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Welcome to a very00:00:20
special video Sebastian and I, we00:00:23
are in Munich, standing in front of00:00:25
a Munich landmark and we are00:00:27
here to honor an acting00:00:28
landmark of this wonderful city in00:00:30
a big way, yes and then00:00:33
when you think of Bavarian actors you00:00:35
immediately think of them Gustl Bayrhammer and00:00:36
he would have been 100 years old in 202200:00:39
and this is a real00:00:41
passion project for us. We have00:00:42
already made a few videos on the00:00:44
topic on Google about Gustl Bayrhammer and00:00:47
we have now contacted witnesses for some time00:00:48
and visited some filming locations00:00:51
Then to really go one better00:00:52
in this multi-part documentary series,00:00:54
we don't want to work on biographical00:00:56
data but rather celebrate a big00:00:58
party that is intended to honor the life and work of00:01:00
this extremely authentic and00:01:02
likeable popular actor00:01:05
[music]00:01:07
we return to places that are narrow00:01:10
are connected to him along with00:01:12
contemporary witnesses who were close to him.00:01:14
For me he is the epitome of a uhr Bayern00:01:17
[Music]00:01:19
in all of this we want above all to get00:01:23
to know the person Gustl Bayrhammer00:01:24
[Music]00:01:26
also throw Gustl so much that you can throw00:01:29
in a pint of beer the hand of a00:01:31
white-blue cloud and00:01:33
maybe you're even a little happy,00:01:37
well, well, what I can00:01:40
come up with.00:01:49
We were guests of Esteban Kleist and00:01:52
his wonderful wife Almuth.00:01:54
It was really a great reception with00:01:57
a great snack and00:01:59
profound conversations,00:02:02
the two are artists, Esteban has00:02:05
a love for sculptures and Almut,00:02:07
yes, she loves painting,00:02:13
an00:02:14
ultimately warm-hearted and beautiful00:02:17
reception here with a really great00:02:21
couple and Sebastian should clarify00:02:25
what the two of them have to00:02:27
do with Christel Bayrhammer, yes that is the car00:02:31
kleist and almut kleist and00:02:34
is the train I00:02:36
always noticed as a child that pumuckl kept00:02:40
running through the picture as an extra and didn't just00:02:42
do that, he also00:02:44
did the big tricks on google with the ball that00:02:46
amarok lifts or celebrated is always00:02:47
changing and what you have done and00:02:51
not only that but also the prop00:02:54
that is also our main00:02:57
hook is the topic of the Gustl00:02:59
Bayrhammer or if my first question00:03:01
says you know00:03:03
Gustl Bayrhammer as00:03:06
He's already been noticed as an actor before00:03:08
or I only met him on this00:03:11
series and I think that00:03:13
was 78 or 79 80 that was00:03:17
78 79 the00:03:21
additional payments she was pregnant I00:03:26
was planned and on the ground I think00:03:28
that first spot was already there filmed and00:03:30
79 80 was the filming of the00:03:33
first season and you also have to00:03:35
do with Pumuckl you once had the ball00:03:37
pullover in front of the promoter in00:03:39
points that's what we wanted to do, that's00:03:42
also an episode that we also have in this00:03:45
special00:03:47
video treated because your00:03:49
children's actress is featured in this00:03:51
ball knitted sweater for a00:03:52
master Eder and we also meet00:03:54
the league wise men,00:03:58
of course we also want to hear something about the00:04:01
work, what was that like in the00:04:03
workshop, they always say it was so00:04:05
moldy and in very bad00:04:07
condition and so on it was fun00:04:09
today it was cold and00:04:10
uncomfortable00:04:11
a thousand questions00:04:13
how was the workshop the first thing00:04:16
was perhaps00:04:17
the choice of ingo tögel with a lot of00:04:21
effort and effort he had one in his00:04:23
relatives a stone and00:04:25
We brought in a lot of material to00:04:28
make it look as authentic as possible00:04:31
and00:04:33
well, it was actually in00:04:37
this whole thing that was more of00:04:38
a background backdrop, it didn't00:04:39
actually happen, so it can hardly be00:04:41
imagined that the00:04:45
Gustl Bayrhammer is here00:04:47
Craftsmen had to put things in the spotlight somehow,00:04:51
it was always fun,00:04:53
who knows if he would have been00:04:55
able to, maybe00:04:59
the markets would also be so00:05:01
run down if you do the right thing.00:05:03
My kings ended up00:05:05
partly cheating and I don't have that00:05:07
when I have one of those So00:05:10
it was good then, we knew that this house had been00:05:13
approved for demolition, that the00:05:17
demolition was imminent or planned00:05:19
and of course it wasn't in00:05:22
good condition but00:05:24
that's nothing I00:05:27
