Director：Torsten C. Fischer 

Performer：Jessica Schwartz  Thomas Kretschmann  Guillaume Delorme  Marisa Herbig  Heinz Honig  Karlheinz Hackl  Johan Ness Tannhizer  Ernie Mangold  Alicia von Rietberg  Stella Kunkat  Sandro Lohmann  Nadya Bobileva  Michaela Sen  approx. ahim paul aspok alexandre  

Romy Schneider is an eternal classic in the eyes of movie fans around the world, but it was controversial in Germany at the time. Unlike Marlene Dietrich and others who were forced to leave Germany before, Yearning for Hollywood and Schneider were treated as a traitor. It was not until more than two decades after her death that she was recognized here not only as "Sissi" but as a great actress. And the film is the first official biopic about Romy Schneider in so many years... (Text from DVD) ◎ About the film: On the evening of the 27th local time in Berlin, the biographical film "Romy" (), co-produced by the German Berliner Phenix production company and four German and Austrian TV companies, held its premiere. The main creators include German actress Jessie Schneider, who plays Romy. Carl Schwartz and newcomer Guillaume Drom, who was cast as Alain Delon, appeared on the red carpet. Romy Schneider is an eternal classic in the eyes of movie fans around the world, but it was controversial in Germany at the time. Unlike Marlene Dietrich and others who were forced to leave Germany before, Yearning for Hollywood and Schneider were treated as traitors. It was not until more than two decades after her death that she was recognized here not only as "Sissi" but as a great actress. The film is the first official biopic about Romy Schneider in so many years. On the other hand, Warner Bros.'s film "Romy Like" has also been put into production. Germans' interest in their greatest screen goddess is unprecedentedly high. The 32-year-old Jessica Schwartz has multiple identities: model, singer, anchor and actor. She won the Bavarian Best Actress in 2004 for "The Last Heartbeat". Her acting skills are majestic and profound. That Romy who experienced setbacks. In Paris in May 1982, there was a glass of red wine on the desk in Schneider's apartment. She was writing a letter to the female magazine editor to cancel their scheduled interview. The letter was not finished and the sentence was interrupted. At the age of 42, Schneider suffered a heart attack caused by alcohol and drugs. "I'm just an unhappy 42-year-old named Romy Schneider," Schneider said in his final interview. This year she separated from her husband Daniel Biasini. A year ago, her 14-year-old son David died accidentally while playing. Three years ago, her ex-husband, Harry May, a Jewish director who left dark memories during that time, killed her. Going forward, Alain Delon was just a passer-by in her life, and "Princess Sissi" could never get rid of the label. "Romy" was filmed in Austria, Germany and France. It was directed by veteran German TV director Thorsten C. Fischer and screenwriter Benedict Rothko's previous works "The Eighth Factor" and "Cruel Ice" It has won numerous awards in Europe. The film also stars many outstanding actors, including Marissa Herbig, a famous actress from the Burgtheater in Vienna, Austria, who plays Schneider, and Thomas Kretschmann, who has appeared in Hollywood films such as "The Pianist", who plays Harry Meiyuan. "Romy" will be screened from November 11th.