Hannah Herzsprung Biography: Movies & TV Shows, Height, Net Worth, Siblings, Age, Spouse

Hannah-Rebecca Herzsprung, known as Hannah Herzsprung, is a German actress celebrated for her intense yet vulnerable performances, making her one of Germany’s most compelling young talents.

She effortlessly portrays diverse roles, from prison-cell pianists to post-apocalyptic survivors.

Her breakout role in Four Minutes (2006) earned her the Bavarian Film Prize, and she further showcased her range in The Reader and The Baader Meinhof Complex.

Profile

• Full Name: Hannah-Rebecca Herzsprung
• Stage Name: Hannah Herzsprung
• Born: 7, September 1981
• Age: 44 years old
• Birthplace: Hamburg, Germany
• Nationality: German
• Occupation: Actress
• Height: 1.63m
• Parents: Bernd Herzsprung, and Barbara Engel
• Siblings: Sara Herzsprung
• Spouse: Unknown
• Children: None
• Relationship: Unknown
• Net Worth: $3 million

Early Life and Education

Hannah-Rebecca Herzsprung was born on September 7, 1981, in Hamburg, West Germany. Her father, actor Bernd Herzsprung, and mother, fashion designer Barbara Engel, created a creatively lively home with script readings and sketches.

She grew up with her sister Sara in an environment where performance felt like play. After high school, she studied Communication Sciences at Vienna University but left in the mid-2000s to pursue auditions, choosing practical experience over theory.

Of German descent with Hanseatic roots, Herzsprung keeps her faith private, though many of her roles explore moral themes.

Career

Hannah Herzsprung began her career with small television appearances before achieving a breakout role in Chris Kraus’s Four Minutes (2006).

Portraying Jenny, a volatile prison pianist whose intensity and skill captured critical acclaim, she won the Bavarian Film Prize for Best Young Talent and received a nomination at the German Film Awards.

That same year, she showcased her range as Florina in Life Actually, earning the Best Supporting Actress award at the Deutscher Filmpreis.

Her rising profile attracted international attention with notable performances in Uli Edel’s The Baader Meinhof Complex (2008), where she played RAF member Susanne Albrecht, and a supporting role opposite Kate Winslet in Stephen Daldry’s The Reader (2008).

Throughout the 2010s, Herzsprung expanded her artistic repertoire. She demonstrated resilience and depth as Marie in Roland Emmerich’s apocalyptic thriller Hell (2011), and anchored the long-running family drama series Weissensee (2010–2018) as Julia Hausmann, a role she inhabited over four seasons.

Recognized early on as a European Shooting Star in 2008, she balanced mainstream and independent projects such as 10 Sekunden (2008), and expanded her skill set into voice acting and carefully curated film roles.

Known for her meticulous role selection, Hannah Herzsprung continues to impress with performances characterized by nuanced emotional depth and subtle intensity. From the romantic dramedy Fühl dich gut (2021) to gripping streaming thrillers and Dark spin-offs, she consistently delivers portrayals that explore complex inner lives with quiet power, resonating deeply with audiences well beyond the screen.

Social Media

• Hannah Herzsprung has no verified social media account.

Personal Life

Hannah Herzsprung carefully guards her private life, especially when it comes to matters of romance and family, as no verified information about a partner or children has ever surfaced in public records or media.

She has made her home in the tranquil, leafy neighborhood of Charlottenburg in Berlin, where she relishes the ability to blend into the background and enjoy a sense of anonymity.

Filmography

• Four Minutes (2006)
• Life Actually (2006)
•   The Baader Meinhof Complex (2008)
• The Reader (2008)
•   10 Sekunden (2008)
•   Hell (2011)
•   Weissensee (TV Series, 2010–2018)
•   Ludwig II (2012)
•   The Taste of Apple Seeds (2013)
•   Who Am I (2014)
•   Dreamgirls (2015)
•   Fack ju Göhte 3 (2017)
•   Fühl dich gut (2021)

Net Worth

Hannah Herzsprung commands an estimated net worth of $3 million, built on steady German lead fees from award-winners like Four Minutes, TV residuals from Weissensee, and international distribution for The Reader.

Selective streaming deals and voice gigs round out earnings reflective of a focused, acclaimed career.