Simone Thomalla (born April 11, 1965) is a German actress.As a child,
Thomalla wanted to be a musician, but instead attended the Hochschule
für Schauspielkunst "Ernst Busch" acting school in Berlin. She began
her career in 1982 in East Germany, with the movie Abgefunden. Since
then, she has had many roles in a variety of German movies and TV
series. Thomalla is well known for appearing in commercials. She won
the Goldene Kamera together with Rudi Assauer for her Veltins
commercial. She currently plays detective Eva Saalfeld in the German
TV series Tatort, as well as other roles. Playboy Germany published
photos of Thomalla in their February 2010 edition.Thomalla is the
daughter of architect Alfred Thomalla. She grew up in Potsdam, East
Germany.From 1991 to 1995, Thomalla was married to actor André
Vetters. From 2000 to 2009, she was in a relationship with German
football manager Rudi Assauer. Since 2009, she has been in a
relationship with handball player Silvio Heinevetter. She gave birth
to her daughter Sophia Thomalla during the East German revolution of
1989.
Thomalla wanted to be a musician, but instead attended the Hochschule
für Schauspielkunst "Ernst Busch" acting school in Berlin. She began
her career in 1982 in East Germany, with the movie Abgefunden. Since
then, she has had many roles in a variety of German movies and TV
series. Thomalla is well known for appearing in commercials. She won
the Goldene Kamera together with Rudi Assauer for her Veltins
commercial. She currently plays detective Eva Saalfeld in the German
TV series Tatort, as well as other roles. Playboy Germany published
photos of Thomalla in their February 2010 edition.Thomalla is the
daughter of architect Alfred Thomalla. She grew up in Potsdam, East
Germany.From 1991 to 1995, Thomalla was married to actor André
Vetters. From 2000 to 2009, she was in a relationship with German
football manager Rudi Assauer. Since 2009, she has been in a
relationship with handball player Silvio Heinevetter. She gave birth
to her daughter Sophia Thomalla during the East German revolution of
1989.
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