Daniela D. König (born September 21, 1978, in Munich) is a German actress and presenter.
König is the daughter of director Ulrich König and the granddaughter of Hans H. König. From 1999 to 2001, she studied acting at *Schauspiel München* under Burghardt C. Kosminski, subsequently continuing her training until 2002 at the *Neue Münchner Schauspielschule*, where her instructors included Ali Wunsch-König. Afterward, she studied Film and Media at the Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg in Ludwigsburg.
As an actress, she appeared in various film and television productions, including *Die Fallers – Die SWR Schwarzwaldserie*, *Der Bergdoktor*, *Um Himmels Willen*, *Unser Charly*, and *In aller Freundschaft*. She also performed in *Gräfliches Roulette* alongside Fritz Wepper.
Beginning in 2014, König increasingly shifted her focus behind the camera, working for organizations such as *Bayerischer Rundfunk*. Today, she works primarily in a leadership role within the adult education sector, while remaining connected to the public through her work as a presenter.
Daniela D. König (born September 21, 1978, in Munich) is a German actress and presenter.
König is the daughter of director Ulrich König and the granddaughter of Hans H. König. From 1999 to 2001, she studied acting at *Schauspiel München* under Burghardt C. Kosminski, subsequently continuing her training until 2002 at the *Neue Münchner Schauspielschule*, where her instructors included Ali Wunsch-König. Afterward, she studied Film and Media at the Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg in Ludwigsburg.
As an actress, she appeared in various film and television productions, including *Die Fallers – Die SWR Schwarzwaldserie*, *Der Bergdoktor*, *Um Himmels Willen*, *Unser Charly*, and *In aller Freundschaft*. She also performed in *Gräfliches Roulette* alongside Fritz Wepper.
Beginning in 2014, König increasingly shifted her focus behind the camera, working for organizations such as *Bayerischer Rundfunk*. Today, she works primarily in a leadership role within the adult education sector, while remaining connected to the public through her work as a presenter.
