Actor Peter Brix Dreams of More Unconventional Politicians
Actor Brix Expresses Preference for Fewer Career Politicians - Desire for Reduced Number of Career Politicians by Brix
Peter Heinrich Brix, known for his role in "North North Murder," expresses his desire for a change in the political landscape. At 69, this former farmer-turned-actor wishes for a surge in unconventional career paths among politicians. He candidly shared his thoughts with the German Press Agency, stating, "It's not a good development that we're increasingly getting so-called career politicians."
Brix's roots trace back to his farming days on his family's farm in Schleswig-Holstein. He believes that this humble beginnings provide a unique outlook on life and things. A closer connection to everyday life is what he yearns for among our representatives.
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Brix believes that politicians who enter parliament as civil servants or lawyers are logical additions to the political sphere. He explains, "It's logical that they're there, because they have a return ticket to their professions. After all, it's a risk to be elected for a legislative period and then maybe not re-elected."
Join Brix on Tuesday (13th May) as he celebrates his 70th birthday. A day before that (12th May, 8:15 PM, ZDF), viewers can catch him reprising his signature role as Sylt's chief commissioner Carl Sievers in "North North Murder - Sievers and the Deep Sleep."
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- Peter Brix, discussed by the German Press Agency, believes that the rise of career politicians is not a positive development, as he prefers unconventional professionals in politics.
- Brix, known for his role in "North North Murder," expresses his desire for a change in the political landscape, hoping for more unconventional career paths among politicians.
- In a conversation with the German Press Agency, Brix discussed the logical addition of professionals such as civil servants or lawyers to the political sphere.
- On May 12th, viewers can catch Brix reprising his signature role as Sylt's chief commissioner Carl Sievers in "North North Murder - Sievers and the Deep Sleep," before celebrating his 70th birthday on May 13th.
