Glatzeder discusses the refugee camp:
Winfried Glatzeder, the esteemed German actor known as the "Belmondo of the East," will be a guest on the popular talk show "NDR Talk Show" today, Friday. The veteran entertainer, born on April 26, 1945, has had an illustrious career in film and television, with notable roles in series like Dark (2019-2020) and Spreepiraten (1989-1991).
According to a preview, Glatzeder has expressed his disdain for the behavior of influencers during his recent stint on "I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!" He finds it awful that he often falls for their facade, stating that they lie and are insincere, pretending to enjoy the experience but merely going through the motions.
Glatzeder, who has participated in "I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!" twice, in the eighth season in 2014 and the "Showdown of the Jungle Legends" last year, has been outspoken in his criticism of other participants of the show. However, detailed accounts of his experiences or specific events during the show are not explicitly available in the provided sources.
In addition to Glatzeder, the "NDR Talk Show" on August 8 will feature other big names in German television, including entertainer and moderator Hugo Egon Balder (75), Tatort veteran Ulrike Folkerts (64), and Bettina Tietjen (65) and Steven Gätjen (52) as moderators.
Glatzeder's dislike for watching his own films is due to the flood of past mistakes. He rarely attends screenings of his own films and only goes to them if forced or paid to. This aversion to his own work is distressing for him, as he often finds it difficult to recall mistakes while watching his own movies.
The new episode of the "NDR Talk Show" featuring Winfried Glatzeder will air on NDR TV on August 8 at 10:00 PM. Tune in to hear more about his experiences on "I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!" and his thoughts on influencers in the entertainment industry.
Winfried Glatzeder, sharing his views on the entertainment industry during his interview on "NDR Talk Show," expressed his dissatisfaction with the behavior of influencers, whom he finds insincere and overly performative, particularly on shows like "I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!" As a veteran entertainer who has participated in the show twice, Glatzeder has been vocal about his criticism of other participants.
