Rhea Harder-Vennewald: The TV star likes to think back to "GZSZ"
From "good times, bad times" over "Berlin, Berlin" to "emergency port edge": Rhea Harder-Vennewald (42) is a true serial offender. On October 18, she returns with 26 new episodes of the police series "emergency call Hafenkante" (Thursday, 19:25 clock, ZDF) back to the screen. The threefold mother has been playing the role of police master overseer Franziska "Franzi" Jung for ten years now.
She remains true to the series
And there is no end in sight. "I'm really happy every day that the harbor edge has been around so long and people like to see us," she says in an interview with the news agency "spot on news". A series exit is for the TV star out of the question.
And what makes the success of the series? "I think the many different characters that come together make the series so successful, everyone knows that: you like one colleague more, you can not stand the boss, the nurse, who always has a loose spell and the young one Policewoman who approaches the cases with heart and thus 'close to the people' solves one or the other conflict in no time, "summarizes Harder-Vennewald.
Comeback at "GZSZ" and "Berlin, Berlin"?
The 42-year-old's breakthrough came with the ever-popular RTL "Good times, bad times". For seven years she played the role of "Flo Spira" between 1995 and 2002. "It was a great time that I like to remember," she looks back. Even today, she likes to watch her old colleagues from time to time. She still has contact with Nina Bott and Raphael Schneider. "I meet Wolfgang Bahr and Daniel Fehlow from time to time at events and since Manuela Wisbeck now plays in 'GZSZ', she tells me, when we work together at the 'Hafenkante', about her shoot," she continues. Also, a "GZSZ" comeback could imagine the actress in any case.
But before that there could be a very different reunion. Finally, a movie is planned for their former success series "Berlin, Berlin". Whether she will be seen again as Sarah Herrmann, about the actress is still mysterious. Only so much: "If so, then it would be like a class reunion: loud, exciting and incredibly funny!"
