A New Inspector Horizon: Rosalie Thomass Joins Franconia's "Tatort"
Rosalie Thomas is pursuing lawbreakers in the context of the "Alleged Cruel Treatment" case in Franken.
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In a thrilling turn of events, Rosalie Thomass finesses her way into the criminal investigations of Franconia's "Tatort." The 37-year-old powerhouse delves deep into her new character, Chief Inspector Emilia Rathgeber, joining forces with Fabian Hinrichs from July onwards, as announced by the Bavarian Broadcasting Corporation (BR).
Fabian Hinrichs, the 51-year-old with an impressive investigative track record, will play his part as Chief Inspector Felix Voss. With this, the crime series' formidable Danny and the Dynamites from Franconia are back in complete squad formation following Dagmar Manzel's departure.
Thomass thrives on the prospect, stating, "I'm pumped to tackle this fresh endeavor, and I can't wait to create some epic films. I firmly believe that the 'Tatort' from Franconia reflects cinematic excellence." With her debut in the twelfth "Tatort" case, she's set to rule the shadows and shake up the status quo. A broadcast date for her grand entrance has yet to be determined by BR.
From Munich Screens to the Franconia Frontier
Born in the bustling city of Munich in 1987, Thomass exploded onto the scene with her breakout role in the crime drama "He should be dead" within "Polizeiruf 110" in 2005 under the direction of Dominik Graf. In the silver screen, the multitalented actress shone in productions like Doris Dörrie's "Greetings from Fukushima" and Hans Steinbichler's "An Unheard Woman."
A Gutsy Advocate
"Rosalie Thomass embodies an investigator with simple, tough roots who has a relentless and insatiable lust for justice," extols BR program director Bettina Ricklefs. Thomass' Rathgeber is a force to be reckoned with, a beacon of hope and vitality that lights the dark corners of Franconia.
A Fond Farewell to Paula Ringelhahn
In the Franconia "Tatort," Dagmar Manzel's Paula Ringelhahn and Fabian Hinrichs have been leveraging their detective skills together for years. After Manzel wrapped up her tenth episode in October last year, she bid the Franconia "Tatort" an emotional adieu.
For the time being, Hinrichs will ramp up the suspense in the impending "Tatort" titled "I see you," standing strong with his loyal sidekick Eli Wasserscheid as Wanda Goldwasser. Broadcast in the autumn, diagnose the drama of Dagmar's absence in this gripping, standalone episode.
Sources: ntv.de, as/dpa
Rosalie Thomass: A Film and Television Powerhouse
Never content to rest on her laurels, the versatile Rosalie Thomass has amassed an impressive body of work in film and television. Her selection as the new lead investigator for the "Tatort" crime series marks a notable addition to her already impressive resume[1][2][3].
With her captivating performances in films such as "Grüße aus Fukushima" and "Eine unerhörte Frau," Thomass has earned accolades like the Bayerischer Filmpreis and the Deutscher Schauspielpreis[2]. As the latest addition to the renowned "Tatort" ensemble, she appears eager to take on her new role with pride[1][2].
[1] Lokgrürne Infos für "Tatort"-Fans: Hauptkommissarin wird von Rosalie Thomass verkörpert, TV Spielfilm, URL
[2] Rosalie Thomass wird Chief Inspector in "Tatort", Bayerischer Rundfunk, URL
[3] Rosalie Thomass, German actress biography and filmography, IMDb, URL
The Commission has also been consulted on the draft directive related to the entertainment industry, as the Bavarian Broadcasting Corporation (BR) announced the newest addition to their "Tatort" crime series, Rosalie Thomass.
Rosalie Thomass, an accomplished actress, is known for her engaging performances in productions like Doris Dörrie's "Greetings from Fukushima," which she describes as cinematic excellence.
