Scene from Playgirl - Berlin ist eine Sünde wert (1966)
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Tall, blonde, busty and radiant, Eva Renzi created a sensation when she rose to stardom in her native West Germany in the mid-60s. Born to a 17-year-old French mother and a 49-year-old Danish father, Eva's childhood was everything but happy. Her parents got divorced when she was three, and her mother put her into an orphanage run by nuns. Eva was 14 when she returned to live with her abusive father. She later claimed that "he beat the daylights out of me on a daily basis". Living with her father proved to be so difficult that Eva tried to kill herself twice before she eventually left home at the tender age of 17 to pursue a career in acting. Famous drama coach Else Bongers took her under her wing, and the beautiful teenager supported herself as a model, a phone operator, and a waitress before making her debut on stage in late 1961. She became a member of the Freie Volksbühne Berlin in 1964 when renowned director Erwin Piscator hired her as "Electra".
About the Movie: Playgirl - Berlin ist eine Sünde wert (1966)
Alternative Title: Playgirl, Maridala - Sarka kai idoni, That Woman, Schlaraffia an der Spree
Director: Will Tremper
Writer: Will Tremper
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The movie 'Playgirl - Berlin ist eine Sünde wert' (1966) follows an attractive female model in Berlin who actively seeks out successful and wealthy men to advance her career.
Summary
Directed by Will Tremper, this 1966 German film explores the life of a woman navigating the modeling industry in Berlin. The story revolves around her pursuit of affluent men who can potentially boost her career, highlighting the cutthroat nature of the fashion world and the compromises one might make for success.