Ronja Forcher shares impressions of her everyday acting life on social media. Now, however, the "Bergdoktor" star is taking a clear stand on the allegations against Rammstein and Till Lindemann.
Ellmau – For days now, the allegations against Rammstein and lead singer Till Lindemann (60) have been spreading like wildfire in the German media landscape and do not stop at the celebrity world. Countless public figures have already taken a stand on the situation – such as "Bergdoktor" star Ronja Forcher (26), who shares some unmistakable lines on Instagram.
"I'm very shocked": "Bergdoktor" star Ronja Forcher talks about Rammstein allegations
Just a few days ago, Jan Böhmermann (42) and Olli Schulz (49) spoke about Rammstein in their podcast "Fest und Flauschig" and Schulz, who is himself a long-time fan of the band, said: "I think this story will break this band's neck." While the duo, who also commentated on the ESC final in Liverpool in May, don't mince their words, other celebrities are also making their position very clear.
In her Instagram story, "Bergdoktor" star Ronja Forcher shares a video from the Austrian news journal Zeit im Bild about the Rammstein scandal. "Madness. Just madness!" writes the actress, who plays the role of Lilli Gruber in the ZDF cult series. "I am probably, like everyone, very shocked and stand by all those affected," she continues, "Thank you for your courage to share your experiences!" To use her platform, on which she usually shares impressions of the filming or her performances as a singer, for such a message – a courageous step.
Hans Sigl's secret guest role in "Der Bergdoktor"
Since 2008, Hans Sigl has embodied the title hero Martin Gruber in "Der Bergdoktor". The exciting life of the country doctor inspires millions of loyal fans with every episode and has made his actor one of the biggest stars of the German television landscape. But what very few people know is that the role as Lisbeth Gruber's son is not Hans Sigl's first appearance as a mountain doctor. Ten years before he slipped into the white doctor's coat, he was already seen as a taxi driver in the popular series, which was still running on Sat.1 at the time and which focused on Gerhard Lippert, a completely different mountain doctor. Who knows – maybe one day an extra from the ZDF remake will be Hans Sigl's successor?
(Source: fuersie.de
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Ronja Forcher's lines about the Rammstein allegations are not the first time that a member of the "Bergdoktor" cast has openly addressed such a topical issue on social media. Last November, lead actor Hans Sigl (53) fired at the World Cup ambassador from Qatar, condemning his homophobic statements and saying: "Your mothers have failed." In April 2023, the Austrian-born man also lashed out against the FDP leader due to the children's policy of Christian Lindner (44).
Clear words: "Bergdoktor" star Ronja Forcher talks on Instagram about the allegations against Rammstein and Till Lindemann. © IMAGO/Gonzales Photo; Screenshot/Instagram/ronjaforcher; IMAGO/STAR-MEDIA (Photomontage)
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In "Der Bergdoktor", the focus is primarily on alpine idyll, blue skies and family cohesion – outside the ideal world of ZDF production, however, Ronja Forcher and Hans Sigl do not seem to shy away from taking up controversial points of conversation. However, both are currently busy filming the 17th season of "Bergdoktor" and Hans Sigl showed unique insights from the set on the 28th day of shooting. Sources used:Instagram; fuersie.de
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