Silke Popp was born in 1973 and she can be considered as a German actress. She was born in Marktredwitz but raised in the Fichtel Mountains. Silke Popp relocated to the United States of America and that was after she had graduated from High School.
She studied communication science, media law and advertising psychology at the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität in Munich.
Silke Popp completed her studies at the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität in 1998 with the academic degree Magister Artium. Soon afterward, she decided to further her education at the Munich acting school which she completed in 2001.
It must be noted that Silke Popp has been working for German television for more than 20 years. So far as the Bavarian Radio hit series Dahoam is Dahoam is concerned, Silke Popp has played roles such as the successful businesswoman, entrepreneur’s wife and mother Uschi Kirchleitner, since 2010.
She has also been featured in a lot of other television productions over the years.
Some of the awards won by Silke Popp include 2021: Best International Feature (Toronto Independent Film Festival) for “Letting Go”, 2021: Best Alumni Feature (Lady Filmmakers Festival Los Angeles) for “Let Go”, 2016: Felix Burda Award “Commitment of the Year” for the portrayal in Dahoam is Dahoam, 2015: Crossmedia price for Dahoam is Dahoam, 2014: German Audio Film Award for Dahoam is Dahoam as well as 2010: Bavarian television award for Dahoam is Dahoam.
Is Silke Popp Married?
Silke Popp should be in her 50s and it is possible she is married. However, as of now, her marital status cannot be confirmed .
The likes of 2012: Hubert and Staller, 2012: SOKO 5113, 2012: The Rosenheim Cops (Episode 250: Death in the Health Food Store), 2013: The Garmisch Cops, 2014: White-Blue Tales, 2019: The Boss : Greed, 2019: Lansing Files, 2019: The Rosenheim Cops (Episode 372: No Licking Honey) and 2020: Letting go can be counted as some of the films Silke Popp has been involved in over the years.
There are more films and series in which she has played roles.
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