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Alexandra Finder (* 12. Juli 1977 in Ost-Berlin) ist eine deutsche Schauspielerin
Alexandra Finder (born 12 July 1977) is a German actress. She appeared in more than thirty films since 1998. Selected filmography
Alexandra Finder was born on 12 July 1977 in Berlin, Germany. She is an actress, known for The Police Officer's Wife (2013), Antons Fest (2013) and Supai Zoruge (2003).
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Alexandra Finder – Schauspielerin. Theater, Film, Kino, Sprecherin, Synchron, Performance, Freie Darstellende Kunst. News. Jetzt in der Mediathek DAS QUARTETT – Das Schweigen von Elmar Fischer. Voraufführung und Premiere der Komödie KALTER WEISSER MANN am Renaissance-Theater Berlin: 26. April Premiere.
Apr 22, 2024 · Phone: 6248 5400 Email: alexandra_ps@moe.edu.sg. Website: http://alexandrapri.moe.edu.sg. Get information such as the schools' contact details, and subjects, CCAs and programmes offered by the school.
Alexandra Finder is known as an Actor. Some of her work includes The Policeman's Wife, Brinkmanns Zorn, Shed My Skin, Swimming, The City Below, Antons Fest, Spiderwebhouse, and Unschuldig.
The actress ALEXANDRA FINDER, who grew up in East Berlin and studied at the Ernst Busch School, works as a freelance artist in Berlin. She has appeared in various cinema and television productions, including the Grimme Prize-winning film BRINKMANN'S ZORN by Harald Bergmann.
Born in Berlin in 1977, Alexandra Finder has been a familiar face on German TV since she made her debut in 1996 on the long-running soap opera "Gute Zeiten, Schleite Zeiten," created by...
The actress ALEXANDRA FINDER, who grew up in East Berlin and studied at the Ernst Busch School, works as a freelance artist in Berlin. She has appeared in various cinema and television productions, including the Grimme Prize-winning film BRINKMANN'S ZORN by Harald Bergmann.