would have expected so I00:05:29
just took the situation like you did Of course, it was00:05:32
n't as comfortable as it is to00:05:34
bring here now, but for00:05:38
a shoot like the one we00:05:40
had to do it was completely00:05:42
fine with me, so I certainly didn't00:05:44
suffer from it,00:05:45
which coerder promo through König also00:05:48
a story that he For a long time,00:05:50
other people have united in the team.00:05:53
A dead homeless man was once00:05:55
found in the stairwell, filming was00:05:57
taken out in fear and then00:05:59
they then opened windows and how00:06:01
and where exactly so that he could no longer00:06:03
get in. That was not known00:06:05
or not00:06:07
known to me But before we went into the apartment there00:06:09
was still a stain on the floor. Well,00:06:11
I always told my stories00:06:13
with it, a series about a single or00:06:16
you have actors here who will00:06:18
go out straight away with their left hands, they00:06:19
are used to it and they do00:06:21
n't know that because they00:06:24
have it there I successfully00:06:26
suppressed it. Besides, it's00:06:28
actually totally untypical for someone00:06:31
who works in the team to suddenly00:06:33
appear in front of a camera and that was00:06:36
the case with you, and not just on one00:06:39
occasion because what he was doing was his furniture,00:06:42
so I never have that for myself00:06:44
taken as something special because these00:06:47
are the situations that I have,00:06:50
my friend has already told me, that the00:06:52
king and00:06:54
cameraman00:06:59
passed the balls to each other, they00:07:01
simply had a lot of fun00:07:07
playing and inventing things, so00:07:12
you had them from morning to evening00:07:14
Actually, the ones who take joy in doing things are00:07:16
popular, so the children who haven't00:07:19
grown up are a00:07:20
bit playful and always00:07:22
enjoy the mountain, no, adults who have that, where00:07:25
the child is very lively00:07:27
and00:07:30
that was that was actually always present00:07:33
and00:07:35
and that came It just occurred to them that00:07:37
we now think it would be quite good00:07:39
if someone would do this and that00:07:41
and I would probably have so00:07:42
little to do that they always did00:07:44
n't like it. You told me about a00:07:46
strange scene that00:07:52
I actually cut out I00:07:55
tried to00:07:57
tell you earlier what I only remember about00:08:00
a dirt road that I met00:08:02
a protagonist of this film on this dirt road.00:08:06
Unfortunately, I don't remember who it was00:08:08
and I don't know which one00:08:14
and I shouldn't have met it in my life The look00:08:19
was supposed to be something like a farewell00:08:22
to life and00:08:24
the next shot00:08:27
was a VW bus that00:08:31
exploded and in this case - it was00:08:34
clear that I was sitting in there so00:08:37
their course and I said no,00:08:39
a beetle can do that, but yes That was all over 4000:08:44
years ago, so maybe00:08:47
my inner00:08:50
community wasn't king. In any case,00:08:52
the Leyen, we're still in trouble00:08:55
with an undermining of the00:08:57
route, a car in the air and00:09:01
then doesn't call it any more, so it costs00:09:03
more car itself, so00:09:07
we're still getting to the bottom of that, which I'm00:09:09
also a bit proud of. Picture we're00:09:10
the first to question you, so there's00:09:13
probably been no one to come to me yet,00:09:15
that's too ridiculous for me,00:09:21
but I did00:09:24
n't miss it in the sense that I00:09:26
would have thought that why is there00:09:28
no one coming, what should I promote, so more00:09:30
important that we stay with and just00:09:32
continue 18 it's nice that you open the door for us00:09:35
then say I like to do it00:09:37
because I don't say it's easy and00:09:40
difficult because I00:09:43
I was asked in a very00:09:46
friendly manner whether I00:09:49
had any memories00:09:51
and in fact I have an inner one that00:09:54
is so striking that it00:09:56
might be worth it00:09:58
with ingredients in Zurich, in Bavaria00:10:02
maybe later to hear it00:10:05
but In general, that's what emails say00:10:08
because I always00:10:10
remember you as a child, so I00:10:12
always noticed the00:10:13
red-haired extra and I did00:10:15
city tours in Munich for ten years and00:10:17
then I kept00:10:18
talking to people whoever these00:10:20
red-haired extras offered00:10:22
Maybe you would00:10:28
n't be so special in the big row00:10:31
in the supermarket, very noticeable even00:10:33
with speaking, but of course it was00:10:35
synchronized differently and in another one,00:10:42
that was something because you do00:10:44
n't have a car, you don't have a00:10:46
driver's license, that's not allowed, they're looking for00:10:48
