Hand on heart

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Television series
Original title Hand on heart
Hand on heart Logo.png
Country of production Germany
original language German
Year (s) 2010-2011
Production
company		 Producers at Work
length approx. 22 minutes
Episodes 234 in 1 season
Broadcasting
cycle		 Mondays to Fridays,
6:00 p.m.
genre Soap Opera (10/10 - 04/11)
Telenovela (04/11 - 09/11)
Theme music James Blunt - Stay the Night
music Martin Lingnau , Ingmar Süberkrüb
First broadcast October 4, 2010 - September 5, 2011 on Sat.1 , ORF eins , sixx
occupation

Hand on heart was initially a German-language soap opera . On April 15, 2011 a restructuring to telenovela took place . The cast released a single and the album The Soundtrack . The format was developed by Petra Bodenbach .

production

The production company Producers at Work has long been looking for a suitable location for their new soap opera, because it should be the first of its kind that is not shot in a television studio. It was only through the agency of the Brandenburg Future Agency and the Berlin-Brandenburg Filmboard that the company became aware of the fallow barracks in Strausberg , the seat of the National People's Army during the GDR era . After the location decision in favor of Strausberg, the barracks were reconnected to the mains and optically converted into a school complex with a sports field, playground and teacher parking lot. The auditorium , which was also set up as a backdrop , was to play a special role . The number of actors and technicians employed was 125. The monthly running costs were around one million euros. 250 episodes were scheduled. Provided that 80 jobs would have been maintained for at least five years, the Brandenburg Ministry of Economics would have given a million dollar grant . However, due to a decline in viewers, production was stopped after 234 episodes.

Charisma

It was broadcast Monday through Friday on Sat.1 and ORF Eins from October 4, 2010 , and ended on September 2, 2011 after a total of 234 episodes. Since then, the women's broadcaster sixx has broadcast a repeat. On August 8, 2011, the series switched from Sat.1 to sixx. Since then, the program could be seen from Monday to Friday at 6:00 p.m.

On April 15, 2011 - as announced by producer Christian Popp on April 3, 2011 - the company was restructured into a telenovela. Even so, it was announced that the show would be canceled. The reason for this was the decline in audience numbers in June. At the Sat.1 program conference, those responsible finally decided to completely stop production.

Since May 2012, the digital pay TV channel SAT.1 emotions has been broadcasting the entire episodes hand-to-heart at regular intervals.

Web series

On October 4, 2011, Andreas Bartl , managing director of Sat.1, announced in an interview with the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung that the series would be continued as a web series. However, Sat.1 has since withdrawn this consideration.

action

Luzi Beschenko is of Selina Müller embodies
Piet bird is from Oliver Petszokat embodies
Timo Özgül is of Rocco Stark embodies
Kim-Sarah Brandts embodies Helena Schmidt-Heisig

Years after graduating, Bea Vogel returns to her old school in Cologne as a teacher. Together with Luzi, she brings back to life the school's music group, with which she celebrated successes in her youth. On her first day at Pestalozzi School, she finds out that Ben Bergmann, her one-night stand, is her student. Ben falls in love with her, she loves him too, but doesn't admit it and doesn't want to jeopardize her profession through a relationship with a student. Nevertheless, there are always rapprochements. In the end, both dare to have an affair, but the new director Helena Schmidt-Heisig observes this with hawk eyes.

When Bea was at school, her classmate Franziska disappeared without a trace after an argument with Bea. The case has not yet been resolved, but Bea protests her innocence. During renovation work on the school's volleyball court, Franziska's skeleton is finally found and Bea is arrested. According to the police, Bea's motive would be jealousy because Franziska was having an affair with Bea's boyfriend at the time, Jens Mirbach. However, it turns out that the murdered woman not only had an affair with Jens, but also with Sophie's father. When she wanted to emigrate to Australia with Jens, she blackmailed Mr. Klein by threatening to tell his wife about her love affair. Out of panic, Mr. Klein killed Franziska. This was observed by Monika Klein, who did not want to destroy her family.

Characters

Alexandra Lohmann , PE teacher at the Pestalozzi School, doesn't like Bea. She assumes that she has something to do with the disappearance of her sister Franziska. She has an affair with the vice-principal Julian Götting and tries with the help of him by all means to drive Bea and the director Gabriele Krawczyk out of the school. Julian finally takes over the school management and wants to redistribute the classes according to school performance. Therefore some students are on strike. Alexandra and Julian are killed in a car accident.

Michael Heisig joined the Pestalozzi School as a teacher at the same time as Bea. He was initially sent to the school as an informant to check whether the headmistress Gabriele had a drinking problem. Michael's brother Sebastian runs the Chulos Club . Michael had a brief relationship with Luzi's mother, but has feelings for Bea. While Bea is under acute suspicion of murder, Michael stands by her.

The headmistress of the Pestalozzi School, Gabriele Krawczyk , has an alcohol problem. The high school supervisor Dr. Wendtland always kept her back free despite the addiction. Eventually she is led by Dr. Wendtland on leave. Shortly after Franziska's disappearance, Gabriele made a false statement to protect Bea by claiming that she had seen the missing woman after the argument with Bea.

