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Cologne / Cornelia Wystrichowski
21.07.2018
Raubeinig, shirt with sleeves, always a dirty word on the lips: For many, the name Götz George (1938-2016) is only with the curator Horst Schimanski Duisburg's "crime scene" connected. But George was a lot more. On Monday, the actor who died two years ago would be 80 years old; On this occasion, thrillers, telefilms and comedies Georges are repeated that day
The digital channel ARD One devotes to George a thematic evening full Monday. At 8:15 pm, the drama "Special Severity of Guilt" (2014), one of the last movies that George shot, begins. He embodies a convicted felon who has long been behind bars for murder and now wants to prove that he is innocent [22] [22] At 22 hours follows the thriller "Tatort: Zahn um Zahn" (1985), the first exit of Horst Schimanski's cinema. It attracted 2.7 million viewers to the cinema (for comparison: Til Schweiger's "Tatort: Off Duty" only attracted 280,000 fans to the cinema). Before the movie is a 15-minute interview with Götz George to see. At 23:35 follows Schimmis second cinematic adventure, the thriller "Zabou", which was criticized at the time as boring.
"Schtonk", the milestone
Of a completely different side is Götz George in the romantic comedy "Alpenglühen" of the year 2003 (12:30, MDR) where he shines as a Hanseatic rider, thanks to an actress played by Christiane Hörbiger. One of George's most important films is to be seen on Monday (22:10, WDR): The satire "Schtonk!", In which Helmut Dietl stuck in 1991 the scandal around the fake Hitler newspapers. George personifies a scandalous journalist. An important step in the history of German cinema
Other films with or on George: the docu-drama "George" (23:55, WDR), the thriller "Tatort: Broken Blossoms" (22:15, RBB) , the thriller "Die Katze" (23:45, NDR). And Wednesday, the first of 20:15 will show the sociocritical drama "Zivilcourage".
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