Johanna von Koczian(1933-2024)

Actress
Writer
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Johanna von Koczian in Die Ehe des Herrn Mississippi (1961)

The brilliance of one of the world's most beloved tenors and the exciting world of opera highlight this delightful romantic adventure set in the most beautiful cities of Europe. Tonio Costa (Mario Lanza), the temperamental darling of the opera world, is forever missing performances because of impromptu street concerts and endless parties. But Tonio's carefree ways change when he falls in love with Christa, a beautiful deaf girl. Christa refuses to marry him until she can hear his sublime voice. So they embark upon a whirlwind concert tour of Europe where Christa consults with specialists while Tonio sings his heart out. Their love grows stronger and they realize that as long as they are together they can face whatever the future holds. Lush, exotic locations, fabulous operatic performances and the magic of Mario Lanza give this sparkling love story the look and sound of enchantment.

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For the First Time (1959)

Johanna von Koczian was born on 30 October 1933 in Berlin, Germany. She was an actress and writer, known for Viktor und Viktoria (1957), Heldinnen (1960) and Café Wernicke (1979). She was married to Wolfgang Kabitzky and Dietrich Haugk. She died on 10 February 2024 in Berlin, Germany.

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Awards
- 1 nomination total

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Known for

Viktor und Viktoria (1957)

Viktor und Viktoria

6.5

Erika Lohr

1957

Marianne Koch and Johanna von Koczian in Heldinnen (1960)

6.4

Franziska

1960

Almut Eggert, Ursula Heyer, Harald Juhnke, and Peer Schmidt in Café Wernicke (1979)

8.3

TV Series

Ingeborg Gruner

O.E. Hasse and Johanna von Koczian in Die Ehe des Herrn Mississippi (1961)

Die Ehe des Herrn Mississippi

6.1

Anastasia

1961

Credits

Actress

Danni Lowinski
6.7
TV Series
- Gisela Ritter
- 2013
In aller Freundschaft
4.5
TV Series
- Erika Freitag
- Carla Röhn
- 2004–2013
Die Landärztin
2.8
TV Series
- Marie Senholzer
- Marie Gruber
- 2005–2011
Sacré Charlie
6.0
TV Series
- Kostas Mutter
- 2009
Unter weissen Segeln
2.4
TV Series
- Gerda Burmeester
- 2006
Schloßhotel Orth
4.7
TV Series
- Johanna Weber
- 2005
Das Traumschiff
4.2
TV Series
- Dagmar Müller
- 2005
Soko, brigade des stups
5.8
TV Series
- Katharina Klewe
- 2002
Scheidung mit Hindernissen
4.3
TV Movie
- Elisabeth Paulke
- 2001
O Palmenbaum
6.2
TV Movie
- Lilibet Treichl - Luiserls und Katis Mutter
- 2000
Single Bells
7.1
TV Movie
- Lilibet Treichl - Luiserls und Katis Mutter
- 1997
Stadtklinik
2.3
TV Series
- Christina Florence
- 1995–1996
Mordslust
TV Series
- Bella Brückner (segment "Der Profi")
- 1995
Der Gletscherclan
TV Series
- 1994
Cornelius hilft
2.4
TV Series
- 1994

Writer

Soundtrack

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Personal details

Alternative names
- Johanna v. Koczian
Height
- 1.67 m
Born
- October 30, 1933
- Berlin, Germany
Died
- February 10, 2024
- Berlin, Germany
Spouses
Children
- Alexandra von Koczian
Other works
Dubbing voice of Bibi Andersson in the German post-synchronized version of Ingmar Bergman's 'Smulstronstället' (Wilde Erdbeeren).
Publicity listings
- 6 Magazine Cover Photos

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Trivia
She became popular again for a 1977 satirical schlager, "Das bißchen Haushalt ... sagt mein Mann" (The little bit of housework ... says my husband), after singing it in Dieter Thomas Heck's Hitparade show.

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