Piet is Bea's brother. He met his wife Miriam during his school days and Miriam accidentally became pregnant. Both also decided to get married. Her child Lara has grown into a teenager and the marriage suffers greatly from the daily grind. Miriam starts an affair with Michael's brother Sebastian.

Caroline Eichkamp is the school bitch of the Pestalozzi School. She is in the volleyball club and was once Sophie's best friend, who ordered her around until she got too much and Sophie switched to Sing & Tanz AG (STAG). Sophie's relationship with her classmate Timo Özgül also suffered from Caro's dominance.

Sophie Klein lives with her mother and is a student at the Pestalozzi School. Her father left her many years ago. Sophie finds out that her late father was Franziska's lover. Sophie travels to Australia with the money from a kidnapping, because she interprets the transfers she discovered from her father to Jens as maintenance payments for Franziska, who supposedly lives in Australia.

Luzi Beschenko is in the STAG and in love with Timo, but he is with Sophie. After Sophie disappears, she begins a relationship with Timo, but it doesn't last long. Later she signed a contract with the label "Raumzeit".

Jenny Hartmann has lived with Ben since she came to Cologne from London. Emma Müller meets Jenny as a snooty person and doesn't get along well with her, but after a while she falls in love with her and the two get together.

Opening credits

In front of a painted background, you can see Bea going down the stairs and meeting Michael. When she turns away from him, Ben stands in front of her. She goes through a door on her left, which in this case is the door to the Vogel's house. Miriam picks them up happily and turns, while Piet is standing in the background. Bea goes to STAG to dance. Caro looks at this suspiciously as she walks / dances through the members of the group. When it passed, the STAG kept dancing until the name of the series appears on the right and the episode begins. All of this happens on the chorus of the song Stay the Night by James Blunt .

In the opening credits appear: Vanessa Jung (Bea), Marie Schneider (Gabriele), Verena Mundhenke (Alexandra), Sebastian Hölz (Julian), Andreas Jancke (Michael), Christopher Kohn (Ben), Caroline Maria Frier (Miriam) and Sonja Bertram (Caro) and without naming: Oliver Petszokat (Piet), Rocco Stark (Timo), Franciska Friede (Sophie), Selina Müller (Luzi), Kasia Borek (Emma) and Dennis Schigiol (Hotte)

Awards

German Soap Award 2011

Prize winners:

Nominations:

German Soap Award 2012

Prize winners:

Nominations:

occupation

Actor information

main actor

Sorted in the order of entry.
actor Role name consequences Years Remarks
Vanessa Jung Beate "Bea" Vogel 1-234 2010-2011 Math and music teacher; Head of Sing & Tanz AG; Trust teacher; Vice-principal of the Pestalozzi School ; Sister of Piet; Sister-in-law and best friend of Miriam; Aunt of Lara; Friend of Ben; Ex-girlfriend of Michael
Andreas Jancke Michael Heisig 1-234 2010-2011 English and History teacher; first liaison teacher, then vice principal, later acting director of the Pestalozzi School ; Half-brother of Sebastian; Ex-husband of Helen; Ex-boyfriend of Karin and Bea
Marie Schneider Gabriele Krawczyk 1-234 2010-2011 Teacher for German, history and biology; Ex-director of the Pestalozzi School
Sonja Bertram Caroline "Caro" Eichkamp 1-234 2010-2011 Member of the volleyball team and the STAG ; Ex-girlfriend of Ben; One night stand from Stefan
Selina Shirin Müller Luzi Beschenko 1-234 2010-2011 Member of the STAG ; Daughter of Karin; Friend of Timo
Verena Mundhenke Alexandra Lohmann 1-152 2010-2011 Teacher of French and sports; Head of the volleyball club ; Twin sister of Franziska; Julian's affair; dies in a car accident
Kasia Borek Emma Mueller 1-234 2010-2011 Member of the STAG ; Friend of Jenny's
Franciska Friede Sophie Klein 1-234 2010-2011 Member of the STAG ; Timo's ex-girlfriend; Friend of Ronnie's
Sebastian Hoelz Julian Goetting 1-152 2010-2011 Politics teacher; Vice-principal, later briefly director of the Pestalozzi School ; Alexandra's affair; dies in a car accident
Dennis Schigiol Dennis "Hotte" Horstfeld 1-134 2010-2011 Member of the STAG ; goes to America
Franziska Traub Ingrid Jaeger 1-234 2010-2011 Secretary at the Pestalozzi School ; Bodo's aunt
Caroline Frier Miriam Vogel 1-234 2010-2011 Assistant to Frank Peters ; Wife of Piet; Mother of Lara; Sister-in-law and best friend of Bea; Sebastian's ex-girlfriend
Oliver Petszokat Piet Vogel 1-234 2010-2011 Brother of Bea; Husband of Miriam; Lara’s father
Amelie Plaas-Link Lara Vogel 1-234 2010-2011 Member of the volleyball team; short-term member of STAG ; Daughter of Miriam and Piet; Niece of Bea; Girlfriend of Bodo
Matthias Kofler Sebastian Heisig 1-214 2010-2011 Bartender at Chulo's ; Half-brother of Michael; Ex-boyfriend of Miriam
Christopher Kohn Ben Bergmann 1-234 2010-2011 Member of the STAG ; Son of Stefan and Anja; Nephew of Frank and Ronnie; Friend of Bea; Caro's ex-boyfriend; One night stand from Jenny
Rocco Strong Timo Oezguel 2-234 2010-2011 Member of the STAG ; Friend of Luzi; Sophie's ex-boyfriend
Ulrich Drewes Stefan Bergmann 3-234 2010-2011 Harani Bank Manager ; Widower of Anja; Father of Ben; One-Night-Stand by Caro; Helena affair
Barbara Sotelsek Karin Beschenko 3-234 2010-2011 Cleaner ; Mother of Luzi; Ex-girlfriend of Michael
Lucy Scherer Jennifer "Jenny" Hartmann 73-234 2011 It girl; Member of the volleyball team and the STAG ; Daughter of Rolf and Christine, friend of Emma; One night stand from Ben
Frank Ziegler Bodo Wilhelmsen 137-234 2011 Sound engineer at the Operettenhaus in Hamburg; Member of the STAG ; Nephew of Ingrid; Friend of lara
Kim-Sarah Brandts Helena Schmidt-Heisig, b. Schmidt 137-234 2011 Director of the Pestalozzi School ; Ex-wife of Michael; Stefan's affair
Frederic Heidorn Ronald "Ronnie" Peters 148-234 2011 Student , brother of Frank and Anja; Brother-in-law of Stefan; Uncle of ben; Friend of Sophie
Hendrik Borgmann Frank Peters 159-234 2011 Music producer ; Brother of Ronnie and Anja; Stefan's brother-in-law, Ben's uncle; Caro's one-night stand

