Ursula Sieg Biography – Ursula Sieg Wiki
Ursula Sieg is a German actress, voice actress, and radio play announcer. She is best known as a voice actress in the role of Blanche Devereaux, played by Rue McClanahan, in the series golden Girls and Golden Palace. She received her acting training from Eduard Marks and was already making her debut at the Junges Theater, which later became the Ernst-Deutsch-Theater. She then made guest appearances at the Thalia Theater in Hamburg and at stages in Lübeck and Hanover. In 1962 Sieg returned to the Junges Theater, where she met Wolfgang Petersen, to whom she was married from 1970 to 1978.
She made her camera debut in the 1958 feature film Grabenplatz 17, directed by Erich Engels, in the role of Margot Quast. She then appeared in many productions of the 1960s and 1970s, such as The Castle, A Coffin for Mr. Holloway, Charley’s Aunt, Call the Police, and Crime Scene. In Wolfgang Petersen’s I will kill you, Wolf, she was able to claim the leading role of the young woman.
After extended appearances in film and television, such as in various roles in The Black Forest Clinic, These Drombuschs, The Peter Alexander Show, Natalie – Hell after the baby stroke, or Alpha team – The Lifesavers in the Operating Room, she was Anke Hansen in the family series The Fishermen seen from Moorhövd.
She has also appeared in several episode appearances in The Equalizer, King of Queens, and Pretender series and in several feature films including The Last of the Fiery Lovers, The One True Love, or Murder at the Vicarage. Sieg is known to children above all through the voice of Aunt Fanny in the radio play series five Friends and that of Mrs. Breitenbach in Bob the Builder. She has also appeared several times inTKKG, Garfield, A Case for the Tiger Team and The Three listen. In 2002 she withdrew from the public eye and since then has only worked as a dubbing and radio play speaker.
Ursula Sieg Age
She was born on August 7, 1937, in Munich, Germany.
Ursula Sieg Husband
Her current marital status is unknown. In 1970, she got married to the late Wolfgang Petersen who was a German film director, producer, and screenwriter. They had a son and eventually divorced in 1978. She has two grandchildren. Her former husband, Peterson died of pancreatic cancer on August 12, 2022, at the age of 81, at his home in Brentwood, Los Angeles, United States.
Ursula Sieg Son
She has one child, a son who is an adult named Daniel Petersen. She also has two grandchildren.
Ursula Sieg Parents
She is the daughter of actor and director Max Walter Sieg and opera singer Else Schürhoff. At the age of two, she moved to Vienna with her parents, and at the age of 14, she relocated to Hamburg.