a chair All of this00:10:49
even the word comes because he00:10:52
spoke to himself King Google then there are00:10:54
machine noises or when the00:10:56
thread is worn you somehow rattle or00:11:02
you can't use it at all because it's better if you00:11:04
just record everything again00:11:18
that's an elephant a00:11:24
that I won't bring it back, it'll be00:11:26
our breakfast egg and we can take a look,00:11:30
we can00:11:32
have a breakfast egg for three days, we don't00:11:35
always have to open these little ones, it's so00:11:37
nice00:11:39
here,00:11:44
we're going home and I'll take it,00:11:46
nothing that you don't take with you I'm heading00:11:48
back straight away. I want to have it, but00:11:50
it's so nice. It's the last00:11:52
time we'll00:11:57
talk about the Bavarians.00:11:59
Then I definitely have to00:12:01
talk about it. I don't know if you00:12:03
have any other changes. I00:12:04
sent a picture here from Hugel00:12:06
with the rosenmayr this little old00:12:09
buy you asked is the one you still remember00:12:13
she was very drained lasso a but00:12:18
it studied here knows exactly so00:12:20
far so her voice00:12:26
accepted with every request she even has00:12:29
and that's no joke in one hardcore00:12:31
porn with is00:12:33
excited that's the last00:12:35
I've already stood on the boards00:12:37
so if you haven't00:12:38
thought yet the followers are a lot of tanks00:12:42
[music]00:12:49
so I have to admit that I have00:12:53
n't looked at it00:12:58
once and have seen it, yes and not always00:13:01
and That's why00:13:03
I don't want any false statements now,00:13:06
is the ladies, yes, how did you00:13:10
come to grips with us in general and also then to00:13:11
the angle team00:13:13
with the film in general, like so00:13:17
many things in life, it was just a pure coincidence,00:13:19
like the virgin to the child, just00:13:22
like that what not but a friend of00:13:24
my parents who worked hard and00:13:27
I was after the art academy and the00:13:31
substitute service that I did,00:13:34
I was looking for a job and the00:13:38
doctor would have connected me and that's how I was, I00:13:44
started at the bmz as a Christian Singing but also00:13:47
just always looking for and where are you00:13:49
completely apolitical knew Ingo Zoe,00:13:51
we had a mutual00:13:54
acquaintance and this00:13:58
contact was made through him00:14:01
and that's how00:14:03
I am, but as a00:14:06
professional player you didn't00:14:07
work before, no, I was known in the circles00:14:09
of my circle of friends to be very00:14:12
clever00:14:14
and had to hand in a few rough00:14:19
pieces and00:14:24
have demonstrated this skill and then they00:14:25
thought, yes, the guy in the city had the00:14:28
sensitivity to be able to do that,00:14:30
what tasks did you have at the time?00:14:32
Carrier there were probably00:14:34
many different years,00:14:37
so what do you mean the one was the most fun00:14:38
so the tasks were00:14:41
manageable because it was going to take00:14:44
place in the apartment00:14:46
and in the city center and there were00:14:49
n't that many outdoor shoots00:14:52
that was the main00:14:55
places that were handy were the apartment and the00:14:56
un and the certificates and I was00:14:59
responsible for the sec visits and that00:15:01
was a good thing because the work with00:15:03
the films would have put too little00:15:06
strain on me and my commitment Yes, it is only00:15:09
necessary if the point has00:15:11
brought a real object into the area.00:15:15
The waves were very rarely00:15:18
seen through then as a spectator, the goods can also be seen.00:15:19
In addition, our material is00:15:22
the special thing about this material: it is00:15:25
not reflected, it is tungsten wire00:15:29
that's that this is the third one that00:15:34
was made to bloom in the old light bulbs and it's00:15:39
ultra fine00:15:41
and very very sweet solid so the festival that00:15:47
's cool I was a little afraid that00:15:49
these things would be recognized when the HD00:15:53
version came out For a few years it's00:15:57
not like that at all, so the right thing to say is00:15:59
that this is what you're only doing as a00:16:02
replacement for00:16:06
nothing00:16:07
really completely no second is00:16:09
currently traded you say no threads that00:16:11
wasn't none whether you become second in00:16:14
the scene where the fine one is carried away00:16:17
and where there is a small tool00:16:21
there is once around came in the sequence is00:16:23
that and that you can see it with00:16:25
minimal was it is still00:16:28
season has to be explained because the old00:16:30
fairy tale a point and there something through the00:16:31
against00:16:32
hallways and00:16:36
yes and which is also props and so00:16:39
