Marienhof (TV series)

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Marienhof
Marienhof.svg
Genre Soap opera
Created bySimon Müller-Elmau
StarringViktoria Brams
Wolfgang Seidenberg
Sven Thiemann
Music byTobi Hang, Didi Holesch, Andreas Schmidt-Hoensdorf
Opening themeSOS/Kismet - "Es wird viel passiern"
Country of originGermany
Original languageGerman
No. of episodes4,053 [1]
(as of 15 June 2011) [2]
Production
Running time25 minutes
Original release
Network Das Erste
Release1 October 1992 (1992-10-01) 
15 June 2011 (2011-06-15)

Marienhof is a German soap opera, first shown on 1 October 1992 on German TV channel, Das Erste. It started as a weekly series, before becoming a daily programme on 2 January 1995. The show was cancelled in February 2011 and aired its last episode on 15 June 2011. [3] [1]

Contents

The show focuses on the everyday life of the residents of the Marienhof, a fictional suburb in Cologne. Over the years, the show became known for tackling several social issues, such as homosexuality, homelessness, private bankruptcy, rape, drug abuse, AIDS, child abuse, suicide, cancer, adultery and murder.

Background

Marienhof is produced by Bavaria Fernsehproduktion GmbH in Munich. The series is set in another German city, Cologne. The first 52 episodes of the show were 45 minutes long and were shown every Tuesday and Thursday but from episode 53 onwards, this was shortened to 25 minutes. On 2 January 1995, Marienhof was joined by Verbotene Liebe in the daily soaps schedule in Germany.

The show has produced 4,053 episodes and has starred 100 major actors, 4,000 minor actors and about 5,000 guest stars. Of the many roles in the series, Inge Busch, played by Viktoria Brams, was the only one from the beginning to the end. [4] [5] In the show, there have been 25 weddings, 48 deaths and 13 births. The theme tune of Marienhof is the song "Es wird viel passieren" by S.O.S. [6] [5]

Setting

Marienhof is set in a fictional Cologne suburb, with businesses and shops like any normal suburb. Settings include a shopping mall, cafes, a secondary school, a discotheque and the houses of the different characters. The characters of the soap were bar and shop owners, housewives, businessmen, craftsmen, doctors, students and teachers.

Overall, the plot - in contrast to the plot of another German soap opera Verbotene Liebe - was dominated by the petite bourgeoisie instead of the wealthy nobility, similar to the other well-known day-time German soaps like Unter Uns and Gute Zeiten, schlechte Zeiten.

According to Günter Struve, program director of Das Erste between 1992 and 2008:

“Marienhof is familiar without being too fuddy-duddy, and close to everyday life without being boring - every day more than three million, mostly young, viewers are guests in the Cologne district. The stories in Marienhof are written off from life, credibility is their greatest strength. We will keep this piece of modern television home for the audience for as long as desired."

Günter Struve [7]

Production

Concept and initial framework proposals

In April 1989, the Bavaria Film / Film West working group, headed by Georg Feil, presented a first paper in which the series, which did not yet have an independent working title, was presented. Accordingly, a classic 25-minute soap with stories and events from private and work life was planned, which, however, was not copied from foreign formats - as was the case with Lindenstraße and later in Gute Zeiten, schlechte Zeiten, but rather from German authors should be written. The series envisaged three narrative strands interwoven like a braid based on the Anglo-Saxon model, i. H. Three independent stories should be told per episode, which nonetheless have points of contact.

