Known for Acting
Herta Staal (born Herta Staly, March 29, 1930, in Vienna, Austria – died October 2, 2021, in Munich, Germany) was an Austrian stage and film actress. She received formal training in dance at the Vienna State Opera and later studied acting at the Academy of Music and Performing Arts and the Vienna Conservatory. In 1948, she made her stage debut at the Vienna City Theatre in the operetta Frühling im Prater by Robert Stolz. Early engagements followed at the Bürgertheater, the Graz State Theatre, and later at the Thalia Theatre in Hamburg. Staal achieved major success in the 1950s as a film actress, appearing frequently in Heimat films, musical comedies, and light entertainment, often in leading or prominent supporting roles. One of her best-known performances was the title role in Die Rosel vom Schwarzwald (1956). Alongside her film career, she appeared extensively in television productions. From the 1960s onward, her work shifted increasingly toward television. She retired from acting in 1993 and lived a private life in Munich, where she passed away at the age of 91.
1975
as Frau Müller
1963
as Frau Brenner
1956
as Saskia
1955
as Bianca
1957
as Elisabeth Teky
1967
as Emma
1955
as Liesl
1957
as Peggy Riva alias Liesel Schmidt
1969
as Dirigentin Franzi Steingruber
1971
as Lilian
1964
as Gräfin Woellwarth
1957
as Gusti Seidl
1961
as Mutter
1954
as Inge Wendler
1966
as Leni
1961
as Mrs. Pert
1957
as Elli Hasch
1959
as Alice Rüttersbusch
1952
as Hansi
1954
as Irma