Lea Müller is a gifted and accomplished German actress who has been diligently pursuing a successful career in the film and television industry since her auspicious debut in the year 2007. Her early ascent to prominence was marked by a notable breakthrough when she portrayed the role of the film daughter of the esteemed actor Devid Striesow in the television movie "12 is called: I love you", a performance that showcased her remarkable talent and versatility as a young actress.
Lea Müller's professional journey began in 2008, when she landed the recurring role of Paula Fabian in the popular German television series "Unser Charly". This significant milestone marked the beginning of a new chapter in her career, as she went on to appear in a total of five episodes, showcasing her exceptional acting skills and versatility as a performer.
Fast forward to 2010, Lea Müller made a brief yet memorable appearance in the critically acclaimed production "Die Grenze", directed by the renowned filmmaker Roland Suso Richter and broadcast on Sat.1. This collaboration not only demonstrated her ability to adapt to diverse roles and genres but also solidified her position as a talented and sought-after actress in the German entertainment industry.
Lea Müller's remarkable journey in the world of entertainment began in the summer of 2012, when she took on the captivating role of the youthful Wilhelmine in the musical extravaganza "Friedrich - Mythos und Tragödie" at the esteemed Metropolis-Halle in Potsdam. This marked a significant milestone in her burgeoning career, serving as a precursor to her debut as the lead character in the television adaptation of the enchanting fairy tale "Das Mädchen mit den Schwefelhölzer" (The Girl with the Sulfur Woods).
Broadcast as part of the popular film series "Six at One Stroke" during the 2013 Christmas program, this adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen's timeless classic saw Lea Müller bring the orphan Inga to life alongside a talented ensemble cast, including Nina Kunzendorf, Oliver Korittke, and Jörg Hartmann. This impressive performance not only showcased Lea Müller's remarkable acting abilities but also her capacity to captivate audiences of all ages with her captivating portrayal of the endearing and relatable protagonist.
Lea Müller's professional life is not the only area where she has been actively involved, as she has also been diligently attending a grammar school in her hometown of Potsdam since August 2012, simultaneously pursuing her educational aspirations alongside her burgeoning career in the acting world.