A script editor and two teams of five authors should ensure that this concept is adhered to. The working group initially developed three suggestions for locations: the clover leaf, the department store and the hospital in the middle of the city. After the series paper had been processed, the materials clover leaf and hospital were discarded; what remained was a suggestion for the department store, which was presented to the ARD cross-country series project group in May 1989. After almost all editors had voted for a further development of the department store material, extensive research was carried out on cross-country productions in other European countries. In July, another revised paper for the series was presented with explanations of the dramaturgical concept and the planned manuscript production, in which the department store material was expanded and rounded off. Ultimately, however, the Arnhem department store was rejected by the ARD project group, as it was feared that this location would not offer enough scope for private stories and human fates, which is why all previous suggestions for characters were rejected. [8]

Cast

Main cast members

ActorRoleEpisodesYears
Stefan MaaßMarco Busch #11–1501992–1994
Joachim RebscherRainer Effenberg1–1011992–1994
Anke SevenichGerti Effenberg, née von Tronsberg1–1011992–1994
Viktoria BramsInge Busch, née Kranz1–40531992–2011
Wilm RoilManfred Busch1–1441992–1994
Mona SeefriedOrtrud Winkelmann1–9331992–1998
Marc Jung (Ep. 1–1023)
Marian Jung (Ep. 1–128)
Thomas "Tom" Winkelmann1–128
189–605
812–1023
1992–1994
1995–1996
1997–1998
Marianne LindnerRosa Sievenich †1–1101992–1994
Alexandra HenkelLisa Busch #11–258
657–672
1992–1995
1997
Eckhard PreußUwe Baumann1–1221992–1994
Ulrike Mai Hilde Poppel, née Möhlmann #11–1781992–1995
Claus-Dieter Reents †Heinz Poppel †1–599
(† 698)
1992–1996
(1997)
Rolf Illig †Karl Sievenich1–250
392–425
1992–1995
1995–1996
Peter E. FunckHendrik Woldemar "H.W." Jensen †1–1311992–1994
Günter SpörrleWilli H.M.E. ("Hol mal eben")1–521992–1993
Gisela ReningHermine Pritzwalk1–501992–1993
Friedrich Theuring †Wilhelm "Willem" Kranz2–3661992–1995
Wolfram MuchaKurt Schneider †2–611992–1993
Wolfgang Wolter †Wolfgang Wagner2–4901992–1996
Sabine Bohlmann Jennifer "Jenny" Deile, née Wagner2–690
1542–2415
1992–1997
2000–2004
Günter Naumann †Ludwig "Louis" Gessner †3–2311992–1995
E. Alexander WachholzEnno Pritzwalk4–511992–1993
Ulrike LudererDr. Karin Wagner, née Heinemann5–3501992–1995
Joachim JungKarlheinz "Charly" Tigges7–3211992–1995
Ygal GleimRonald "Ronny" Berger8–1691992–1994
Evelyn PalekElfriede Voss, née Berger8–881992–1994
Victoria FastStefanie Berger8–881992–1994
Sabine NötzelJohanna Schwerdtfeger12–1441992–1994
Volkmar WittHannes Voss20–881992–1994
Gerd Udo FellerFriedrich Dettmer29–31571993–2007
Patrick PinheiroBranko Semenic44–2201993–1995
Regina LemnitzFanny Ginster53–2121993–1995
Bernhard LetizkyFranz Ginster53–1621993–1994
Kerstin WittemeyerFranziska "Fränzi" Ginster #153–1361993–1994
Juana von JascheroffCassy Robinson, née Sievenich59–3901993–1995
