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KALTBLUT-HONK! 03 The Divas

issue #03. Published 15.05.2011 by Marcel Schlutt & Nina Kharytonova. Art, Fashion, Music and Photography. Artists: Natalia Avelon, Kazaky, Lola Depru, Christian Branscheidt and many more All Copyrights @ The Artists! Berlin 2012 www.kaltblut-magazine.com

issue #03. Published 15.05.2011 by Marcel Schlutt & Nina Kharytonova. Art, Fashion, Music and Photography. Artists: Natalia Avelon, Kazaky, Lola Depru, Christian Branscheidt and many more All Copyrights @ The Artists! Berlin 2012 www.kaltblut-magazine.com

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NATALIA AVELON

Natalia, as a young girl you emigrated with your parents

from Poland to Germany. How did you experience

this time?

As far as I can remember, for me it was an adventure.

New impressions, new people and friendships. A foreign

language, communication with hands and feet, and

above all with the heart! I have only positive memories!

Could you speak German there already? And was it hard

to leave your home and friends?

I could not speak a single word of German. But my new

primary school has welcomed me with open arms and

I was quickly integrated. The people took care of me. I

was the newcomer and it was really touching. On the

other hand, they met through me a new country and

a new culture: Poland. Yes of course I had to leave my

friends. But I knew that the distance between us is too

big and no obstacle to our friendship would be. But

Karo and Milosz and I are still friends, to these days -

even though we live in the meantime, distributed all

over the world.

Would you say these experiences as a young girl have

shaped you? And if so how far in?

All of my experiences I have gained as the new one and

a foreigner, have shaped me into a tolerant, socially

committed woman of moral courage. At the age of 9, I

was thrown into a completely unknown life, in which I

had to find my way and integrate myself. I developed

a lot of ambition, discipline and patience through this

experience. Properties that I need, especially in my

profession and I can use them today.

During your school days you have discovered your passion

for acting. How and when have you made your fi rst

steps in that direction?

I took my first steps at the St. James Theatre in

Karlsruhe. An amateur theater, where I had my first

experience with stage, audiences and critics. A great

and memorable time!

After your school you studied drama in Munich. Is this

not the exact opposite of acting? How did you fi nance

your study time? By catering jobs? Or modeling, acting?

I wanted to learn all about acting from the ground up.

That is why I´ve started studying theater arts. I had

worked casually at the Call Center of the FC Bayern,

babysitting and i had worked as a hostess at trade

shows. Living in Munich is insanely expensive. I also

took private actor, singing and dancing lessons.

You did your fi rst movie experience in German soap operas

like “Forbidden Love “ or “Storm of Love”. Two of the

most popular German TV series. When you were a young

actres, you were not afraid to hang forever in the soap

bar? Or were you just happy to work during this time?

At the this time I was 20 years old. Oh it is already 11

years ago! Madness. I never think in a drawer and i

am open to all experiences that expand my horizons.

And the guest appearances on soap operas, have been

financially a giftto me! And above all, Iike the work

ethic and structure may know of such formats. It is a

very concentrated and focused work. The workload is

immense! And the pressure behind it at least as large.

In 2007 came the great career step for you! You have

been well known in Europe overnight. You played the

main role in the movie “Eight Miles High”

www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZ0Jxn4xRMM

A movie about THE! German icon Uschi Obermeier. How

much has this movie changed your life and your career?

It was my first starring role! And then cinema! It was

the jackpot of my life! The role was a big challenge. I

have prepared myself for the movie for more then one

year. It was my introduction to the world in which I

feel at home. The dream world. The world of movies.

I think it is very diffi cult to play someone who is still alive.

Because it is easier to be compared and an actres gets

more criticism. I think it is easier to play someone who is

dead. Or am i wrong? How was it in your case?

Right from our first meeting Uschi Obermeier has

signed me into her heart and strengthened my back.

This has supported me in my preparation a lot and I

removed some pressure. For content questions, she

was my original source and she was always there for

me. And i worked a lot with the director Frank Betzel

and my acting coach. It was wonderful teamwork.

Because of the big success of the movie and your

precedent on the screen and your erotic charisma . You

became a new symbol of femininity. How does it feels to

be one of the most beautiful women in cinema?

Thank you for the compliment. I’m rarely thinking

about what I embody. I concentrate on my work, my

preparations, my roles and my dreams and goals.

Everything else I put it to the side and laugh about it or

get angry. Sometimes when I have the feeling of being

violated. What I represent as Natalia Avelon interpreted

for each individual is completely different. If I were

asked, for which I stand, I could not answer. I float

with my thoughts and my imagination somewhere else.

We will not conceal, of course, that you are also a very

successful singer. The theme song for your movie, “Eight

Miles High” have you sung with „HIM“ superstar Ville Vallo.

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