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Das Geheimnis meines Vaters (The Secret of My Father) is a German television series. The telenovella was broadcast from 15 August to 10 November 2006 on Das Erste.
| Das Geheimnis meines Vaters | |
|---|---|
| Genre | Drama |
| Starring | Anna Voy Kunity
Sven Waasner Heike Trinker |
| Theme music composer | Andreas Dicke, Thomas Onderka |
| Country of origin | Germany |
| Original language | German |
| No. of seasons | 1 |
| No. of episodes | 49 |
| Production | |
| Producer | Kerstin Ramcke |
| Running time | 25 minutes |
| Production company | Studio Hamburg Production |
| Original release | |
| Network | Das Erste |
| Release | 15 August – 10 November 2006 |
Background
editDas Geheimnis meinses Vaters was produced by Studio Hamburg Produktion GmbH and commissioned by ARD-Werbung. The telenovela, set in the world of a soap and perfume manufacturer, was created by head writers Markus Stromiedel and Frank Hemjeoltmanns, with Karen Müller serving as the chief director. Filming took place from July 3 to August 29[year needed], in Hamburg (studio) and Wismar (on-location shooting). The series was notable for being the first daily series broadcast in a 16:9 widescreen format. However, it was not continued due to unsatisfactory ratings from the broadcaster.
Storyline
editThe storyline of Das Geheimnis meines Vaters revolves around Jule, a 27-year-old woman who returns to her hometown of Wismar after her father mysteriously disappears. Determined to find him, she throws herself into the investigation, which leads her to discover the love of her life. Along the way, Jule uncovers a family secret—one that ties directly to her, making her the key to unraveling the mystery.
Other info
editThe series is available in its entirety on DVD. Anna Voy Kunith, Sven Waasner, and Heike Trinker were the only actors to appear in all 49 episodes. Kai Albrecht (15 episodes) and Hartmut Volle (22 episodes) had the fewest appearances, while René Schoenenberger had the fewest lines, as his character was in a coma for about 25 episodes.
Several actors from the series have also appeared in other telenovelas. Anna Voy Kunith and Kai Albrecht previously starred in Sophie - Braut wider Willen (2006); Igor Jeftić was in Verliebt in Berlin (2007); Knud Riepen (2007-2008), Astrid Posner (2008), and Kai Albrecht (2009-2010) appeared in Rote Rosen; Heike Jonca was part of Anna und die Liebefrom 2008 to 2012, and Helmut Rühl also appeared in 2008. Heike Trinker (2008-2009), Mareike Lindenmeyer (2012-2013), and Kai Albrecht (2014-2016) were regular cast members on Sturm der Liebe, with Sven Waasner joining the cast in 2020. Andi Slawinski appeared in Alisa - Folge deinem Herzen in 2009. Additionally, Christian Rogler made a guest appearance as Dr. Robrahn in episodes 8-44.
Cast
edit| Actor | Character Name | Series |
|---|---|---|
| Anna Voy Kunith | Jule Kämpe, adopt., geb. Paula Kämpe | 1–49 |
| Sven Waasner | Kai Feldmann | 1–49 |
| Kai Albrecht | Nick Berger | 1, 5, 15-26, 49 |
| Heike Jonca | Christa Jannsen | 1–49 |
| Mareike Lindenmeyer | Sandra Locke | 1–49 |
| Christian Pätzold | Georg Kämpe | 1–49 |
| Astrid Posner | Kirsten Reinecke | 1–49 |
| René Schoenenberger | Oskar Kämpe | 1, 5–49 |
| Andi Slawinski | Thorsten Kämpe | 1–49 |
| Heike Trinker | Ingrid Kämpe, geb. Grabow | 1–49 |
| Knud Riepen | Helge Blechschmidt | 1–49 |
| Helmut Rühl | Bodo Weckert | 2–49 |
| Hartmut Volle | Wolfgang Feldmann | 2–3, 7, 14-49 |
| Reinhard Krökel | Gustav „Scholle“ Scholz | 3–45, 49 |
| Karsten Dahlem | Pit Harms | 3–33, 41–49 |
| Rainer Winkelvoss | Manfred Esser | 3–49 |
| Igor Jeftić | Robert Steinbrenner | 4–49 |
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