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Forever partnership, never marriage certificate: Ursula Burkhart's secret life!
Ursula Maria Burkhart, star of "Rosenheim Cops", talks about her long-term partnership and the new season of the series.
Forever partnership, never marriage certificate: Ursula Burkhart's secret life!
Ursula Maria Burkhart, who has been known as Marianne Grasegger in the ZDF crime series “The Rosenheim Cops” since 2014, not only celebrates success on the screen, but also keeps her private life largely under wraps. This artist lives in Oberammergau and avoids social networks. An exception is her appearance on the BR podcast “Die Blaue Couch”, where she highlights her preference for privacy and discusses current developments in her life.
Burkhart is 64 years old and lives in a long-term relationship. In an interview with “Frau im Spiegel” she speaks openly about her relationship for the first time. She has known her partner for 50 years, but they only became a couple in 2010. The actress remains true to this relationship pattern, although she refers to him as “my husband”, the wedding vows are not important to her. There was a marriage proposal at the beginning of their relationship, but as Burkhart emphasizes, they have long felt like they belong together without a marriage license.
Professional background
Ursula Burkhart has an impressive professional career. Before she dedicated herself to acting, she worked as a pediatric nurse in a hospital in Schwabing for over twenty years. Since 2002, she has been committed to the art of acting and has taken private acting lessons to hone her skills. She took her first steps in front of the camera in Herbert Achternbusch's films and soon landed episodic roles in various series before finally taking on a continuous role in the popular ZDF series "The Rosenheim Cops".
In addition to her work in “The Rosenheim Cops,” she has also played a variety of roles at the Munich Volkstheater and is the longest-serving actress in the ensemble. She demonstrated her acting skills with characteristic roles such as Tamora in “Titus Andronicus” and Titania/Hippolyta in “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”.
Filming is currently underway on the new season of “Rosenheim Cops”, where a fresh impetus will be introduced with an actress from “Everything that counts”. This series is one of the many crime series that are very popular in Germany. In addition to “The Rosenheim Cops”, series such as “Babylon Berlin”, “Tatort” and “Nord bei Nordwest” are also very popular, each with unique investigations and characters that captivate the audience.
A look at the ranking of crime series shows the diversity and appeal that this genre radiates in Germany:
| series | IMDb rating |
|---|---|
| Babylon Berlin | 8.4/10 |
| Dogs of Berlin | 7.5/10 |
| Hubert without Staller | 7.5/10 |
| The dead from Lake Constance | 7/10 |
| Crime scene | classic |
The exciting variety of German crime series shows that the genre can not only be exciting, but also offers a lot of humor. Both local and national investigators get viewers excited.
With her unique presence and her commitment to acting, Ursula Maria Burkhart remains an integral part of the German television landscape and leaves her fans eagerly awaiting every new episode. Her choices, especially regarding her personal life, make her a fascinating figure in the media world. After all, a little mystery never hurts!