you can probably go to00:16:40
your sparkling activity with the00:16:42
wool sweater, yes, that's exactly where you just visited,00:16:44
probably00:16:46
passed on the questions right away. I was always00:16:48
happy when I earned a little money.00:16:51
It was a small office for us, it was00:16:53
n't like that at all Simply00:16:54
that was very brave and00:16:57
were you ever there during the00:16:59
filming in the workshop or00:17:01
or I once visited the workshop00:17:04
my printer that you were00:17:06
already a bit moved from the workshop00:17:14
and the king also said00:17:17
that he prop master kept00:17:18
sending out toy shops00:17:20
souvenirs to stories that there was00:17:23
always something taught that had00:17:26
put on the menhir00:17:28
that was probably the00:17:31
more and more little things over the course of history so I was00:17:34
really kept absolutely free of that, oh yeah00:17:36
and just for orientation in the00:17:40
workshop it was Yes, actually, when00:17:42
he went up from the workshop to the apartment you00:17:43
had to, in your job, you had to00:17:45
pretend for a long time that it was00:17:47
now next to the workshop in the hallway00:17:49
directly behind the door if you00:17:50
couldn't park all the cars yet, but I mean00:17:53
then To have seen the door00:17:55
that probably went into the00:17:56
next room that was next to the room in which the00:17:58
mask and the costs of the crisis and00:18:01
Boston topic and and so on as openness00:18:06
and Gustl Bayrhammer that's what it's supposed to be about in the00:18:09
end today how did he appear as a00:18:12
person or As an actor,00:18:17
actually,00:18:19
five for me is the archetype of the cozy grumpy00:18:23
Bavarian00:18:28
grumpy cozy that's untenable that00:18:31
somehow given yes00:18:34
but probably it wasn't00:18:37
such a direct connection since you're in a00:18:39
team and it's not impossible that you'll00:18:42
always be involved personally the people that's00:18:44
not at all what I'm00:18:46
not not the case with one or the00:18:49
other I had personal00:18:51
contact with, he wasn't one of those00:18:53
I could have cared for and so it00:18:56
didn't happen at all,00:18:58
I just experienced him00:19:00
professionally focused on his work,00:19:02
so that without a00:19:06
doubt there00:19:08
was something negative somehow, that's what00:19:11
we want. I would say he did the00:19:12
work for seven years I don't00:19:19
think there's anything negative that's00:19:22
really special about him, so as I00:19:26
said, comfortable and00:19:32
but nothing where you can really have a but if00:19:35
he had other things about Sedlmayr00:19:37
that he was really sick I was00:19:39
also but different00:19:43
that I once had that he was in some00:19:47
way hurtful or or belittling00:19:50
also not no great00:19:52
and yes so I00:19:56
can't have any negative00:20:00
contributions00:20:04
a positive one which yes I'm excited so00:20:08
that was at the graduation ceremony00:20:11
when all the work was done it's00:20:14
usual this winter a00:20:15
film production is finished that is00:20:17
Yes,00:20:18
there is always a lot of pressure because00:20:21
this costs a00:20:23
huge amount of money every day and the producer00:20:28
always sees his money from it. There is00:20:31
corresponding pressure00:20:34
then of course everyone is happy when00:20:37
it is finished at some point and00:20:39
it is always in the form of a I00:20:42
had a meal together00:20:44
and that evening I was sitting00:20:48
there was only one or two people00:20:51
sitting between me and Gustl Bayrhammer00:21:04
It's not that easy, I00:21:08
'm telling you my story now,00:21:09
it just occurred to me and00:21:13
then he starts to describe a day of filming,00:21:19
so I don't know,00:21:21
I ca00:21:25
n't remember the details, unfortunately it's been over 40 years ago It00:21:28
starts with the fact that he was picked up00:21:31
or or was the00:21:34
first to be confronted with the mask,00:21:39
whatever it was, it was00:21:42
so funny that I had to00:21:47
laugh so hard, I've00:21:50
never had it in my life before and00:21:52
not for so long after that, and it was00:21:57
It was terrible because my00:22:00
diaphragm hurt. I could00:22:03
n't stop myself from laughing and from00:22:05
pain and00:22:07
it was wonderful and I00:22:10
wanted it too and I wanted it too00:22:21
Brought to someone so unmoved and with such a00:22:25
dry sense of humor, we could all have00:22:29
fallen under the table. He would have simply00:22:31
continued to tell the story and he never had even00:22:34
a small portion of00:22:36
professionals say yes and what I00:22:43
find particularly remarkable from today's perspective,00:22:45
he did00:22:48