Johanna KlanteChristina Robinson59–4251993–1996
Claus RingerPeter Sommer61–2871993–1995
Kathrin AckermannCharlotte Meißner82–1861994–1995
Stephanie KellnerNadine Voss85–9121994–1998
Julia Biedermann Franziska "Fränzi" Ginster #2138–3131994–1995
Lutz Winde Marco Busch #2 †152–6671994–1997
Berrit ArnoldAnnalena Bergmann156–1052
1659–2358
2733–2745
3082–3105
3869–3901
1994–1998
2001–2004
2005
2007
2010
Giovanni ArvanehSülo Özgentürk †161–756
969–993
2087–3619
1994–1997
1998
2003–2009
Caroline GrothgarSvenja Gerster165–703
968–993
1994–1997
1998
Malte FriedrichHeiner Schmitz †167–4091994–1996
Peter PriegannSascha Arenth167–5761994–1996
Ingo WirthSimon Wegener168–6121994–1996
Michael JägerMatthias Kruse170–2479
3104–3163
1995–2004
2007
Florian KarlheimOliver "Olli" Ebert179–14511995–2000
Margit GeisslerHilde Poppel, née Möhlmann #2 †181–658
(† 698)
1995–1997
Natalie de la PiedraTeresa Lobefaro †182–11121995–1998
Jan MrachaczFelix Hertel †187–4761995–1996
Nicole Belstler-BoettcherSandra Behrens, née Lindner196–728
1168–3548
1995–1997
1999–2009
Diana GreifensteinAnna Förtig201–19531995–2002
Crisaide MendesPaula Poppel, adopted, née Oliveira222–1188
1414–1444
2864–2958
1995–1999
2000
2006
Cyrus DavidDr. Robert Eschenbach †234–9351995–1998
Wolfgang SeidenbergFrank Töppers296–40531995–2011
Sybille HeyenBabette von Dornhausen312–5681995–1996
John JürgensKonstantin Deile332–639
1936–1937
1995–1997
2002
Andreas BieberPhilipp Wolfengruber391–6271995–1996
Leonore CapellAndrea Süsskind, adopted, née Lindenfelser395–26481995–2005
Mia MartinBettina Lindner422–9381996–1998
Miriam SmolkaMascha Gellert452–1288
1398–1408
3869–3875
1996–1999
2000
2010
Christof ArnoldBastian Spranger469–14421996–2000
Sebastian FischerEmanuel Zirkowski517–19051996–2002
Matthias Freihof Boris Magnus522–6971996–1997
Susanne SteidleRegina Zirkowski, née Riemer534–31601996–2007
Sven ThiemannKarlheinz "Charly" Kolbe548–579
684–4053
1996
1997–2011
Susanna WellenbrinkElena Zirkowski #1564–9151996–1998
Katja KellerSybille "Billi" Vogt699–1052
1329–1868
1997–1998
1999–2002
Klaus NierhoffHannes Port702–9331997–1998
Katrin FilzenMeike Port707–15631997–2000
Judith HildebrandtChristina "Tinka" Kuczinski735–1368
1612–1658
1997–2000
2001
Sascha HeymansTobias "Tobi" Kuczinski735–16331997–2001
Marcus KaloffKarlheinz "Kalle" Kuczinski †738–10021997–1998
Heike Thiem-SchneiderCorinna Kuczinski, née Taubenrauch739–17091997–2001
Annika MurjahnZoé Voss758–13221997–1999
Frank RuttloffDr. Sven Port802–2738
3264–3309
1997–2005
2008
Melanie MarxDorothea "Doro" Stockner †852–16781997–2001
Michael StölzlLuke-Robin "Robby" Stockner #1888–1059
1203–1242
1445–1717
1972–1983
2081–2088
1998
1999
1999–2001
2002
2003
Nikolaus GröbeBjörn Hempken894–11181998–1999
Christopher KriegAndreas "Andy" Hackhofer962–11761998–1999
Laura SchneiderLee Neuhaus995–15931998–2000
Christian BuseThorsten Fechner1009–34711998–2011
François SmesnyDr. Roman Westermeier1012–16991998–2001
Beatrice MasalaYvette Westermeier, adopted, née Mlope1059–1088
1251–1267
1369–1428
1998
1999
2000
Birte BergUlla Neuhaus1061–15931998–2000
