Heidelinde Weis cause of death: How did Heidelinde Weis die at 83?

Heidelinde Weis, Austrian actress known to German television audiences for her appearances in “Derrick”, “Schwarzwaldklinik” and “Traumschiff”, has died at the age of 83.

Heidelinde Weis died on Friday at the age of 83. The Austrian “Kronen Zeitung” and ORF initially reported her death.

Heidelinde Weis cause of death

Heidelinde Weis died of heart failure on the evening of the 24th November 2023 after a attack in the hospital in Villach.

The 81-year-old sister of the deceased Ingrid Weiss confirmed death and spoke of heart failure, as reported by the “BILD”.

Heidelinde Weis first came to the Villach hospital after a weakness attack, before she died in the evening.

Who was Heidelinde Weis?

Heidelinde Weis was born on September 17, 1940 in Villach, Carinthia, Austria.

She is the daughter of a commercial employee, she attended a business school and played the title role of an adaptation of the fairy tale Hans im Glück at the age of 14 at the Austrian School stage.

After her acting education at the Max Reinhardt Seminar in Vienna in 1957/58 (together with Erika Pluhar), she belonged to the permanent ensemble of the Theater in der Josefstadt in Vienna in 1959/60.

She made her cinema debut in 1959 in the film I married Mr. Director, in which she portrayed a ambitious stenographer.

Heidelinde Weis was married to the 21 year older theatre producer Hellmuth Duna from 1960 until his death in 1998.

She has been going on tour frequently with its stage since then. From 1962 to 1981 she gave guest performances at the Theater am Kurfürstendamm, in Hamburg, Düsseldorf and the Theater in Brienner Straße in Munich, among others.

She was particularly successful in Colombe by Anouilh, but also as Isabella in measure and Olivia in what she wanted was convincing.

At the Salzburg Festival in 1976 she played Rosetta in Leonce and Lena and in 1978 the Countess in The Great Day or Figaro’s Wedding.

She became known for the film business in 1964 with the title heroine in Michael Pfleghar’s The Dead of Beverly Hills; she then appeared in several episodes of the Lausbubengeschichten film series after Ludwig Thoma.

In the historical film comedy Liselotte of the Palatinate, she took on the title role.

At the end of the 1960s, she increasingly shifted her work to television, after she Claus Biederstaedthad already played the title role in the Leitner family of Austrian television during her acting education from 1958 onwards.

during her acting education with her daughter Gerda in the live series Leitner family of Austrian television and in 1963, Die Frau in Weißshe played the title role in the twenty television series.

the double role of Laura and the woman played in white. Since the mid-1960s she has been successful with chansons, working with Kristian Schultze, among others.

In 1975, she published her first long-playing record with herself-writed songs under the title So sing[6], for which she was awarded the German Record Prize of the Phono Academy Berlin.

This was followed by the music albums I am a fool (1976) and Aber I have had a lot of dreams (1979). In 1983, she appeared for three months continuously in the Munich salmon and shooting society with the program Lieder about love or what one thinks for and Rosa .

In 1981, she gave a concert with Kristian Schultze, the guitarist Sigi Schwab and the flutist Chris Hinze as part of the Festival Carinthischer Summer.

She was also involved as a spokesperson for various radio play productions.

In addition to guest appearances in the series such as Der Kommissar, Der Alte, Derrick and Ein Fall für zwei, she played in 1982 in the TV production Die Erbin and in 1984 under the direction of Rolf von Sydow in Abpp.

In the television series The Black Forest Clinic, she took on the role of doctor Dr. Elena Bach, who had killed in a car accident.

Due to the long-term illness of her husband, who was cared for by her, she made herself very rare in the mid-1980s.

After his death in 1998, she was shown in German-language television productions such as Das Traumschiff, Rosamunde-Pilcher – and Utta-Danella film adaptations.

In 1998, she directed next year, the same time with Heiner Lauterbach herself. Despite serious illnesses, she continued to work in film, television and radio productions.

In the way, she is involved in charitable organizations and productions that are mainly related to their own illnesses.

In March 2016, it was announced that Heidelinde Weis had bladder cancer. In August 2016, their recovery was reported.

In 2022 her autobiography The best thing yet coming was published.

How did Heidelinde Weis die?

On the evening of the 24th November 2023 Heidelinde Weis died of heart failure after a attack in the hospital in Villach.

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