Die Kaiserin Színész- és szereplőlista
Empress Elisabeth 'Sisi' von Wittelsbach szerepében:
Devrim Lingnau
1998-01-01 Mannheim, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Devrim Lingnau (born in 1998 to a German mother and a Turkish father) is a film and television actress and dancer. While still at school, she attended the Academy of Dance at the Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst in Mannheim. After graduating from high school in 2017 she played her frist leading role in a feature film, the title role in the British romantic mystery drama Carmilla.
Franz Joseph of Austria-Hungary szerepében:
Philip Froissant
1994-01-01 Munich, Germany
Philip Froissant (born in 1994; Age: 27 years old) is a German actor and singer who rose to international fame after appearing in the Netflix movie, Black Island (original title Schwarze Insel) from Munich, Germany.
Princess Sophie of Bavaria szerepében:
Melika Foroutan
1976-01-01 Tehran, Iran
Archduke Maximilian szerepében:
Johannes Nussbaum
1995-05-31 Vienna, Austria
Duchess Helene of Bavaria szerepében:
Elisa Schlott
1994-02-07 Berlin, Germany
Princess Ludovika of Bavaria szerepében:
Jördis Triebel
1977-10-30 Berlin, Germany
Leontine von Apafi szerepében:
Almila Bağrıaçık
1990-07-10 Ankara, Turkey
Almila Bağrıaçık (born 10 July 1990) is a Turkish-German actress. She has performed in Turkish and German films and television. She was born in 1990 in Ankara, Turkey. Her parents, who were correspondents for the Turkish media, moved to Berlin in 1995, where she grew up speaking both German and Turkish. She was discovered, by chance, by a photographer in 2008, at a club in Kreuzberg in Berlin, who invited her to an audition. She won a role in the drama When We Leave directed by Feo Aladag, which premiered in 2010 at the Berlin International Film Festival.
Countess Sophie Esterházy szerepében:
Wiebke Puls
1973-12-12 Husum, Germany
Baron Alexander von Bach szerepében:
Alexander Finkenwirth
1986-01-01 Wiesbaden, Germany
Emma szerepében:
Tereza Duskova
Tereza Duskova is known for T2 Trainspotting (2017), Guilt (2019) and The Rehearsal (2019).
