The Grandauers and their time

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The 28-part radio play series The Grandauers and Their Times was produced from 1979 and ran from 1980 to 1985 on Bayerischer Rundfunk . It tells a Bavarian family saga in the Munich petty bourgeoisie from 1893 to 1945 .

Originally, the series “The Grandauers and their time” was conceived for three generations of police officers, as Willy Puruckers said in the first radio episodes. However, the radio series ends with the end of the war in 1945. Further planned radio episodes were no longer produced because the main actor Karl Obermayr , who played Ludwig Grandauer and his son Benno Grandauer in the radio series, died.

From 1987 to 1991 the stories about the Grandauer family were filmed for television as a 32-part series with the title Löwengrube . Benno Grandauer is now called Karl Grandauer in the television series in honor of Karl Obermayr. For the 32-part television series he was awarded the Bavarian Television Prize (1991) and the Adolf Grimme Prize in Gold ( 1992 ), among others .

The consequences at a glance

  1. Billing (October / November 1893) No equivalent in the TV series Löwengrube
  2. Haberfeldtreiben (winter 1893/1894 - early summer 1894) No equivalent in the television series
  3. Wedding (August 1897 ) Corresponds to the first part of the episode "Charivari" of the television series
  4. Munich (end of September 1902 ) Corresponds to the second part of the TV episode “Charivari”, but takes place five years earlier than in the TV series
  5. Snowballs (January 1905 ) No equivalent in the television series
  6. Crisis (November 1906 )
  7. Abyss (June 1910 )
  8. Farewell (December 1912 )
  9. Days of Death (June 1914 ) Corresponds to the episode "Changing of the Guard" in the television series
  10. Generation change (February 1920 )
  11. Entanglements (October 1920) Corresponds to part 1 of TV episode 06 "Consequences"
  12. Consequences (April 1921 ) Corresponds to the 2nd part of TV episode 06 "Consequences"
  13. June thunderstorm (June 1923 )
  14. Removals (November 1923 - March 1924 )
  15. Guests of Honor (May 1925 ) No corresponding episode in the television series; Benno / Karl Grandauer's move to the fraud department does not exist in the television series
  16. Ash Wednesday (February 1927 ) No corresponding episode in the television series; the part with the carnival ball at the Soleders is taken up in the TV episode "Kehraus" (1933)
  17. Change of weather (October 1929 )
  18. Emergency Ordinances (November 1931 )
  19. Dawn (January 1933 )
  20. Popular Will (March 1933)
  21. Beginning of Spring (March 1933)
  22. Insidious (October 1935 ) taken 1: 1 into the episode of the television series of the same name
  23. Thaw (February 1936 - March 1936) taken 1: 1 into the episode of the same name in the television series
  24. Violent Criminal (September 1938 - November 1938)
  25. Military exercise (August 1939 - September 1939)
  26. Providence (November 1939) Combined with the radio play "Sitzkrieg" to form the TV episode "Providence"
  27. Sitzkrieg (November 1939) Combined with the radio play episode “Providence” to form the TV episode “Providence”
  28. Pheasant hunt (December 1940 - April 1945) Corresponds mainly to the TV episode of the same name; the beginning of this radio play episode is included in the TV episode "Wehrkraftzersetzung"

Places of action in Munich

  • Preysingstraße ( Haidhausen ): Residence of Ludwig Grandauer with family
  • Outer Prinzregentenstrasse ( Steinhausen ): Residence of Benno Grandauer with family
  • Kirchenstrasse (Haidhausen): Kreitmeier bakery
  • Ettstraße (old town): Police headquarters (Löwengrube)

Performers in alphabetical order

People behind the scenes

Individual evidence

  1. ^ A journey through time with the Munich Buddenbrooks , article from August 11, 2007 by Elmar Krekeler on Welt Online