Unter den Linden - The Gravenhorst House
| Television series | |
|---|---|
| Original title | Unter den Linden - The Gravenhorst House |
| Country of production | Germany |
| original language | German |
| Year (s) | 2005-2006 |
| Production company |
Phoenix movie |
| length | 45 minutes |
| Episodes | 13 |
| genre | drama |
| idea | Christian Pfannenschmidt |
| production | Markus Brunnemann Jan Kromschröder |
| First broadcast | July 16, 2006 on Sat.1 |
| occupation | |
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See lead actor | |
Unter den Linden - Das Haus Gravenhorst is a historicizing television series that was broadcast from July 16 to October 8, 2006 on the private broadcaster Sat.1 .
action
Berlin in 1906: The Gravenhorst chocolate dynasty is a traditional family business with a first-class reputation. The affluent family of five lives with their servants under one roof in an imposing villa at the fine address “ Unter den Linden ”. But an invisible border runs between the basement and the stately rooms above.
The model for the series was the British hit series Das Haus am Eaton Place .
background
Phoenix Film produced the first season of the series in two studios of the Berliner Union-Film in Berlin-Tempelhof , with external shoots taking place in nearby Potsdam . The second season with a further 13 episodes was supposed to start in the fall, but that didn't happen. In the absence of audience interest, the series was postponed to an earlier slot in the afternoon after episode 5 was broadcast and was finally discontinued.
Main actors and roles
| actor | Role name and position | Started | Exit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Annekathrin Bach | Anna Merthin (maid) | ||
| Anna Boettcher | Auguste "Guste" Kilian (housemaid) | ||
| Nina Bott | Friederike "Fritzi" Gravenhorst (daughter of the house) | ||
| Greta Galisch de Palma | Christine Olearius (daughter of Hugo Olearius) | ||
| Peer hunter | Carl Bloom (Butler) | ||
| Horst Krause | Hugo Olearius (rich entrepreneur) | ||
| Ramona Kunze-Libnow | Emma Putlitz (cook) | ||
| Peter Prager | Arthur Gravenhorst (owner of a chocolate factory) | ||
| Mignon Remé | Charlotte Gravenhorst (wife of Arthur Gravenhorst) | ||
| Tim Sander | Alexander Gravenhorst (younger son of Arthur Gravenhorst, officer) | ||
| Jaecki Schwarz | Paul Gravenhorst (brother of Arthur Gravenhorst) | ||
| Katharina Stemberger | Ida Schönhauer (maid) | ||
| Manon Straché | Greta Clavue | Episode 4 | |
| Thomas Wlaschiha | Herman Pikeweit (coachman) | ||
| Matthias Ziesing | Julius Gravenhorst (elder son of Arthur Gravenhorst) |
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Supporting and recurring actors
| actor | Role name | Appearance | Remarks |
| Francis Fulton-Smith | Dr. Leather man | Episodes 1, 3, 6, 7 | General practitioner of the Gravenhorsts |
| Heike Warmuth | Pauline Jennings | Episodes 1, 2, 7 | former maid of the Gravenhorsts |
| Hannes Hellmann | Theodor Sengbusch | Episode 5 | Chief of Police |
| Bettina Hauenschild | Viktoria Sengbusch | Episode 5 | |
| Richard Barenberg | Moritz Belami | Episode 5 | Friend of Julius Gravenhorst |
| Renate Kroessner | Gudrun Olearius | Episodes 1, 8, 11 | Mother of Christine Olearius |
| Wolfgang Menardi | Gustav von Weinfeldt | Episodes 7, 8 |