Fanta 4 private concert in Munich: Movie stars celebrate themselves on the trotting track in Riem
Created: 07/01/2022 12:56 p.m
By: Maria Zsolnay, Teresa Winter
"The Fantastic Four" at the event "75 Years ndF" on the trotting track in Riem.
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One of the largest German film production companies invited and everyone came.
Numerous actors gathered in Riem to listen to the sounds of Fanta 4.
Munich – They are already back or still there – the Fantastischen Vier, who thrilled twice at Königsplatz last weekend, gave an exclusive private concert for the film industry on Wednesday evening.
On the racecourse in Riem, they brought 1000 guests - most of them German actors - to dance to their mega hits like "Sie ist weg", "Troy" or "MfG".
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"How cool is that?" said ex-Soko star Michel Guillaume.
"That's the sound of my youth, I've secretly heard the fantasies under the covers." Now they were there, to touch and dance to.
Leading the way: actress Wolke Hegenbarth, who is currently filming the successful series “Toni, male, midwife” in Munich.
"For me, the Fantas are the coolest German band." She left her husband and son Avi at home in Berlin, for this evening she had arranged to meet Alexandra Maria Surholt, with whom she had once shot "Alles Klara".
The actresses Silke Popp, Alexa Maria Surholt and Wolke Hegenbarth (from left) did not miss the Fantas show.
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Because everyone wanted to be there at this mega festival, with which the production company ndF, the new German film company, celebrated.
For 75 years, the Munich-based company has delighted millions of viewers with series such as "Mountain Rescuers", "For Heaven's Sake" and "Der Bergdoktor".
But the latter of all people preferred to stay at the Wilder Kaiser.
Hans Sigl did not want to expose himself to the risk of a corona infection - after all, the cancellation of the filming would cause considerable difficulties.
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Klaas Heufer-Umlauf has now got his first film role ever: "I was allowed to play a very small role in the international production 'Der Schwarm'," he revealed.
He can certainly be proud of that, since the film adaptation of the Frank Schätzing novel is already considered the most expensive and most elaborate German series of all time.
Otherwise he continues to do "ordinary TV stuff," as he joked.
That's pretty good though - his moderation that evening was lively, funny and entertaining.
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Wolfgang Fierek is also bubbling with ideas and projects.
Back from America, where his wife Djamila painted pictures for wealthy clients, he first got on his Harley and sped through South Tyrol with ten friends.
“I gave up my guided bike tours, it was very exhausting.
But I've met so many nice people that I'm traveling with privately right now.” He's in front of the camera again, this time for another part of “Marie Catch Fire”.
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Saskia Vester made a declaration of love to hosts Viola Fischer-Weiss and Matthias Walther.
“I was always very happy with the company, everything is right there.
They are very human and know how to treat us actors.” She is firmly in the saddle professionally, but privately things are shaky: “We have to get out of our house because of personal needs.
Now we're looking for something in the Munich area, but it's amazing, the prices are completely crazy."
The "ndF" anniversary party could not be missing (from left): Helmfried von Lüttichau, Daniel Christensen, Cosima von Borsody and Peter Kremer.
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Also celebrating: actress Maria Bachmann, inspired by the shooting in Leipzig.
"I've fallen in love with my job all over again," she said happily.
Also there: Corinna Binzer, who writes her biographical cabaret program "Fate Years of a Binzerin" ("After a writer's block, it's just bubbling up"), Jutta Speidel, who can't get out of the celebration marathon, she had last week her gala for the 25th anniversary of her horizon association.
And: Lara Mandoki, the Eberhofer stars Daniel Christensen and Lisa Maria Potthoff, Johanna Bittenbinder, ex-Falkenau forester Christian Wolff with his son Patrick, the mountain rescuer Sebastian Ströbel and Antoine Monot totally in love with his Stefanie.