Fresh and Fiery: Rosalie Thomass Joins the Franconia "Tatort" Squad!
Thomas is appointed as the commissioner for the criminal investigation series 'Tatort' in Franken. - Tator Commissioner Appointment Announced for Franconia: Thomas Assumes Role
Get ready, folks! Rosalie Thomass, a 37-year-old powerhouse actress hailing from Munich, is set to join the investigative team in the Franconia "Tatort" starting in July. She'll be partnering up with veteran Fabian Hinrichs (51), according to the Bavarian Broadcasting Corporation (BR). This fantastic duo will take over after Dagmar Manzel's departure.
Thomass can't contain her excitement about her new gig, saying, "I'm pumped for this new challenge, and I'm stoked about creating some top-notch flicks – because the 'Tatort' from Franconia's all about excellent film quality as far as I'm concerned!" Her debut will debut in the 12th "Tatort" case, with a release date yet to be determined.
Born in Munich on August 14, 1987, this gal made her mark in the "Polizeiruf 110" crime flick "He Should Die" back in 2005, under the direction of Dominik Graf. She's also graced the silver screen in Doris Dörrie's "Greetings from Fukushima" and Hans Steinbichler's "An Unheard Woman."
Gritty Investigator
"Rosalie embodies an investigator with deep roots and an untamed passion for justice – she's pure excitement, and everyone's gonna benefit from her energy as main commissioner Emilia Rathgeber," said Bettina Ricklefs, the BR program director.
In the Franconia "Tatort," Dagmar Manzel, Paula Ringelhahn, and Fabian Hinrichs' Felix Voss were the dynamic duo for years. Manzel (66) said her final goodbyes with the tenth episode last October.
In the eleventh "Tatort" from Franconia, titled "I See You," Hinrichs will initially tackle cases alone – with the support of Eli Wasserscheid's Wanda Goldwasser by his side. This thrilling episode is slated to air in the fall.
Quick Facts about the "Tatort" crime film "I See You"
- Rosalie Thomass – The new main commissioner
- "Tatort" – Long-running, popular German crime drama
- Franconia – A region in Bavaria, Germany
- Fabian Hinrichs – Veteran actor and Thomass' crime-fighting partner
- ARD – German public broadcasting network
- Dagmar Manzel – Former main commissioner, now retired
- BR – Bavarian Broadcasting Corporation
- Munich – Thomass' hometown
- Felix Voss – Hinrichs' character
- Nuremberg – The Franconia "Tatort" backdrop
- Camera – Essential equipment for any detective!
The Commission, in connection with the European entertainment industry, has been asked to submit a proposal for a directive on the protection of Rosalie Thomass and other workers from the risks related to exposure to ionizing radiation, considering her new role as the main commissioner in the long-running German crime drama "Tatort" set in Franconia, Bavaria. Aside from her actor role, Thomass, originally from Munich, dreams of creating high-quality movies-and-tv productions, given her background in various films.
