As of: February 13, 2024, 7:20 p.m
By: Maximilian Kurz
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Marisa Burger has been a star in the ZDF series “The Rosenheim Cops” for over two decades.
Now her fans have to be strong: the actress is taking a break in the next few months.
Rosenheim - “Rosenheim Cops” star Marisa Burger (50) will no longer be seen in her role as police secretary Miriam Stockl from mid-February until the end of the current season.
She appears in one last episode on February 20th, but then takes a well-deserved break from filming.
She will be represented by Younes Tissinte (27) in the role of Dominik Meis.
Rosenheim Cops: “Die Stockl” will be missing
Marisa Burger can still be seen in “The Broker from the Lake”, but then her character, the police secretary Miriam Stockl, takes a break.
The actress herself probably took this break some time ago while filming.
From February 27th, her role in the Rosenheim Cops will be paused - her fan base is heartbroken.
In its first episode, “A Night in the Forest,” the series character Dominik Meis is introduced.
While the detectives are working on a case, the new role, played by the young actor Younes Tissinte, begins as a vacation replacement for Ms. Stockl.
The young man relies heavily on digitalization, which is not popular everywhere in the police station.
Dominik Meis will also act as a representative in the episodes “A brilliant idea” (March 5) and “Oh, how beautiful is California” (March 12).
Long wait: Marisa Burger's “The Rosenheim Cops” comeback only in the fall
The final episode of the current season, “The Key to the Solution,” will air on March 19th.
Marisa Burger's character will not appear in the episode yet.
As
t-online
reports, fans will have to wait until the new season in autumn.
Then police secretary Miriam Stockl can be admired on television again, in her old freshness and with her usual sense of humor.
Marisa Burger plays police secretary Miriam Stockl in the ZDF series “The Rosenheim Cops”.
© Screenshot/ZDF
The Rosenheim Cops star only published an autobiography last fall.
The book is intended to encourage other people to achieve goals and follow big dreams.
In her work, actress Marisa Burger also addressed the topic of “long-term roles”.
The fan favorite wanted to show with the autobiography that she is anything but “just” Miriam Stöckl.
Source used:
t-online.de