Erwin AljukicFrederik Neuhaus †1097–17491998–2001
Andreas KaufmannJürgen Jungmann †1149–13871999–2000
Celia KimEun-Hi "Kim" Töppers, née Kim1212–24321999–2004
Sebastian DeyleNiklas "Nik" Schubert1236–19091999–2002
Melanie RohdeHannah van der Looh1301–18551999–2002
Sebastian WinklerLennard Fechner1320–15471999–2000
Imke MüllerNatalie Hagen †1352–14931999–2000
Frederik BabuckeDominik Kessler1480–18552000–2002
Alfonso LosaCarlos Garcia1481–40532000–2011
Donia Ben-JemiaLucretia "Lucy" Vogt1482–19092000–2002
Henriette Richter-RöhlElena Zirkowski #21513–21662000–2003
Nina LouiseAntonia "Toni" Port, née Maldini #11518–28512000–2006
Gabriel AndradeDino Maldini #11520–24042000–2004
Simon-Paul WagnerMarlon Berger1523–39862000–2011
Antonio PutignanoStefano Maldini1544–40532000–2011
Heike UlrichTanja Maldini, née Krüger1544–40532000–2011
Shirli VolkAnnika Kruse1669–2483
3882–3888
2001–2004
2010
Walter UnterwegerMichael "Michi" Derflinger †1694–20432001–2002
Shary ReevesJosephine "Jo" Achebe †1704–19712001–2002
Andreas JungDr. Jochen Berger1706–24152001–2004
Sandra Keller Valerie Kniebe1725–1753
1885–2123
2001
2002–2003
Carolin GrallaBeatrix "Trixi" van der Looh1729–28182001–2006
Johannes RaspeJustus Hofmann1926–21732002–2003
Tanja MairhoferSophie Hofmann †1930–21692002–2003
Felix zu KnyphausenNils Hofer1955–20842002–2003
Mirco WallrafRaul Garcia2044–40532002–2011
Isis SchabanaFelicitas "Feli" Hagedorn †2058–25102002–2004
Mary MuhsalLilith "Lilli" Karuba, née Weidemann2230–30562003–2007
Rebecca GoldblatKatharina "Kati" Fuchs †2306–27952004–2006
Jana Voosen Luna-Marie Seelig2362–26732004–2005
Nermina KukicSusanne "Susi" Schäfer2380–34582004–2008
Michael MezianiKai Süsskind2409–33622004–2008
Isabella HübnerDr. Lisa Busch #22426–40532004–2011
Fabian BaierSteve Busch2426–36322004–2009
Clara-Maria GrafPia Busch2426–34622004–2008
Janne DrückerAnne Maldini, adopted, née Bach2506–3178
3289–3298
2004–2007
2008
Roland PfausDr. Jakob Weidemann2626–2648
2820–3548
2005
2006–2009
Katrin RittYasemin Garcia, née Özgentürk2672–3261
3402–3606
3905–4053
2005–2008
2008–2009
2010–2011
Julia Dahmen Constanze Riemer2712–3482
3621–4053
2005–2008
2009–2011
Bernd BozianLuke-Robin "Robby" Stockner #22732–32982005–2008
Vaile FuchsJessica "Jessy" Wieland †2798–32262006–2007
Sandra KoltaiAntonia "Toni" Stein, née Maldini #22912–40532006–2011
Julika WagnerAmelie Berger, née Verhaag3113–3698
3715–3717
3755–3756
3797–3798
2007–2009
2009
2010
2010
Christian VolkmannDavid Verhaag, adopted3138–38662007–2010
Maike BillitisKerstin Töppers, née Adler3195–38222007–2010
Katharina WoschekMarie Töppers, accepted, née Adler3195–36322007–2009
Sebastian ReusseHarald "Harry" Töppers3202–34782007–2008
Ivonne PolizzanoAgnetha "Netty" Töppers3216–40532007–2011
Jan StapelfeldtValentin Ernst3305–37922008–2010
Verena MörtelHeidi Torg3578–3598
3665–4053
2009–2011
Hendrik BorgmannDr. Nicolas "Nic" Stein3616–40532009–2011
Simone GorholtJacqueline "Jackie" Horvath3639–40282009–2011
Maria Hönig Lea Horvath3639–3792
4009–4014
2009–2010
2011
Tuna ÜnalTarek Berisi3723–40532009–2011
Marc PhilippDino Maldini #23882–40532010–2011

