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Martina Hill

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Martina Hill
Hill in 2019
Born (1974-07-14) 14 July 1974 (age 50)
West Berlin, West Germany
Occupation(s)Actress, comedian
Websitemartinahill.com

Martina Hill (born 14 July 1974[1]) is a German actress and comedian. She has been awarded the German Comedy Award, the German TV Award, as well as the Adolf-Grimme-Preis and the Bambi Award.

Biography

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Hill was born in Berlin-Wedding. Her mother was a nurse, and her father was a subway driver.[2] After finishing her Abitur in 1995,[3] she later studied drama.

Hill had her breakthrough in 2007, as an ensemble member of the ProSieben comedy show Switch reloaded, bringing her recognition as a comedian and impersonator. Her arguably most noticeable parodies were those of persona such as Heidi Klum, Angela Merkel, Daniela Katzenberger, Gundula Gause, Amy Winehouse and Dr. Temperance "Bones" Brennan.

In 2009, Hill began portraying "universal expert" Tina Hausten and social media influencer Larissa in the heute-show, a German adaptation of the American news satire The Daily Show. From 2011 onwards, Hill starred in her own format, Knallerfrauen, which is a sketch comedy known for sharp humor and its cutting wit. With the first series of Knallerfrauen, Hill also became very popular in China. [4]

In 2019 she became known to an even broader audience in Germany, when she started her own talk-show with a satirical touch. The "Martina-Hill-Schau" has run on SAT1 (along with Pro7 one of the larger, privatized television channels in Germany).[5]

For her commitment in the Heute-Show she was awarded with numerous prizes up to date.

Filmography (selection)

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  • 2003: Schwer verknallt, TV movie
  • 2004: Der Vater meines Sohnes, TV movie
  • 2004: Happy Friday, sketch show
  • 2005: Mädchen über Bord, TV movie
  • 2005: Cologne P.D., TV series
  • 2006: Das Beste aus meinem Leben, early-evening TV series
  • 2006: Kunstfehler, TV movie
  • 2006–2007: Alarm für Cobra 11 – Die Autobahnpolizei, "Flashback" to "Life & Death", TV series
  • 2007: Der Dicke, TV series
  • 2007: SOKO Wismar, TV series
  • 2007: 29... and still a Virgin, TV movie
  • 2007–2012: Switch reloaded [de], comedy series
  • 2008: Putzfrau Undercover, TV movie
  • 2008: Die Schnüfflerin – Peggy kann's nicht lassen, TV movie
  • Since 2009: heute-show, news satire
  • 2010: Cindy aus Marzahn und die jungen Wilden, comedy show
  • 2010: C.I.S. – Chaoten im Sondereinsatz, TV movie
  • 2010: Undercover Love [de], TV movie
  • 2011: Resturlaub [de], movie
  • Since 2011: Knallerfrauen, sketch comedy

Theater

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  • 2000: Nonne Isabella in Die Rund- und die Spitzköpfe (Berlin)
  • 2000: Erna in Kasimir und Karoline (Berlin)
  • 2001: Medea in Medea (Berlin)
  • 2001: Die Frau auf dem Sockel in Die Frau auf dem Sockel (Berlin)
  • 2001: Marjorie in Extremities (Berlin)

Voice-over-work (selection)

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Awards

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Hill in 2012

References

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  1. ^ "Kalenderblatt 2019: 14. Juli" [Calendar sheet 2019: July 14th]. Süddeutsche Zeitung (in German). Deutsche Presse-Agentur. 13 July 2019.
  2. ^ Interview with Martina Hill in the Stern; Edition Nr. 39; 20. September 2012
  3. ^ "Pro7 - Martina Hill - Vita". 7 August 2013.
  4. ^ Oliver Pöttgen: Ausflippen mit Martina Hill: Zum Erfolg der Sat1-Serie "Knallerfrauen" in China.
  5. ^ "Die Martina Hill Show - "Die Martina Hill Show": Staffel 2 in SAT1. Mit neuem Sendeplatz". 11 September 2019.
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