Natalia Wörner

Natalia Wörner is a German actress who trained in New York at Lee Strasberg's Actors' Studio and began performing on stage in Hamburg after returning home. Her first film role came in 1992 with Leni, followed the same year by Sherry Hormann's Frauen sind etwas Wunderbares and Dominik Graf's thriller Die Sieger. She played opposite Gerard Depardieu in La Machine, and her performance in Um die Dreißig brought national attention. She won a Golden Gong in 1996 for a Tatort episode and later received two best actress honors in 2000 for the Bella Block episode Blinde Liebe and Frauen lügen besser. Her stage work includes The Blue Room and Proof in Hamburg, and she appeared in the series The Pillars of the Earth, which drew critical praise and awards. She also played an investigator in the crime series Unter anderen Umständen. Her film credits include Irren ist Männlich (1996), Die Kirche bleibt im Dorf (2012), and Götz von Berlichingen (2014).