Friederike Kempter

Friederike Kempter

CountryGermany Germany
GenderFemale
BirthdayAug. 23, 1979
BiographyFriederike Kempter (born 23 August 1979) is a German actress. Her acting credits include films like Pandorum and A Coffee in Berlin as well as television shows like Ladykracher and Hauptstadtrevier. She has played Police Kommissar Nadeshda Krusenstern in the Thiel and Boerne Tatort episodes since 2002.

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