This part of the course of00:22:52
a whole working day had so many00:22:55
funny moments because00:22:58
how else could he have made the assembled00:23:01
company laugh so much?00:23:03
Yes, that's just that he00:23:05
was really happy about it, yes, or he also00:23:08
looked at people's mouths As00:23:09
the people were watching, it became00:23:11
clear that they would then give it again, that's00:23:13
also the art of the actor,00:23:14
that you also study the people,00:23:18
so that's00:23:22
great, I think that in order to be00:23:26
able to do something like that, what he00:23:28
did required a natural talent or00:23:31
I could practice this for 100 years and I00:23:33
would be able to see it here and in00:23:35
the 10 Aachen in the harbor. It00:23:38
won't work, but especially since this situation is so00:23:40
funny and then00:23:43
portrayed like that, that's very,00:23:46
very special and that's what stands out No one has taken him in00:23:48
in a special way, even now,00:23:50
that's so sad,00:23:54
that's in the year ahead, the time just does00:23:57
n't take everything in, this is in danger, it's00:24:00
also good but concentrated old man00:24:03
also knows the 100:24:07
that's a it's terrible for me00:24:09
who likes to take in everything but Do you also like to00:24:12
experience and00:24:14
know that? You know how you moved that?00:24:20
What have you been doing since then? That's just what00:24:23
happened in the 80s. That00:24:25
was actually00:24:27
the best time for me in these seven00:24:30
years of working on Bavarian television00:24:31
years00:24:35
and we are then00:24:39
that was in00:24:41
1979 in the garbage agreed we00:24:45
moved to the Linc00:24:47
near Munich around the material00:24:50
I don't know the geography very well00:24:52
yes yes and I 20 minutes the00:24:54
motorway and in this house there was00:24:57
a mess So I have to00:25:00
say it's a hobby mess but very00:25:02
well furnished00:25:04
partly with blogs, professional00:25:07
machines, old ones and00:25:10
I was excited about the possibility of being able to00:25:14
use this workshop and00:25:21
made a lot of use00:25:23
of the idea of being00:25:26
able to make furniture for us for the children00:25:29
And that gave me so00:25:33
much joy, to be00:25:42
able to work with this material and above all to create something00:25:44
and then friends00:25:47
asked me if I could do something for them00:25:48
and00:25:51
was able to implement it successfully, that's it became my job00:25:55
within a very short00:25:58
time, I only worked00:26:01
on a film production once00:26:03
for six weeks, but00:26:06
otherwise never why, to say it again briefly,00:26:09
the interior propeller for master00:26:13
Eder and his pumuckl later00:26:15
became a carpenter himself That's not a00:26:17
nice story,00:26:18
that's a really great story,00:26:21
I think that's what you did too. That was a00:26:26
complete coincidence. I didn't choose it00:26:37
He directed the second season00:26:39
and then you rejected it. In the00:26:41
meantime it was simply a00:26:45
different topic that so so so so much I00:26:48
liked it.00:26:55
I always knew that the real thing was00:26:59
still to come for me Yes, yes, and then it was00:27:02
this independent work00:27:06
and, above all, being able to design the00:27:08
work, so this was the00:27:10
first impulse that led me to00:27:15
apply to the art academy in Munich, which is00:27:21
also in these freelance creative works In the end I came to the delicate one00:27:23
and it fits together so well00:27:24
then I also work as a painter00:27:26
and have also painted wonderful paintings so that00:27:28
was great00:27:30
insights many many many00:27:32
thanks for the great welcome00:27:35
in any case that it was the phantom of my00:27:37
childhood00:27:41
I thought it would be point 7 He talked00:27:45
a lot the whole time and he continued to grow on00:27:47
this route in Europe.00:27:49
Let it be,00:27:52
it's exciting and in this00:27:56
wonderful atmosphere it was really a00:27:59
lovely evening, yes, Bastian was00:28:01
more than right, but00:28:03
we weren't able to rest for long the next00:28:04
morning We moved on to the next00:28:05
date. Now we have a very cool00:28:08
contemporary witness at the start, namely Nici.00:28:12
Hello, you00:28:15
played in an episode as a small child. That's00:28:18
crazy. Of course we want to00:28:20
find out everything about it. What00:28:23
is it? Your first question when you get home00:28:24
you want to find out, especially00:28:26
because a child's view of Gustl00:28:28
Bayrhammer as him is different than it is for00:28:29
a growing actor, for00:28:31
example, and we have a lot of them on00:28:33
our plan and yes the00:28:35
main question, what was your experience like? with00:28:38
