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Luna Schweiger develops his own dating show and wants to “make men out of boys”
Luna Schweiger takes her fate into her own hands. She works on her own show format. She already has an ideal place for the shoot.
Luna Schweiger takes her dating show future into her own hands. Like Til Schweiger’s daughter, she plans her own format. “I found a production company, do my own dating show,” explains Schweiger. She is currently in project development and has “funny ideas” with her team. The concept is almost finished.
She herself would go in search of her own dream man: “Maybe in the end he is there? One thing is certain: the boys will have to face!” She wanted to “make men out of boys” on the show. If you had already had this transformation behind you, you would have an advantage.
It is important for men to be humor and a good heart, and: “A man has to move his bottom and support me in many things.” The 28-year-old has a hectic everyday life and likes it when she has someone at her side who is “on Zack”. In addition, a man must know how to spoil a woman, but convey the feeling that she herself has everything in her hand.
Luna Schweiger would like to shoot in South Africa
Spectators should put up their own standards through the show: “You should think: ‘Oh yes, right! That should be my expectations for men!” But men are also supposed to “learn to deal with women in dealing with women” through the upcoming Luna Schweiger show.
The start of shooting is then planned in autumn, and the first castings are to take place in summer. For Luna Schweiger, South Africa would be an ideal place for the show: “It would be nice to go on Safari together.” So far, however, it has not yet been determined on which transmitter or at which streaming service the show is broadcast.
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Source: Stern
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