
Cinema Release of "DAS MÄDCHEN UND DER TOD"
Jos Stelling's visually striking love story "Das Mädchen und der Tod", starring Dieter Hallervorden, opens in German cinemas on 16 May 2013.
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Jos Stelling's visually striking love story "Das Mädchen und der Tod", starring Dieter Hallervorden, opens in German cinemas on 16 May 2013.

For ZDF, Mathias Harrebye-Brandt plays the tourist Caro meets in Spain — rewritten from a Dutchman into a Dane to suit the actor's German-Danish roots.
After a year as a kitchen boy on the youth series HOTEL 13, Marcel Glauche moves to a Hamburg bakery for GROSSSTADTREVIER, directed by Till Franzen.

Mathias Harrebye-Brandt plays a Dane with classic Scandinavian troubles in Notruf Hafenkante, filming in May under director Rolf Wellingerhof.
Ilja Richter is delighted to be filming a Rosamunde Pilcher production in Cornwall, alongside Ursela Monn and Siegfried Rauch, directed by Helmut Metzger.

Tilmann von Blomberg and Mathias Harrebye-Brandt film together on GUTE ZEITEN - SCHLECHTE ZEITEN as political adversaries, airing in late May.

Dieter Hallervorden plays the odd castle factotum Emmerich in "Sieben Tage ohne", the Polyphon sequel directed by Olaf Kreinsen.
The 500th episode of SOKO MÜNCHEN, featuring Ilja Richter, airs on 25 March — an entire building under suspicion, directed by Bodo Schwarz.
In spring 2013, Laura Maria Heid joins the Cologne series "Unter Uns" for several months as a main cast member — once again playing an Asian character.
In spring 2013, Gerda Böken films for MARIE BRAND, EIN FALL FÜR DIE ANRHEINER and a Cologne web-series pilot — playing thoroughly wicked roles throughout.

A Cologne native at last, Katharina Hadem finally films for the Cologne series "Die Anrheiner" — and it is anything but a cheerful role.
Cologne actor Hans Holzbecher films for "Ein Fall für die Anrheiner" — and for once not as a policeman, but as the manager of an animal shelter.
Birge Funke films a fine guest role on "Gute Zeiten Schlechte Zeiten" and appears alongside Desirée Nick at Berlin's Schlosspark Theater this spring.
René Sydow joins the seventh series of Pastewka — a filmmaker of serious fare himself, but happy to play it for laughs as an actor.

Dieter Hallervorden receives HÖRZU's Goldene Kamera for his life's work at the gala on 2 February 2013, broadcast live on ZDF.
A debutant who slammed his way to the German-language championships in record time, René Sydow saw off over 100 poets to take third place.

Mathias Harrebye-Brandt films an Austrian cinema comedy in which Gerhard Polt's amateur filmmaker sets out to shoot a box-office hit with provincial amateurs.
In February and March, Marcel Glauche films a family holiday comedy of a special kind in Thailand — beginning lightly and turning into a thoughtful film.
Klaus Mann's novel MEPHISTO, adapted for the stage by Helen Edmundson, premieres on 24 February at Hamburg's Altonaer Theater, directed by Michael Bogdanov.
Gerda Böken returns to the harbour beat of Notruf Hafenkante, shooting an early 2013 episode under director Oren Schmuckler.

The Schlosspark Theater rings in the new year with a gala starring Johannes Hallervorden, his father and Harald Effenberg.
Charlotte Roche's novel Schoßgebete heads to the screen, with Isabelle Redfern cast as Grace under director Sönke Wortmann.