Gustl Bayrhammer, what effect did he have on me?00:28:39
I was allowed to00:28:42
shoot with him as well as synchronize with him00:28:44
and he really00:28:47
endured a00:28:49
whole day in a synchronized00:28:51
studio with an eight-year-old and had the patience of an angel and00:28:54
explained it to me so lovingly00:28:57
I actually have the00:29:00
absolute best memories of him,00:29:02
he was always so sweet and so00:29:04
helpful and the way he00:29:07
took care of the children was00:29:08
amazing. I filmed several things and00:29:11
a few things and was also on00:29:12
stage I confessed and00:29:14
I've never experienced anything like a gustl again.00:29:15
Normally it's the case that a00:29:17
lot of children who filmed were then00:29:20
dubbed by other children,00:29:22
so I think it's something00:29:24
special that you were trusted to do that and that00:29:27
you did too You were actually in your basic studies,00:29:29
it was really interesting, it was00:29:31
really tiring, so you think it's so00:29:34
easy that there's a film playing upstairs and you00:29:36
say that00:29:38
it's really really tiring and00:29:40
that at some point the children do00:29:43
n't feel like it anymore and at some point they00:29:45
get [ __ ] and He did it with so00:29:47
much so I can still00:29:49
remember it so well that he00:29:51
tried to shoot it with so much love00:29:54
and we can still do it and that was00:29:55
still going on and so totally sweet so00:29:58
that was really a very It's a really great00:30:00
experience, but there's00:30:02
no other way to change it because it00:30:04
only achieves the opposite, exactly how you00:30:06
do it differently than when you00:30:07
have a fidget like I was as a child,00:30:09
so it's always just an action like today,00:30:12
it's real difficult to keep them so calm00:30:15
and to focus so that the00:30:18
eight hours00:30:20
also know why you communicated yourself00:30:22
because often it is yes, that was after a00:30:24
three year gap but00:30:25
to stop a voice maybe they only00:30:29
turned in 1980 and 28000:30:33
was synchronized around 12 81 Dubbed 9000:30:37
shot it seemed to me that it was00:30:40
relatively close to the shoot, maybe00:30:43
it was one of the last shoots then00:30:44
yes and then the Uli König00:30:46
went to Hungary for about a year and00:30:48
shot it for 81 days in the summer, well dubbed00:30:50
I mean That could be00:30:52
true, but I also00:30:54
played on the Munich fairytale stage at the same time. That's why00:30:56
I was always, perhaps00:30:58
because I had little acting00:30:59
talent or experience,00:31:02
that00:31:03
I didn't get through it because00:31:07
my mom had a women's clothing store00:31:09
in Unterföhring and one of her00:31:11
customers was the one with the00:31:13
children's roles for television from Strom00:31:15
Rossmann00:31:18
everything about the Ghent god direct the name00:31:21
was so clear that this way was so00:31:23
incredible there I was so I slipped into it and00:31:28
then I also looked like00:31:30
one File Number00:31:50
Only once on00:31:52
stage and in the film year there wasn't00:31:54
another chance. You have a chance. The00:31:56
only other thing that was great was that they00:31:58
had three great days on stage00:32:00
and I actually got to00:32:03
play the pumuckl for three days and that was00:32:06
great Completely independent of the series,00:32:12
I can't really pinpoint that in terms of time,00:32:15
but I could00:32:16
research it, so to speak,00:32:18
it was so that we00:32:22
agreed and the seven dwarves00:32:24
gave I was the dwarf quail during the00:32:27
three great days we always had to meet00:32:28
think about what we're going to do to keep00:32:31
the children busy and then we're going00:32:33
to play pumuckl and who00:32:36
should do the pumuckl, yes me and I00:32:39
had three days of complete00:32:41
freedom from fools00:32:46
Cylinder on with balloons like that00:32:49
on it and not because you hit it with the needle, he went00:32:52
crazy but I was allowed to00:32:56
do everything you00:33:00
should have here, we have00:33:02
n't even talked about the episode00:33:04
in which you00:33:06
played back then, that's where it worked about00:33:08
a sweater if I00:33:10
remember correctly I was supposed to00:33:12
knit a sweater for the pumuckl as00:33:14
Hanna or Hannelore as Hannelore and00:33:18
of course you didn't knit it,00:33:20
it's clear but I have a00:33:22
piece of it, I knitted it and00:33:25
of course I was closed Lazy like every00:33:27
child and then mom continued00:33:30
knitting and gave the sweater00:33:31
away. It was the one with the buttons where00:33:33
he finally got through with his skull00:33:35
but in something that he did00:33:36
n't knit himself and in my00:33:39
