Ann-Kathrin Kramer and Harald Krassnitzer: What is their relationship secret?

The actor couple Ann-Kathrin Kramer (58) and Harald Krassnitzer (64) are quite different in nature and needs and yet this great love has lasted so long. The fact that the two see their differences as complements was revealed on the sidelines of an interview with the magazine “Bunte” about their new joint film “Aus dem Leben” and a joint poetry project.

Harald Krassnitzer raves about the “radiant” Ann-Katrin Kramer

When asked whether they would always understand each other, Krassnitzer said: “I would rather say that we understood that we also had to let each other go.” The Austrian then makes a clear comparison: “Sometimes we live on two planets.” But Krassnitzer also admits: “But I would be powdered if I tried to destroy Ann’s planet or throw it off course. When I see what joy she has there, how she shines and how beautiful it is. Like that colorful and cheerful.” That sounds wise, tolerant and loving.

The actress from the Bergisches Land specifies her planet with the words: “The one where you dance exuberantly, have fun and feel alive. It doesn’t matter whether it’s socially appropriate or not.” Krassnitzer counters these comments from his loved ones by saying that he has too much “down-to-earthness” for that. “But it complements each other so nicely because I learn a lot from it and it’s a good nectar for love,” he continues.

Ann-Kathrin Kramer and Harald Krassnitzer have been a couple since 1999. Ten years later they tied the knot. She brought a son (born 1997) into this marriage, who comes from her previous relationship with her fellow actor Jan Josef Liefers (60).

Actor couple as a married couple in front of the camera

The aforementioned drama “Aus dem Leben”, in which a married couple is confronted with a stroke, will be shown on October 9th at 8:15 p.m. on the first. The film is one of several film projects that the two have recently implemented together. This year they were also seen in “The Anders Family: Rose-colored Glasses” as a married couple who seeks couples therapy help.

On the occasion of this seventh joint film project, Ann-Kathrin Kramer and Harald Krassnitzer said in April: When working together there is “a very clear and very strict discipline”: “Nothing from our relationship” is brought in, explained Krassnitzer, who describes himself as a Viennese ” Crime Scene Commissioner Moritz Eisner (since 1999) set up a television monument. “We each have our own room, we concentrate on our work and avoid any form of privacy because we think that would be very unprofessional,” he added.