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Nina Kunzendorf rejected the cigarette for a series
So -called gauchers who can stop at any time are often envied by nicotine addicts. Nina Kunzendorf is such a professional. For the “Traces” series, she had to practice smoke again.
Nina Kunzendorf (53) reached the cigarette to present a TV commissioner more credibly. “I’m not a smoker. I wanted to smoke in the film,” said the actress of the German Press Agency. “I would have loved to smoke more, but I don’t tolerate it anymore.” In the past, she was a smoker in her own words who could take breaks. “I am one of the few people who could do it: like this at premiere times. Or in the evening in the pub. Then again for half a year. And at the latest when I got children, I stopped completely.”
In the “Traces” mini series (February 15, 8:15 p.m. to 11:15 p.m. in the first), the Berliner plays a policewoman who has to clarify two murder cases in rural Baden-Württemberg. Her figure has returned from the capital to the Swabian home. Kunzendorf also has family roots in the southwest.
“Shredded on the shooting day because I got so bad”
When she – already ex -smoker – turned the friendly director Sherry Hormann one day, she had to smoke again for her role. “And I should light this cigarette with the sentence:” Oh, that’s the first one in three years. “” The filming was started in the morning and it simply asked for the lightest cigarettes without hesitation. After all, she “smoked on/off time and again,” said the 53-year-old. “And I really shredded almost a shooting day because I got so bad.”
In the production of “traces” she thought after this experience: “Oh, I don’t know if that’s such a good idea.” So she smoke little. “I practiced a bit beforehand. My children found it very funny because I had five different light-cigarette packs at home:” What do you have? “-” I have to practice. I have to prepare. “”
In general, she has the impression that there is no longer so much smoking on German television, said Kunzendorf. “And not at all from women. You don’t like that so much.” Apparently this is a malus for sympathy figures or identification figures. “What I find completely stupid.”
dpa
Source: Stern
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