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Mary Roos

Personal Information

Known ForActing
GenderFemale
Birth DateJan 9, 1949 (77 years old)
Zodiac Sign♑Capricorn
Place of BirthBingen, Germany
Career Span1956 – 2021
Known Credits45 Titles
ActingPopularity Score 1.1

Mary Roos

Also known as:Marianne Rosemarie Schwab
Total Works

45

3 movies • 42 shows

Avg Rating

7.4 / 10

across rated releases

Box Office

—

worldwide gross

Global Reach

#1

TMDB star index

Biography

Mary Roos (born Rosemarie Schwab on 9 January 1949) is a German singer and actress. Schwab was born in Bingen. At the age of nine, she recorded her first song "Ja die Dicken sind ja so gemütlich" as Die kleine Rosemarie. It was no major commercial success. In 1958, she also appeared in the film Die Straße. Over the following years she would release many records and she also appeared in many singing competitions. Her first chart success came in 1965, when the single "Geh nicht den Weg" peaked at #36. In 1969, she took part in the Grand Prix RTL International with the song "Die Legende der Liebe". The same year, she reached the single charts again – "Das hat die Welt noch nicht erlebt" peaked at #19. Her first major was achieved in 1970 with the song "Arizona Man". It peaked at #9 in the single charts and remains her only top ten hit to date. The same year, she took part in the German national final for the Eurovision Song Contest for the first time. She was chosen to take part in the last minute – Edina Pop had to withdraw from the competition as she fell ill and Mary Roos was chosen to sing "Bei jedem Kuss" instead. She finished joint second among the six participants; nevertheless, the song was never recorded. In the early 1970s, Roos got her own TV show on German television. At the same time, she tried to start a career in France, where she played the lead role in the musical Un enfant dans la ville next to Michel Fugain but only had a couple of popular hits with "L'Autoroute", "Amour Toujours", "Je C'est I, Tu C'Est You", "L'Amour En Blue Jean" and "Les Petits Soldats". In 1972, she entered the German national final for the Eurovision Song Contest the second time. With her song "Nur die Liebe läßt uns leben" she finished second after the first round of voting only one point behind Cindy & Bert but got the overall victory after the second round of voting. After the reprise of the winning song, she was booed off stage and her victory caused a stir in Germany as she was not the winner of the first round of voting and because of her mediocre vocal performance. In a later interview, she stated that she did not expect to win at all and that she was already removing her make-up when she was called back on stage. However, at the Eurovision Song Contest 1972 in Edinburgh, she finished third. The song was a hit in Germany peaking at #17 in the single charts. Throughout the 1970s she kept releasing singles and albums and was a frequent guest in music shows, although she did not have any more major hits. In 1975, she took part in the German national final again and finished third with "Eine Liebe ist wie ein Lied". Her fourth participation in the national final took place in 1982, where she competed among others against her then husband Werner Böhm. She performed the duet "Lady" with David Hanselmann and finished sixth out of the twelve participants, however, the song was commercially the second most successful one of the year. In 1982, she covered F. R. David's song "Words". ... Source: Article "Mary Roos" from Wikipedia in English, licensed under CC-BY-SA 3.0.

Signature Roles & Milestones

Eurovision Song Contest
7.4

Full Filmography & Credits

Showing 45 titles featuring Mary Roos

Eurovision Song Contest
7.4
1 eps
Markus Lanz
5.5
2 eps
Markus Lanz
2008•series

as Self

Wer weiß denn sowas?
7.4
4 eps

as Self

Zimmer frei!
7.0
2 eps
Zimmer frei!
1996•series

as Self

4.4
6 eps
Volle Kanne
1999•series

as Self

DAS!
4.7
2 eps
DAS!
1991•series
Inas Nacht
7.8
1 eps
Inas Nacht
2007•series

as Self

Leute heute
5.2
4 eps
Leute heute
1997•series

as Self

ZDF-Fernsehgarten
2.8
26 eps
ZDF-Fernsehgarten
1986•series

as Self

NDR Talk Show
6.6
6 eps
NDR Talk Show
1979•series

as Self

7.2
1 eps
3 nach 9
1974•series

as Self

Sperrbezirk
4.2
Sperrbezirk
1966•movie

as Sängerin

Plattenküche
4.0
1 eps
Plattenküche
1976•series

as Self

Kölner Treff
6.8
8 eps
Kölner Treff
1976•series

as Self

MDR um 4
5.0
2 eps
MDR um 4
2014•series

as Self

Beckmann
4.5
1 eps
Beckmann
1999•series

as Self

Riverboat
5.2
5 eps
Riverboat
1992•series

as Self

Am laufenden Band
7.0
2 eps
Am laufenden Band
1974•series

as Self - Guest

Dalli Dalli
9.3
1 eps
Dalli Dalli
1971•series

as Self - Singer

Total Normal
8.7
1 eps
Total Normal
1989•series

as Self

Sing meinen Song – Das Tauschkonzert
8.0
8 eps
Abendschau
4.3
1 eps
Abendschau
2000•series

as Self

Nachtcafé
4.7
1 eps
Nachtcafé
1987•series

as Self

Les Rendez-vous du dimanche
6.0
1 eps

as Self

Lafer! Lichter! Lecker!
2.0
2 eps

as Self

7.0
1 eps
Einer wird gewinnen
1964•series

as Self

Die Montagsmaler
8.0
2 eps
Die Montagsmaler
1974•series

as Self

alfredissimo! Kochen mit Bio
6.0
1 eps

as Self

Boulevard Bio
7.0
1 eps
Boulevard Bio
1991•series

as Self

Aktuelle Schaubude
8.0
1 eps
Aktuelle Schaubude
1957•series

as Self

Alles Nichts Oder?!
8.0
1 eps
Alles Nichts Oder?!
1988•series

as Self

Die Straße
10.0
Die Straße
1958•movie
7.0
Die Schlagerstory
2021•movie

as Self

Musik aus Studio B
7.0
6 eps
Musik aus Studio B
1961•series

as Self

Starparade
10.0
5 eps
Starparade
1968•series

as Self

Midi trente
6.0
3 eps
Midi trente
1972•series

as Self

Die große Maus-Show
8.0
1 eps

as Self

Disco
6 eps
Disco
1971•series

as Self

Cadet Rousselle
2 eps
Cadet Rousselle
1971•series

as Self

Quizduell
6.0
1 eps
Quizduell
2014•series

as Self

Sing my Song - The Story
1 eps

as Self

Music & Guests
1 eps
Music & Guests
1976•series

as Self

Die Feste mit Florian Silbereisen
10 eps
ZDF-Kultnacht
1 eps
ZDF-Kultnacht
2002•series

as Self (archive footage)