Heike Hanold-Lynch

Heike Hanold-Lynch was born on Jul 11, 1962 in Germany. Heike Hanold-Lynch's big-screen debut came with The Reader directed by Stephen Daldry in 2008. Heike Hanold-Lynch is known for The Grand Budapest Hotel directed by Wes Anderson, Ralph Fiennes stars as M. Gustave and F. Murray Abraham as Mr. Moustafa. The upcoming new movie Heike Hanold-Lynch plays is Heiko's World which will be released on May 26, 2022.

Born on July 11th, 1962 in Berlin, Germany, Hanold-Lynch left her family home age 16 and financed her own education. She soon discontinued her studies at the Free University in Berlin in order to go to New York City. Here she attended the Neighborhood Playhouse School of Theatre and studied afterwards for several years under method teacher Tony Greco. At Columbia University's Graduate Film Program "Directing Actors in Film," she studied under Leonore de Koven, participated in student films, and, as a founding member of a theatre group performed onstage. Hanold-Lynch was married to James E. Lynch whose name she kept following their separation. In 1994 she returned to Berlin. From 1999 to 2010, she worked constantly as an on-set acting coach for many film and television productions. Stephen Daldry rekindled her passion for acting in 2009, during a casting of "The Reader". Since then, she has acted in numerous international film and television productions.