supporting cast

The performers of the recurring characters Schulrat Wendtland and Monika Klein, Rainer Will and Stefanie Höner , both played in Sat.1 series productions in the main cast, Will with Anna and Die Liebe and Höner with Verliebt in Berlin .

Sorted in the order of entry.
actor Role name consequences Years Remarks
Rainer Will Jakob Wendtland 5-135
208-234		 2010-2011 Oberschulrat
occasional appearances
Stefanie Hoener Monika Klein 64-132 2011 Board of the parents' council ; Mother of Sophie
Michael Starkl Jens Mirbach 119-132
144-151		 2011 Ex-boyfriend of Bea; jointly responsible for the death of Franziska Lohmann
Tatiani Katrantzi Sonja Teufel 139-209 2011 Songwriter ; Piet's dance partner
Michel Keller Rolf Hartmann 147-149
222-224		 2011 Father of Jenny; dies in episode 225 in a plane crash
Carolin Boltz Christine Hartmann 147-149
222-224		 2011 Mother of Jenny; dies in episode 225 in a plane crash

Guest actor

actor role date Consequences)
Erik Penny he himself October 14, 2010 9
Micaela Schäfer Supergirl January 3, 2011 63
Jupiter Jones herself April 13, 2011 135
Tetje Mierendorf he himself April 15-18, 2011 137-138
Zodwa Selele herself April 15-18, 2011 137-138
Eliza Doolittle herself April 26, 2011 142
The Black Pony herself May 20-23, 2011 160-161
Peer Kusmagk Camp leader John June 1-6, 2011 168-170
Frida Gold herself June 3, 2011 169
Tim bendzko he himself June 23, 2011 182
Culcha Candela herself July 12, 2011 195
Jan Hahn he himself July 19, 2011 200
big time Rush herself August 2, 2011 210
Dear Minou herself August 22, 2011 224
Citizen Lars Dietrich Johnny Sky August 25 to September 1, 2011 227-232

Discography

Albums

Singles

DVD boxes

The episodes of the series are also available on DVD and are divided into boxes of 30 episodes each.

Box no. consequences publication
1 1-30 July 15, 2011
2 31-60 September 2, 2011
3 61-90 October 28, 2011
4th 91-120 December 9, 2011
5 121-150 3rd February 2012
6th 151-180 April 13, 2012
7th 181-210 June 8, 2012
8th 211-234 17th August 2012

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ "Hand on heart" ends on a Monday. Retrieved July 15, 2011 .
  2. ↑ http://www.dwdl.de/magazin/30777/hand_aufs_herz_letzt_chance_telenovelaumbau/
  3. ↑ Andrea Beyerlein: Dancing girls in the barracks. A permanent television series for schoolchildren is now being produced in a converted NVA barracks . In: Berliner Zeitung . No. 252/2010 , October 28, 2010, Brandenburg, p. 26 .
  4. ↑ http://www.dwdl.de/nachrichten/32235/sat1_gibt_hand_aufs_herzfinale_an_sixx_weiter/
  5. ↑ Television for our prime. In: FAZ.net . September 28, 2011, accessed October 13, 2018 .