eyes we have the thread trick man00:33:42
visited from the first season and00:33:45
his wife was also there and they are00:33:47
both artists and the wife said00:33:50
that she was probably knitting sweaters back then00:33:52
in this episode that was really00:33:54
funny then they will00:33:55
meet up and that's fitting that's how it is00:33:57
The sweater circle was basically really00:34:00
great but I met the woman who00:34:02
actually knitted it that's why it's00:34:04
nice or something like that. Did00:34:08
you take any souvenir with you00:34:11
or maybe you00:34:12
took a photo but it wasn't00:34:13
the time to take a photo like that00:34:16
Nowadays people do it too much,00:34:18
but back then it was00:34:20
n't enough, so what I still remember today00:34:23
is that00:34:26
quite a few people know that Uli00:34:28
König spoke Pumuckl almost better00:34:30
than Hans Clarin00:34:53
on the shoot where I was It was so00:34:56
that Gustl Bayrhammer00:34:59
had to talk a lot into the empty space and00:35:03
at some point he said I ca00:35:05
n't do it anymore and then the Uli00:35:06
König grabbed this pumuckl doll and00:35:09
jumped through the workshop and then it00:35:10
was no longer possible to shoot because The00:35:12
whole team was on the ground00:35:13
laughing so we couldn't take it anymore.00:35:16
I still remember that then they were in the middle of it.00:35:18
As far as I know we were filming in August00:35:19
and then in the middle of summer they had00:35:23
truck loads of snow and of course it00:35:27
melted in a matter of seconds Then00:35:30
the whole team scurried around with styrofoam and00:35:37
somehow turned around without snow00:35:39
or on the side00:35:42
that was the rest of the truck that's00:35:46
great too. It's actually unbelievable when00:35:47
you were eight years old and when I00:35:49
think about how many detailed00:35:51
memories I have If you have eight then00:35:53
that's not as much as it happens because you00:35:56
keep so much so I think it's00:35:58
great because the shoot was so extremely00:36:01
nice so that's it, all the people00:36:04
played together like cogs, although it was a00:36:06
really pleasant ride, there were really nice00:36:08
people everywhere who looked after them Children00:36:11
also took care of it and if you are00:36:13
able to experience that as a child then you will remember that00:36:17
the filming of file number xy was00:36:20
not even remotely that cold, yes totally,00:36:25
so there was nothing with actors and00:36:28
all the team and so on and so forth00:36:31
and it is Yes, it's nice if that00:36:33
's reflected in the result, yes, because it's00:36:35
now a timeless classic. I can00:36:38
still look at it 50 or 100 years ago and I00:36:40
still love products00:36:49
Some people may be happy with a00:36:50
choice. Were there any reactions? Do00:36:52
you remember any of them?00:36:54
There wasn't at all because I did an incredible amount of00:36:57
sport, so if you had00:37:00
seen me from today's perspective,00:37:02
I would have had all the DHs00:37:04
and my mother had the whole thing Compensated with sport,00:37:07
that means I00:37:09
did sport somewhere every day and00:37:11
really did it to excess. That00:37:13
means I didn't have that much time to00:37:15
talk about it with other children00:37:17
or something like that, but that was just what happened afterwards00:37:22
What you've become today00:37:25
So I've been00:37:30
working in editorial offices for I think 30 years and not at the moment,00:37:34
but I'm trying to get back there.00:37:36
I'll say now that I do nutritional supplements on the side,00:37:39
we00:37:40
just talked about it. I specialize in00:37:43
horses,00:37:44
so nutritional supplements for horses.00:37:47
Yes, I was a bit of fun oh really that00:37:50
was okay for because there is a lot00:37:52
for people to00:37:54
treat naturally with plants and I'm into00:37:57
alternative healing methods I00:38:00
definitely see the necessity of00:38:02
classical medicine in any case00:38:04
but there are an incredible number of possible00:38:06
combinations and there are00:38:09
also00:38:10
things the ones with which one could00:38:12
make things much easier for the patients00:38:13
if one were to take other paths00:38:16
or would at least take them into consideration00:38:17
or take them as parallel to it,00:38:20
but I have to say that00:38:22
sounds pretty00:38:23
sensible, I have to, so my heart00:38:26
has heard that We need to think about ourselves sensibly00:38:27
more biological beings and00:38:29
we need existing ones made up of certain00:38:31
things and we have to eat them too00:38:33
and everything doesn't work00:38:35
so I started myself because00:38:37
I00:38:39
did a lot of sport from a very young age and my knees They00:38:41
