So many construction sites and disasters on earth. Sometimes he can hardly bear the reports of all the suffering, says the actor. But he does not indulge himself idly.
The actor Wanja Mues (47, “A case for two”) sometimes feels almost overwhelmed by the suffering and war on earth. At the same time, he thinks it’s important to get involved in something that makes them better.
“For a while I was barely able to watch the news because so much penetrated me unfiltered. There are too many problems and too many construction sites, so that one can ask oneself why continue with something when the world is actually going down the drain, ”said Mues of the German press agency. But there are organizations whose work is “incredibly important” to tackle the problems. That is why the Berlin-based TV star has become an ambassador for the Leipzig association “Orangutangs in Need”.
“The scientists and volunteers take care of the last great apes on Borneo and Sumatra and their threatened environment, the rainforest, which is vital for all of us,” explained Mues. The first episode of “The False Snake” of the new season of the ZDF crime series “A case for two” (Friday at 8:15 pm) is about the sad fate of exotic animals when people engage in illegal trade with them.
In it, the main character Mues as private detective Leo Oswald and his friend, attorney Benni Hornberg (Antoine Monot Jr., “Knallerkerle”), are confronted with an attempted murder with snake venom. Under the direction of Florian Eichinger, Bettina Zimmermann (“Bundschuh family”) is again involved as Strauss prosecutor.
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