**Lisa Kreuzer** (Munich, 1945) is a German actress who became an iconic face of the New German Cinema of the 1970s.

She forged a pivotal artistic collaboration with Wim Wenders, who directed her in some of his most celebrated films. These include *Alice in the Cities* (1974), *The Wrong Move* (1975), and *The American Friend* (1977), where she often portrayed complex and multifaceted female characters. She also worked with Werner Herzog in *The Enigma of Kaspar Hauser* (1974).

Her acting style is characterized by a subtle intensity and an ability to portray introspective characters, often vulnerable or melancholic, in search of identity or a sense of belonging. Her screen presence contributed to defining the aesthetics and themes of a cinematic era.