Heike Makatsch: Last News

19 years on from her villainous role in the iconic festive romance, Love Actually, Heike Makatsch looks completely different! Now 50, the German actress has ditched the famous bob Mia sported for an edgy blonde look. Heike played arguably the most hated character in the 2003 film, the sexy office seductress who was desperately trying to have an affair with her married boss Harry. It is never fully disclosed in the film if Harry, played by the late Alan Rickman, cheated on his wife Karen, however the storyline did not leave audiences without anger and heartbreak.

Love Actually might have come out 21 years ago, but it's still a Christmas classic - with many of its characters instantly recognisable to many. Many of the actors from the film have gone on to star in other popular shows like Harry Potter, Game of Thrones and Bridget Jones' Diary. One actress that Love Actually fans might remember, however, is Mia, who ended up being the mistress to Harry, who was portrayed by the late Alan Rickman.

K.J. Yossman Apple TV+ has set its first German-language series, “Where’s Wanda?” “Where’s Wanda?” tells the story of a couple desperate to find their missing daughter. After months of waiting for the police to track her down, Dedo and Carlotta Klatt finally take matters into their own hands.

LOVE Actually actress Heike Makatsch looks INCREDIBLE 19 years on after the film hit our screens. The star played temptress Mia, who was probably the most hated character thanks to her inappropriate flirting and seductress ways. Mia desperately wants to sleep with her happily married boss Harry (portrayed by Alan Rickman) - and will stop at nothing to get him.

celebrities, choosing to keep his private life exactly that - private. But his personal life is still pretty glamorous, and both his wife and his ex-wife are celebrities in their own right. Daniel met his first wife, Scottish actress Fiona Loudon, during his time at the National Youth Theatre in London.

Daniel Craig, 53, was a ladies man before he married wife Rachel Weisz - ironically mirroring that of his former alter-ego James Bond. But what may stun readers is that the on-screen lothario also dated a Love Actually supervillain back in the day.Daniel has been linked to a number of equally glamorous high profile women during his time as a single man, and on that list is German actress Heike Makatsch.She starred as scheming office assistant Mia, as she attempted to tempt boss Harry, played by the late Alan Rickman, away from his loyal wife.Heike and Daniel were together for seven years before agreeing to split on good terms, after he revealed in a previous interview that his work could keep them apart for long periods."Film sets have caused a lot of break-ups; marriages go down the tubes," he said."It’s b****y lonely."A few years later, he rekindled his love with his former university pal Rachel, on the set of 2011 thriller Dream House.Despite their love for one anther, Rachel had always said she wasn't keen on the idea of marriage but the Bond actor changed her mind.Speaking to the The Standard in 2018, she admitted: "It was not an ambition of mine."It was the opposite."I couldn’t relate to romantic comedies, marriage seems to be the whole point of them."Then it just happened, happily, at a more mature moment."She beamed: "I wear my ring with pride.

Manori Ravindran International EditorLeonine Studios has picked up six-part event series “Herzogpark,” one of the first big-budget offerings commissioned by German broadcast giant RTL’s streaming service TVNOW.Leonine will handle worldwide sales, and is set to launch global distribution at next month’s Mipcom market in Cannes. The show, from “Bad Banks” producer Letterbox Filmproduktion, is directed by Jochen Alexander Freydank, who is best known for his Oscar-winning short film “Toyland.”Billed as a scandalous society comedy-drama with strong female characters, the cast is led by Heike Makatsch (“Love Actually”),  Lisa Maria Potthoff (“Kaiserschmarrndrama”), Antje Traue (“Dark”) and Felicitas Woll (“Berlin, Berlin”).

A series of ironic and satiric videos from some of Germany's most prominent film and television actors criticizing and mocking new government lockdown measures have sparked a furious online debate, and support from an unlikely source. Many in the media here have sharply criticized the videos, but members of the far right are applauding Around 50 well-known German and German-speaking actors, including Vicky Kriebs (The Phantom Thread), Ulrich Tukur (The Lives of Others), Volker Bruch (Babylon Berlin), Heike Makatsch (Love, Actually), and TV stars such as Jan Josef Liefers, Meret Becker and Ulrike Folkerts, all posted short videos in which they give their personal, heavily ironic support for tighter COVID-19 restrictions.

Dame Emma Thompson says movie bosses would have to “dig up” a romantic lead to play opposite her now – because they would still want someone who was 40 years older.

Leo Barraclough Senior International CorrespondentPicture Tree International has sold family drama “God You Are Such a P—k,” starring Til Schweiger and Heike Makatsch, to several additional territories. The Berlin-based sales agent revealed the latest deals as the American Film Market entered its second day of trading.Among the latest buyers are Koba Films in France, Notorious Pictures in Italy, and Eagle International in Taiwan.

Leo Barraclough Senior International CorrespondentVariety has been given exclusive access to the trailer of family drama “God You’re Such a P—k,” starring Heike Makatsch and Til Schweiger. Sales agent Picture Tree Intl.

By Ed Meza