Farewell to the Commissioners-role : Maria Simon leaves the Polizeiruf 110

It is a long time. Maria Simon came in 2011 for "Polizeiruf 110" of the Rundfunk Berlin-Brandenburg (RBB), to 2020, will play the actress for the last Time, the chief Commissioner, Olga, Lensky. What began on the page of Horst Krause, went further in 2015 with Lucas Gregorowicz as Adam Raczek. Maria Simon said, according to a press release, to your farewell: "I am very grateful that I was allowed to play this beautiful role of Olga for many years and get to know. It was a very fruitful work and experience. What comes in the stars, I only know I must move on, continue to learn and discover New things. Thank you to the viewers, like Olga and the RBB Team for the great cooperation."

program Director Jan Schulte-Kelling house said for the RBB, "of course we regret the decision of Maria Simon respect but, of course, and wish her all the best of luck on all of the new Ways." Maria Simon was about nine years like no other Commissioner in the Brandenburg "Polizeiruf 110", "a big thank you to her." The transmitter was pleased three of the movies Maria Simon can realize, in the autumn of 2020, you'll then to 17. and to see the last Time as Olga and Lensky." Adam Raczek in the police Commissariat in Swiecko in Frankfurt at the Or, "with whom, it will show. One thing we know: The investigators working in the state of Brandenburg", said Schulte-Kelling house.

Nominated for the German film award

Maria Simon, born in 1976 in Leipzig, studied at the Hochschule für schauspielkunst "Ernst Busch" in Berlin. She made her debut in 1999 at the side of Jürgen Vogel in "zornige küsse", at the International film festival in Moscow, received the prize as Best actress. At the Berlinale in 2003, she was represented by the films "Good Bye, Lenin!" and "lights", for both roles, it was also nominated for the German Film. At the 2004 Berlin film festival, Maria Simon was one of the Shooting Stars, the nominees for best young of the European countries models. In 2016, was awarded for "Silvia S. - Blind rage" as Best German actress with the Golden camera.

In "Polizeiruf 110" from Brandenburg is played by Maria Simon with their retirement, yet senior investigator. Their predecessors, Katrin Sass (Tanja Voigt, 1993 - 1998, ten cases), Jutta Hoffmann (Wanda Rosenbaum, 1999 - 2002, four cases) and Imogen Kogge (Johanna's heart, 2002 - 2010, twelve cases).

reason for break-in

to sharpen The appointment of Olga could be Lenskis, at the same time a suitable occasion, the profile of the Brandenburg "Polizeiruf". As the personal level between the German Commissioner and their Polish colleagues with its traditional from a Catholic society root is a set of Beliefs that would lead to clearly visible tensions. However, in practice, – this may also be in the good relationship of the two actors is justified – has not been exhausted this potential. There are significantly more opportunities, not always easy German-Polish relationship.

"Polizeiruf" of the RBB death and The maiden

More courage for the conflict you wish for with a view to the substances. As more such extraordinary consequences could be of help, like "democracy dies in darkness" again, with Jürgen Vogel on the dropouts-scene – Preper called – preparing for the Apocalypse. Or Plots that don't shy away from the difficult political relationship between the two countries, both in the past and the present. That this has not happened yet, is certainly not the fault of Maria Simon. Your outlet could be the Signal to leave.