Ursula Buchfellner

Sobre Ursula Buchfellner

Ursula Buchfellner, born on June 8, 1961, in Munich, is a German model and actress known for her numerous appearances in erotic films produced by Lisa Film. She has worked under several aliases, including Uschi Buchfellner, Ursula Fellner, Ulla Maris, and Ursula Maris. Buchfellner made headlines as the first German Playmate in the American edition of Playboy, earning the title of "Miss October" in 1979.

Buchfellner grew up in difficult circumstances as one of ten children in Hasenbergl, a housing project on the outskirts of Munich. Her childhood home was a cramped 60 m² apartment in a homeless shelter, where the family shared facilities with three other households. To help the family, her siblings often took on various jobs from an early age, while Ursula began her training as a bakery saleswoman at age 15.

Her modeling career took off when she was discovered by a Playboy editor in a Munich beer garden in 1977. At just 16, she required her parents' consent to participate in the photo shoot, which she obtained under false pretenses. Encouraged by her uncle, she viewed the opportunity as a "chance of a lifetime." Following the shoot, which paid her around 4,000 DM, Playboy's German edition published a spread titled "Ursula's sweet things" in December 1977. However, this exposure led to backlash from her community, including disapproval from her own grandmother. Consequently, she had to leave her job at the bakery.

In the years that followed, Buchfellner continued to model for various men's magazines, including international editions of Lui, High Society, and Playboy. Although she received an $80,000 offer from Penthouse in 1979, she declined due to dissatisfaction with their photographic style. By the end of the 1970s, she had begun to act in German erotic films inspired by the popular Schoolgirl Report series, which included titles like Popcorn and Raspberry Ice Cream and Three Cheeky Bees in the Philippines, along with work in several European B-movies and films by director Jesús Franco.

In the mid-1980s, Buchfellner decided to shift her career path, stepping back from modeling and erotic performances to focus exclusively on acting. She appeared in shows such as Die Wicherts von Nebenan and had supporting roles in the series Derrick. Throughout the 1990s, her career evolved further as she participated in Peter Steiner's Theaterstadl and the series Zum Stanglwirt, successfully rebranding herself and distancing from her earlier image.

Outside of her entertainment career, she pursued a cosmetics training course, became a children’s sports instructor, and later trained as an astrologer after taking psychology seminars. Buchfellner was in a long-term relationship with businessman Rolf Eden, a former nightclub owner, lasting seven years. They maintained a friendship even after their breakup until his