Police chief Krause

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Television broadcast
Original title Police chief Krause
Country of production Germany
original language German
Year (s) 2007–
length 90 minutes
Episodes 7+ ( list )
genre Thriller
Director Bernd Böhlich
idea Bernd Böhlich
script Bernd Böhlich
production Alexander Martens
Eva-Marie Martens
music Jakob Ilja
Tamás Kahane
camera Peter Ziesche
Florian Foest
cut Karola Mittelstädt
Esther Weinert
Gudrun Plenert
Gudrun Steinbrück
Eva Plackner
First broadcast December 19, 2007 on Das Erste
occupation

Polizeihauptmeister Krause is a TV film series on ARD by director and author Bernd Böhlich about the village policeman , who is played by actor Horst Krause under his real name. It is an offshoot of the RBB Police Call 110 , in which Horst Krause's private area is illuminated when he is not on duty or after he has retired.

action

The focus of the stories is the private life of village police officer Horst Krause and his sisters Elsa and Meta, who run an inn in the fictional Brandenburg town of Schönhorst. After Meta met the taxi driver Rudi one day, the two married very quickly and Meta moved to Cologne with him. Both come to Schönhorst every now and then. Krause is friends with his neighbor Schlunzke, who dies surprisingly after falling off the ladder. Krause doesn't have a car and drives a motorcycle with a sidecar. Criminal cases don't play a role in the stories. It is primarily about human interaction and problem solving.

occupation

  • Horst Krause

  • Elsa Krause

  • Rudi Weisglut

Surname actor Remarks episode year
Horst Krause Horst Krause Village policeman, brother "Hotti" of Elsa and Meta, brother-in-law of Rudi, friend of Schlunzke, father of Albert 1- 2007–
Elsa Krause Carmen-Maja Antoni Sister of "Hotti" and Meta, sister-in-law of Rudi, runs the restaurant 1- 2007–
Meta Krause Angelika Böttiger Sister of "Hotti" and Elsa, wife of Rudi, a former teacher, moves to Cologne at the end of episode 3 1- 2007–
Rolf-Dieter Schlunzke Andreas Schmidt Neighbor of "Hotti", Elsa and Meta, father of Fine, lives in a dilapidated castle that he received from the community for one euro, dies from a fatal ladder fall (is mentioned in Krause's hope ). 1-5 2007-2016
Rudi Weisglut Tilo Prückner Husband of Meta, taxi driver in Cologne; meets Meta when she visits her brother at the cure 2– 2009–
Mayor Stübner Boris Aljinovic Mayor of Schönhorst 5– 2016–

Episode list

No. Original title First broadcast
1 Frizzy party Dec 19, 2007
2 Frizzy cure 0Dec 9, 2009
3 Frizzy Bride Dec 20, 2012
4th Frizzy secret 0Nov 7, 2014
5 Frizzy happiness Dec 16, 2016
6th Frizzy hope 0Feb. 1, 2019
7th Krauses move Feb 14, 2020

Reviews

The “Brandenburg village policeman on the move in the comedy class. Emancipated from his investigative 'police call' colleagues, the protagonist Horst Krause in Bernd Böhlich's little people stories falls into private life. In Schönhorst he is in charge - until "someone comes along" and Krause's regular life is disrupted. "

“It is [...] an extraordinary pleasure to see Horst Krause, Carmen-Maja Antoni and Angelika Böttiger as siblings, especially since the dialogues [...] are the best comedy. Especially Antoni, as sister Elsa, can tear his mouth open to their heart's content. ”“ The joint appearances of Andreas Schmidt as the notoriously unsuccessful neighbor Schlunzke are wonderful, because he and Krause are so great opposites. ”

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Rainer Tittelbach : Horst Krause, Carmen-Maja Antoni, Angelika Böttiger, Tilo Prückner, Andreas Schmidt, Fritzi Haberlandt, Bernd Böhlich. Late girls, lovable people at tittelbach.tv , accessed on January 23, 2020.
  2. ↑ Die Krauses at kino.de , accessed on January 23, 2020.