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Jan Josef Liefers and Anna Loos consider moving from Berlin to Dresden
Jan Josef Liefers and Anna Loos are considering moving from Berlin to Dresden, but they have not decided.
The actors have lived in Berlin with their two daughters, and their younger daughter, 18, is interested in moving out.
They say they now have more freedom to consider a change as their children grow up.
Loos suggested the move, and she likes Dresden, where the couple often visits.
Liefers was born there and began his theatre career at the city's state theatre.
A move would take Liefers back to the city where he grew up and started his career, giving the idea personal meaning for him.
The couple has made no final decision and has set no moving date.
Jan Josef Liefers and his wife, Anna Loos, are considering moving from Berlin to Dresden.
Liefers said their children are grown, and their younger daughter, 18, wants to move out.
He said Loos suggested the possible move and likes Dresden.
Liefers was born in Dresden and said returning to the city would mean a lot to him.
The couple has not made a final decision or set a moving date.
- Who
- Actors Jan Josef Liefers and Anna Loos.
- What
- They are considering moving from Berlin to Dresden.
- When
- They discussed the possibility in an interview published on October 14, 2026; no moving date was set.
- Where
- They currently live in Berlin and are considering Dresden, in Saxony.
- Why
- Their children are grown, and Loos likes Dresden; Liefers has personal ties to the city.
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Jan Josef Liefers was born in Dresden.
Anna Loos and Jan Josef Liefers met.
Their daughter Lilly was born.
Their daughter Lola was born.
Liefers said he and Loos were considering a move to Dresden, but had not made a final decision.
- Possible destination
- Dresden, Saxony
- Current home
- Berlin
- Younger daughter
- 18 and wants to move out
- Liefers's birthplace
- Dresden, 1964
- Couple met
- 1999
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What people are saying
Anna and I are actually thinking a little about what we should do. We are free now: our children are grown, the ‘little one’ is 18 and wants to move out.
We are here quite often, and Anna thinks Dresden is great.
When you return to the city where your whole childhood and youth took place, and where the beginning of such a long career also happened … That really means a lot to me.