Under white sails
| Television series | |
|---|---|
| Original title | Under white sails |
 | |
| Country of production | Germany |
| original language | German |
| Year (s) | 2004-2006 |
| Production company |
Odeon movie |
| length | 90 minutes |
| Episodes | 6 ( list ) |
| genre | Drama , romance |
| Director |
Walter Bannert Gero Erhardt Erwin Keusch Bernhard Stephan Robert Pejo |
| script | Knut Boeser Thomas Hernadi Gabriele Herzog Wolfgang Limmer Hartmann Schmige Alexander Schuller Stefan Kruppa |
| music | Music Works |
| First broadcast | March 5, 2004 on Das Erste |
Under White Sails is a six-part ARD film series that takes place on the sailing cruise ships of the Star Clippers shipping company. The first broadcast of the first film took place on March 5, 2004 in the first .
action
The films tell travel stories that take place as the main location of the action on the three sailing cruise ships Star Flyer , Star Clipper and Royal Clipper . The shore leave of passengers who visit the Caribbean, Mediterranean and Asia during their cruises also play an important role.
The rather shallow actions revolve around love, suffering, happiness and the longings of the passengers. The captain and the cruise manager play a central role as they act as a reference person for the passengers and are significantly involved in the action.
Of the main cast in the supporting roles include Peter Weck , Helmut Weinzierl and Fritz Wepper and starring Christine Neubauer as Cruise Manager Marlene that the mission farewell ceased their service on the Royal Clipper and the post of the Cruise Manager at Gerit Kling passed name Saskia Has. From episode three, the role of Captain Bernd Jensen is played by Horst Janson .
Episodes
The six episodes of the film series were broadcast as premieres on the first and then repeated several times across Germany by various broadcasters.
| episode | title | First broadcast | Location | Cast ( role ) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Vacation trip to happiness | March 5, 2004 | Mediterranean Sea | Helmut Zierl ( Peter Rautenberg ), Katharina Müller-Elmau ( Sonja Rautenberg ), Michael Roll ( Christian Kummerfeld ), Katharina Schubert ( Jeanette Kummerfeld ), Christine Neubauer ( Cruise Director Marlene Degener ), Peter Kremer ( Captain Klaus Berger ), Peter Weck ( Karl von Hainburg ), Marion Mitterhammer ( Susan von Hainburg ), Esther Seibt ( Kerstin ), Thorsten Feller ( Sven ), Sophia Roll ( Anna Kummerfeld ), Johanna Roll ( Franzi Kummerfeld ), Frauke Schönhals ( Stefanie Berger ), Christian Blümel ( Jakob ) |
| 2 | Compass of love | March 12, 2004 | Caribbean | Eleonore Weisgerber ( Marianne Bauer ), Christian Kohlund ( Rudolf Bauer ), Robert Giggenbach ( Captain Arno Köhler ), Christine Neubauer ( Cruise Director Marlene Degener ), Stefanie Schmid ( Tamara Schneider ), Julia Palmer-Stoll ( Grit ), Ivonne Schönherr ( Lisa ) , Barbara Magdalena Ahren ( Saskia von Saucken ), Adrian Zwicker ( Wieland von Saucken ), Oliver Bootz ( Sven Lynde ), Esther Seibt ( Kerstin ), Anja Knauer ( Chrissie Bauer ) |
| 3 | Farewell performance | February 18, 2005 | Egypt | Michael Degen ( George Caspari ), Gila von Weitershausen ( Dr. Vera Lindner ), Claudia Messner ( Ruth Bach ), Roswitha Schreiner ( Cornelia Probst ), Ingo Naujoks ( master mechanic Axel Kwiatkowski ), Horst Janson ( Captain Bernd Jensen ), Christine Neubauer ( Cruise Director Marlene Degener ), Oliver Tobias ( Yussuf Arazi ), Ivonne Schönherr ( Lisa ), Volker Bruch ( Florian ), Esther Seibt ( Kerstin ), Roman Rossa ( Martin ), Christoph Felsenstein ( Dr. Berwald , Casparis doctor), Katrin Ritt ( Silvie , Caspari's friend) |
| 4th | Odyssey of Hearts | March 11, 2005 | Aegean | Michaela May ( Claudia Stellmann ), Fritz Wepper ( Michael Stellmann ), Renan Demirkan ( Calypso Panagos ), Juraj Kukura ( Theo Panagos ), Annett Renneberg ( Susanne Stellmann ), Simon Verhoeven ( Stavros Panagos ), Gideon Singer ( Nikos ), Horst Janson ( Captain Bernd Jensen ), Gerit Kling ( Cruise Director Saskia ), Katja Giammona ( Christina Panagos ), Loretta Stern ( Manu ), Ivonne Schönherr ( Lisa ), Florian Weber ( Lothar ) |
| 5 | spring feelings | March 10, 2006 | Caribbean | Horst Janson ( Captain Jensen ), Gerit Kling ( Cruise Director Saskia ), Ivonne Schönherr ( Lisa ), Esther Seibt ( Kerstin ), Roman Rossa ( Martin ), Walter Kreye ( Berthold Reimers ), Dietrich Mattausch ( Karl Stegmann ), Diana Körner ( Andrea Ludwig ), Johanna von Koczian ( Gerda Burmester ), Krystian Martinek ( Manfred Unger ), Anne-Kathrin Gummich ( ? ), Gundula Köster ( ? ) |
| 6th | Dreams on the horizon | March 24, 2006 | Thailand, Cambodia | Horst Janson ( Captain Bernd Jensen ), Gerit Kling ( Cruise Director Saskia ), Sigmar Solbach ( Moritz Fink ), Daniela Ziegler ( Wilma Fink ), Sanne Schnapp ( Beate Fröhlich ), Dorothea Schenck ( Luise Steiner ), Bernhard Schir ( Holger Mertens ), Martin Weinek ( Dr. Karl Becker ), Lars Gärtner ( Dr. Wolfgang Fink ), Ankie Beilke ( Vatana ), Ivonne Schönherr ( Lisa ), Esther Seibt ( Kerstin ), Roman Rossa ( Martin ) |
Pilot film
The television film Love Under White Sails , released in 2001, is considered the pilot film for this series.
DVD publications
First, on April 6, 2006, the DVD box Under White Sails (2 DVDs) for the film series with a total length of 450 minutes was released.
The DVD box contains the following:
- 1 vacation trip to happiness
- 3 Farewell performance
- 4 Odyssey of Hearts
- 5 spring fever
- 6 dreams on the horizon
On May 17, 2010, the film series appeared again on two separate DVDs.
Under white sails - Part 1 (Special Edition 270 min.)
- 1 vacation trip to happiness
- 3 Farewell performance
- 4 Odyssey of Hearts
and
Under White Sails - Part 2 (Special Edition 180 Min.)
- 5 spring fever
- 6 dreams on the horizon
On May 17, 2019, Pidax released the complete series with all six episodes (including the previously missing episode 2, Compass of Love).
Web links
- Under white sails in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Under white sails at Fernsehserien.de
Individual evidence
- ↑ imfernsehen GmbH & Co. KG: Under white sails - episode guide - pilot film. Retrieved July 16, 2018 .