're no longer the best,00:38:43
I just had to make sure that I could get them somewhere. I00:38:45
say never knees00:38:48
as a little pun. You can00:38:50
now hear a tush. I00:38:57
'm a big fan of what Sebastian00:39:04
tells me beautifully in the dubbing studio and during00:39:08
the filming itself, which is00:39:09
probably no different He was always00:39:11
the one who00:39:14
took us all with him, who recognized us all as00:39:17
full-fledged acting colleagues00:39:20
and never always pushed us into the00:39:23
corner of the children, never and00:39:25
I think that's so nice now, we've00:39:26
even said the series It's00:39:28
nice and then the backgrounds are00:39:30
also nice so you can hear yourself talking about it all, it all00:39:31
fit together so well00:39:32
and it was00:39:34
obviously reflected in the result and there are00:39:36
always problems everywhere but00:39:38
it's still a nice story when00:39:40
I think about it all So listen, I'm00:39:42
so sorry for Uli König, who always had to agree with the00:39:44
ellis chews00:39:46
a little bit00:39:48
and he brought so00:39:51
much input00:39:53
and that was always just ellis00:39:55
chews ellis chews script ellis chews it00:39:56
was never So that's his peace but you00:39:58
really will so in the script what00:40:01
we saw it didn't say for00:40:03
example so there in this script what00:40:05
we got earlier episode leads00:40:07
itself there it said now don't overstretch00:40:09
it then everything is fine00:40:13
book I think all of them scout and wrong00:40:15
king or in the first season only ellis00:40:17
kaut in the second season ulrich king00:40:19
and hans wiedemann or something like that00:40:20
the book template is of course always00:40:22
ellis kaut and wants therefore the00:40:23
book template ellis kaut was not an00:40:24
easy one you just have to say00:40:26
the route with its material Because she00:40:27
wanted to have her radio play stories 1100:40:29
implemented as a series and it just does00:40:31
n't work because a radio play script00:40:32
is different than a film script,00:40:34
the film dialogue is explained and there she was in a00:40:36
very long way, which you00:40:37
can understand to a certain extent if you read a00:40:38
book If you read and watch a film00:40:40
you think the book is much better00:40:41
because you had your own ideas.00:40:43
If you write something yourself00:40:45
it's of course even worse, but you00:40:47
also have to learn to be able to give up your babies00:40:49
and so it's a new00:40:50
creation and it She never learned the00:40:52
L, so she didn't learn that back then,00:41:02
she was a bit too old to be that bad. They were never very good for Bayrhammer, so he was already older at the time,00:41:05
I say now in the00:41:07
face of eight years in the Sahara,00:41:10
but He was never old in his head or00:41:14
in the shape of the campaign herald, he was00:41:16
always sweetly young00:41:20
and somehow childishly00:41:21
playful and a bit playful, so that's00:41:23
what I think is so great, he did it with00:41:25
dedication with his pumuckl00:41:29
somehow adopted the puck,00:41:33
we would have looked through the ball as00:41:35
photo albums and there is a00:41:37
picture where it is somewhere in the marquee then somewhere it00:41:39
says Gustl Bayrhammer and in00:41:41
brackets then with pumuckl question time00:41:43
little things like that because then it's nice to00:41:45
see that or is having fun with it00:41:47
In any case, I think he has00:41:49
already loved a point,00:41:51
definitely if dear Niki,00:41:55
thank you very much for your time and it's great00:41:57
that00:41:58
he was able to find you, as well00:42:01
as thanks to technically,00:42:03
no problem at all, very,00:42:06
very happy and happy again00:42:07
in the third episode we visit the00:42:10
Bavarian director Franz Xaver00:42:12
Bogner who has worked with Bayrhammer several times00:42:14
in the recent past00:42:16
he was responsible for series such as Munich 700:42:20
I hope you'll be there until then00:42:24
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Wer Sebastian & mir ein Bier ausgeben möchte: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/tacitus58 Paddys Instagram: @paddys_microkosmos Hier gibt es die Playlist mit allen Gustl Bayrhammer- & Pumuckl-Videos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtieyujGnwKHEYocYrbCU9hAqVMyNgjQ3 Kapitel 00:00 Intro 01:41 Interview Almut & Esteban Kleist 28:01 Interview Janine "Nicky" Amann 42:08 Vorschau auf Folge 3 42:25 Abspann Dieses Video wurde gefördert mit dem Stipendienprogramm NEUSTART KULTUR der GVL und der Beauftragten der Bundesregierung für Kultur und Medien (BKM).
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