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Friedrich Liechtenstein: “Not everyone can” body “
Actor Friedrich Liechtenstein remains alive in his new film for just five minutes. After that, it is an annoying body to hide it. How was that for him?
The actor and musician Friedrich Liechtenstein (“Supergeil”) plays a dead in a new TV comedy. “It is very difficult,” said the 69-year-old in the ZDF interview about his role in the film “No divorce without a body” on Thursday (8:15 p.m.) in the second. “The catalog with mistakes and traps into which you can fall into is very long. So here only briefly: it is very difficult, not everyone can do that.”
Liechtenstein mimics a couple therapist who accidentally killed by a banging couple in a session and then rolled up in a carpet. “The textile floor coverings have always been suspect,” said the actor. “When Berlin-Mitte was transformed in the 90s, there were many clearing, and the interpretation was always the most hideous,” he recalled.
“More beautiful story for the campfire of my life”
“It is not just the cheese fluid, remnants of dog food and cat litter, melting cheese and sparkling wine – there is also a lot of poison. I also had a small claustrophobic thrust while filming. As I said: Not everyone can. But I had the leading role, you can risk something.”
He now has “another beautiful story for the campfire of my life,” said Liechtenstein. “I once played a body in a ZDF comedy. It was the leading role and I was in almost every attitude. It was funny!”
And that is what “no divorce without a body” is about: Actually, the wedding planners Nina and Tom Eichkamp (Tom Beck and Henrike Fehrs) wanted to divorce. But instead of walking separately, she now connects a common challenge: your couple therapist’s body. At the same time, there is hardly any time for your actual work: the marriage of your customer.
As if that weren’t enough, you are also the political of Anastasia Charalampopoulos (Nina Vorbrodt) on your heels, the secret lover of the victim.
dpa
Source: Stern
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