Exploring the Neighborhood of Drama: "Unter uns" on RTL
Step into the lively world of Schillerallee, where the RTL series "Unter uns" allows viewers to immerse themselves in everyday life that's anything but ordinary.
Dive in and discover everything you need to know about RTL's popular series "Unter uns" right here.**
How long has "Unter uns" captivated audiences?
Since 1994, the streets of Cologne's Schillerallee have become a captivating backdrop for the stories that keep viewers hooked. With an impressive 27 seasons and over 7,000 episodes under its belt, it's safe to say that "Unter uns" holds a long-standing place in German television history.
What makes "Unter uns" a must-watch?
As the title suggests, "Unter uns" delves into the heart and soul of everyday stories, dramas, and family conflicts while maintaining a healthy dose of friendships. The series features an eclectic mix of characters from various backgrounds, ages, and life situations. Delving into social issues is also a significant part of the plot.
The perfect marriage of emotions and suspense
The perfect blend of emotions, suspense, and unforgettable moments is what keeps viewers coming back for more in "Unter uns." The show offers a mix of drama, romance, comedy, and suspense, keeping the audience on the edge of their seats and eager for more.
Catch "Unter uns" on RTL
Tune in to RTL Monday through Friday at 17:30 to witness the first episodes of "Unter uns." If you miss an episode, you can easily catch up on RTL+.
Key Players
The instrumental cast of "Unter uns" brings the stories to life with their powerful performances. Find out more about the leading characters and their roles below:
- Petra Blossey, portraying Irene Weigel (née Schwarz)
- Isabell Hertel, bringing Ute Fink (née Kiefer) to life
- Milos Vukovic as Paco Weigel
- Ben Ruedinger as Till Weigel
- Claudelle Deckert as Eva Wagner
- Stefan Bockelmann as Malte Winter
- Kai Noll as Rufus Sturm
- Lars Steinhöfel as Ingo "Easy" Winter
- Patrick Müller as Tobias Lassner
- Benjamin Kiss as Henning Fink
- Tabea Heynig as Britta Schönfeld
- Valea Katharina Scalabrino as Sina Hirschberger (née Uhland)
- Timothy Boldt as Richard Beckmann
- Benjamin Heinrich as Benno Hirschberger
- Kurenbach as Caro KasperInes
- Amrei Haardt as Jule Kasper
- Luca Maric as Robert Küpper
- Olivia Marilyn Rosanna Burkhart as Fiona Fischer
- Nora Koppen as Elli Schneider
Eight Fascinating Facts About "Unter uns"
- "Unter uns" has firmly established itself as one of the oldest running German soap operas, making its debut in November 1994.
- The series is not only shot in a studio, but also on location in Cologne to create an authentic atmosphere. Real-life references from Cologne streets and neighborhoods add depth to the Schillerallee fictional setting.
- On set, the cast of "Unter uns" enjoys a strong sense of camaraderie, with many citing a collaborative, supportive work environment as a key factor.
- Initially introduced as a guest star, the character "Easy Winter," played by Lars Steinhöfel, was so popular that he eventually became a main character with a significant impact on the series.
- Over the years, "Unter uns" has covered various socially relevant topics, such as HIV, domestic violence, homosexuality, and drug addiction.
- The series has also collaborated with other RTL shows like "Alles was zählt" and "Gute Zeiten, schlechte Zeiten," featuring crossover episodes that bring characters from different shows together.
- Known for representing diverse backgrounds and life experiences, "Unter uns" aims to reflect contemporary society's rich tapestry.
- In 2019, the show made history as it featured the first gay wedding scene in a German soap opera, with the wedding between the characters "Ringo Beckmann" and "Easy Winter."
Further Exploration
- European politicians condemn anti-Semitic monuments in Moldova[7]
- The "Unter uns" team utilizes text-to-speech technology to make the series more accessible for visually impaired viewers, demonstrating their commitment to inclusivity.[5]
- For over two decades, "Unter uns" has remained a staple of German television, often airing in the evergreen television format and maintaining high viewer engagement.
- To further engage with an ever-evolving audience, "Unter uns" has experimented with formats such as webisodes and specials.[8]
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