The eighth edition of the Franconian crime scene is currently being shot in Nuremberg.
There is also a James Bond villain and a former surf instructor.
Nuremberg
- Since Tuesday (March 2nd) a murder case has been investigated in Nuremberg * again.
The task is not taken on by the Nuremberg police *, but by the investigators from the crime scene.
The shooting of the eighth part of the Franken-Krimis has started.
This time, however, under difficult conditions - of course because of Corona *.
Tatort shoot in Nuremberg: quick tests before shooting begins are mandatory
In addition to the regular cast around Dagmar Manzel, Fabian Hinrichs, Eli Wasserscheid, Andreas Leopold Schadt and Matthias Egersdörfer, illustrious supporting actors are also involved in the shoot this time.
There will also be an appearance by Bond villain Götz Otto.
He starred in Tomorrow Never Dies alongside Pierce Brosnan.
Ralf Bauer, whom many will probably know from the cult series “Gegen den Wind”, will also be at the start.
But whether Hollywood actors or cable carriers, everyone involved on the set has to submit to the strict Corona rules.
The hygiene concept, for example, stipulates that everyone must undergo a quick test * on the morning of a day of shooting.
This should prevent the virus from spreading among the crew in the first place.
Because in Nuremberg the 7-day incidence is still relatively high at 90.1 (as of March 3, RKI).
Tatort shoot in Nuremberg: will probably not be broadcast until 2022
What the investigators will be about in the new case is already known.
The IT specialist Lukas Wagner is brutally murdered near a sports club.
There is initially no recognizable motive, writes the
BR
.
Out of desperation, the murdered man's parents also join the investigation.
At the same time, the murder reminds the two Commissioners Voss and Ringelhahn of an unsolved crime that happened six months ago.
The investigators are not only dealing with two puzzling cases, but are also concerned with Wagner's parents.
The shooting in the Franconian metropolis is scheduled to take just under a month.
Then it goes to Munich for editing.
The finished crime scene will then be shown in the spring of 2022 on the first at the usual broadcast time (Sunday, 8.15 p.m.).
An exact broadcast date is not yet available.
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