere that left little to the imagination. Apart from these roles, she starred in 'The House on the River' (1986) and 'Fallada: The Last Chapter' (1988). Throughout her career, Katrin's exceptional skills earned her a Silver Bear for Best Actress at the 32nd Berlin International Film Festival for her role in 'Bürgschaft für ein Jahr' (1981), though she remains without an Anatomy Award. Perhaps reaching out to her might shed light on why this hasn't happened yet."