Vladimir Burlakov and Daniel Sträßer: They are the new "crime scene" investigators in Saarbrücken
Now the succession is clear: The actors Devid Striesow (45) and Elisabeth Brück (47) are followed by new commissioners in the Saarland crime scene: Vladimir Burlakov (32, "Iron Sky: The Coming Race") as Leo Hölzer and Daniel Sträßer (32, "Charité") as Adam Schürk lead the investigative team in the Sunday thriller of the Saarland Radio. Also new on board are ChroniquesDuVasteMonde Urhausen (39) as chief commissioner Esther Baumann, Ines Marie Westernströer (33) as chief commissioner Pia Heinrich and Anna Böttcher (51) as a forensic doctor. Henny Wenzel.
"I think that's wonderfully absurd"
Born in Moscow, Vladimir Burlakov is looking forward to his new role: "Even at the risk that it sounds a bit sentimental and pathetic: I thought of my mother who brought my sister and me to Germany In Germany, I lived in asylum-seeker homes, and I'm damned proud that all the hard work, from learning German to acting at the Otto Falckenberg School, pays off, in short: I'm overjoyed and grateful, "he is quoted by the broadcaster ,
For the native Saarlander Daniel Sträßer it is even a real home game. "The task in my last job, which I had in Saarbrücken, was to barbecue at the Staden in the beer garden Merguez and tap gusset. Today, eleven years later, I, lost son, return home, may call me chief inspector, fictitious Scoundrels hunt and try to solve murder cases - and all this on the side of the wonderful Vladimir Burlakov - which I find wonderfully absurd, and the mere thought of it makes me beam with joy, "Sträßer told the station.
Start of shooting is already certain
The new team will start soon in the first case. "The first Burlakov-Sträßer 'Tatort' will be shot in Saarbrücken and Püttlingen next week, among other places," explains Martin Hofmann, Managing Director of PRO SAAR Medienproduktion GmbH and producer of the SR "crime scene". The prelude has it for the commissioners in itself. "He catapults them into the midst of the turmoil of a hostile Saarland family, in which everyone has hated everyone and a fratricide at least in the range of the possible," Hofmann reveals in advance.
SR- "Tatort" editor Christian Bauer explains so much about the figures: "The two chief inspectors have a common past: Not only are they childhood friends who have not met for fifteen years - it also connects them to a dark one Secret from the past that overshadows their reunion ".
