Murder in good company

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Television series
Original title Murder in good company
Country of production Germany ,
Spain (episode 1),
Sweden (episode 2)
original language German
Year (s) 2007-2016
length 90 minutes
Episodes 15th
genre Detective film
production Karl Spiehs (episodes 1–2) ,
Thomas Hroch (episodes 3–15) ,
Gerald Podgornig
(episodes 9–15)
music Mick Builder
First broadcast February 22, 2007 on Das Erste
occupation

Murder in the best company is a television crime film series that was broadcast from February 2007 to April 2017 at irregular intervals on Das Erste . In the main role, Fritz Wepper acted as a psychiatrist Wendelin Winter, at his side played his daughter Sophie , who had taken over the role of Wendelin's daughter Alexandra within the film series.

content

Fritz Wepper alias Dr. Wendelin Winter

The stories are told from the perspective of psychiatrist Dr. Wendelin Winter ( Fritz Wepper ) and his daughter Alexandra ( Sophie Wepper ) tells. Action-packed shootings and car chases are avoided. The cases are dealt with in calm, atmospheric images in atmospheric locations. In the style of Agatha Christie - films and American Columbo series focuses on the intellectual enlightenment of the deeds by targeted questions and sharp Combine.

production

The first episode was produced by the Austrian film production company Lisa Film , the second episode by Mona Film . Since the third episode, Tivoli Film , a sister company of Mona Film based in Bad Homburg vor der Höhe , has been responsible for the production of the series. The scripts were developed by Rolf-René Schneider (episode 1–10), Stefan Cantz , Jan Hinter , Rainer Berg , Jens Jendrich , Dirk Kämper , Lars Montag , Maja Brandstetter and Wolfgang Brandstetter . Directed by Peter Sämann , Hans Werner , Hajo Gies , Peter Stauch and Lars Montag.

occupation

actor Role name consequences
Fritz Wepper Psychiatrist Dr. Wendelin Winter 1-15
Sophie Wepper Alexandra Winter 1-15
Johann Schuler Commissioner Ackermann 4, 6, 8
Heinz Werner Kraehkamp Inspector Schlueter 7th
Wayne Carpendale High Commissioner (previously Commissioner) Donald Becker 11-15

Episodes

No. Original title First broadcast Director script spectator
1 Murder in good company February 22, 2007 Peter Sower Rolf-René Schneider 6.54 million
2 The dead man in the elk forest February 14, 2008 Peter Sower Rolf-René Schneider 5.23 million
3 The Senator's Nights October 25, 2008 Hans Werner Rolf-René Schneider 4.90 million
4th The sweet scent of evil January 15, 2009 Peter Sower Rolf-René Schneider 6.18 million
5 The vain face of death January 4, 2010 Hans Werner Rolf-René Schneider 4.72 million
6th All bad for the wedding day January 14, 2010 Hans Werner Rolf-René Schneider 6.01 million
7th The lie behind the truth January 6, 2011 Peter Sower Rolf-René Schneider 4.83 million
8th The end of the song March 31, 2011 Hans Werner Rolf-René Schneider 3.68 million
9 The curse of the evil deed September 24, 2011 Peter Sower Rolf-René Schneider 4.41 million
10 The death of sin February 25, 2012 Hajo Gies Rolf-René Schneider 6.90 million
11 In devil's kitchen December 12th 2013 Hajo Gies Stefan Cantz ,  Jan Hinter 3.89 million
12 The deception January 15, 2015 Peter Stauch Rainer Berg , Jens Jendrich 3.44 million
13 The monster June 11, 2015 Lars Monday Dirk Kämper , Lars Monday 4.00 million
14th Bitter legacy December 10, 2015 Peter Stauch Rainer Berg, Jens Jendrich 3.83 million
15th Winter's last case April 20, 2017 Peter Stauch Maja Brandstetter,  Wolfgang Brandstetter 5.14 million

Web links

Individual evidence

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