Anna Maria Mühe

Anna Maria Mühe is a German actress who was born on 23 July 1985 in Berlin. She was born into an acting family, as the daughter of actor Ulrich Mühe (1953–2007) and actress Jenny Gröllmann (1947–2006).

Her career in acting began after director Maria von Heland invited her to a casting for the project Big Girls Don't Cry. Following this, she appeared in the film Big Girls Don't Cry in 2002. Around this time, she also expanded her early work by appearing in a music video for the Schiller song "Sehnsucht".

Throughout the 2000s, Mühe established a diverse filmography across both television and feature films. Her early screen credits include Love in Thoughts and Delphinsommer in 2004, Escape in 2004, Die letzte Schlacht in 2005, and Running on Empty alongside Twisted Sister in 2006. She also appeared in individual television series episodes, such as Tatort: Verraten und verkauft in 2003, as well as The Bill: Proof of Life and Leipzig Homicide: Entführung in London, both in 2008.

Mühe continued her feature and television work with roles in Lunik in 2007, November Child in 2008, and The Countess in 2009. That same year, she starred in the television film Anna and the Prince. In 2011, her performances included roles in In the World You Have Fear and Cracks in the Shell. The following years brought appearances in Fly Away and the television film Deckname Luna in 2012, followed by Not My Day and the television film Divine Sparks in 2014.

Her later career featured prominent roles in major television and film productions. She appeared in NSU German History X and the television film Family! in 2016, followed by My Blind Date With Life in 2017. Her television series work continued with Dogs of Berlin in 2018 and Bauhaus - A New Era in 2019. More recently, she featured in the 2020 film Lassie Come Home and the 2022 television series Totenfrau.

Over the course of her career, Mühe has received professional recognition for her acting work. She was awarded the Golden Camera for Best Newcomer. Additionally, she received the Shooting Stars Award in 2012, an annual acting award for up-and-coming actors presented by European Film Promotion.