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Cornelia Froboess: "What else is there to come?"

The award for her life's work, which she has now received, makes the actress thoughtful. The price shows her how old she is, said the 77-year-old.

Berlin – Honorary awards are a bit scary for the actress Cornelia Froboess. “That only makes me realize how old I am. After that, nothing follows. What else is there to come? There might be something about death, ”said the 77-year-old to the“ Berliner Morgenpost ”.

On Friday she was awarded the honorary prize for life's work at the award ceremony of the German Acting Prize.

Froboess grew up in Berlin and became a child star with the hit "Pack your swimming trunks". She later played for many years at the Münchner Kammerspiele and now lives in Bavaria. She said of Berlin: “It is and will remain my city. But I don't know a lot anymore. I often have to ask what is where. ”Dpa

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