Recurring cast members

ActorRoleEpisodesYears
Natalia LapinaNatalie Jensen1, 27–321992, 1993
Didi SchaakJoe Markert1–481992–1993
Gundis Zámbó Corinna Marx5–481992–1993
Sabi DorrDr. Mahmoud Etcherelli13–221992
Daniele LeglerDr. Reza Shirazi25–521992–1993
Mario LiberatoreUlrich Dettmer †26–361992–1993
Gundula LiebischRoswitha Müller27–391993
Gerd SilberbauerHerbert Groth †33–421993
Renate Muhri Jutta Kelm, née Winkelmann39–441993
Eric Stevens, adopted, née Erich Sievenich185–1881995
Lola MendesMariella Lobefaro †201–2161995
René SchoenenbergerOtto Gobrecht218–2471995
Michaela GeuerMiss Irrgang218–33111995–2008
Matthias RimplerGerhard Behrens #2269–3191995
Hansi Kraus Alexander Stollberg387–4511995–1996
Theo MaalekBernd Süsskind †4??–4181996
Gerd RigauerGünter Mertens420–458
625–639
1996
1996–1997
Yves-Yuri GarateMiguel Diaz de Solis569–6151996
Lisa PotthoffUschi Kleber †579–8041996–1997
Justina del CorteEmilia Aicher, née Oliveira596–6001996
Matthias SchlüterGabriel Aicher619–6561996–1997
Britta GartnerDr. Carolin Berger619–6981996–1997
Ivan Robert SerticDr. Bernd Kippert643–6981997
Manuela Riva †Mathilde "Tilli" Troll †645–653
746–752
840–841
1286–1288
1997
1997
1997
1999
Claus Peter SeifertDavid Langenbroich654–684
921–922
1997
1998
Klaus Zmorek Jacques Deville693–713
974–983
1997
1998
Yvonne de Bark Aishe Memis746–756
985–993
1997
1998
Nicolas LoiblTim "Timmi" Töppers #1750–2423
2645–2646
2724–2743
3100–3103
1997–2004
2005
2005
2007
Daniela ArdenLivia Gellert954–10341998
Lomeo CamardaRitchie Engel995–11071998
Dieter BachKai Aigner1204–12321999
Katja Marie GlienkeGabi Trilling, née Stockner1210–1242
1445–1475
1999
2000
Michael Häfner †Heinz Trilling1211–1226
1469–1474
1999
2000
Sebastian GeroldAnton Klayber †1324–15181999–2000
Adelheid ThielMarlies Frohberg1371–14282000
Oliver SauerThomas Wendel †1384–1404
1465–1478
2000
Luise BährSarah Koch1405–1435
1655–1668
2000
2001
Sven KramerHendrik Heltau1406–14282000
Hans SiglCjelko Nemec aka Bogdan Vogt1429–1548
1828–1838
2000
2002
Rade RadovicDario Dincic †1530–1544
1837–1838
2000
2002
Jürg D. RiederChristoph Menger1542–16092000–2001
Errol HarewoodK.C. Taylor1561–15932000
Gitte RugaardMaria Sieber1584–16102000–2001
Jonathan SonnenscheinDennis Sattler †1603–16482001
Hanna KöhlerFrancesca "Nonna" Maldini1723–32672001–2008
Severin TyrollerMaximilian "Maxi" Busch #31743–24152001–2004
Jonathan SonnenscheinKevin Sattler1768–17792001
Anette DaugardtMarina Kruse1780–18002001
Claudio ManiscalcoLeonardo Maldini1800–18152001
Inka CalviLaura Berger1854–18682002
Freya TrampertGina Goldberg1916–19822002
Andreas SeyferthValentin Hofmann1928–21732002–2003
Jessica Boehrs Melanie Neuhaus aka Caris Newton1932–19522001
Vanessa LoiblNicole Deile1936–24152002–2004
Brigitte AntoniusRenate Fechner †1999–2009
2603–2643
2002
2005
Christian PetruLuca Maldini2021–2035
2090–2091
2157–2168
2289–2295
2321–2323
2002
2003
2003
2003
2004
Andreas ZimmermannFlorian Lichtenfels †2123–2141
2259–2268
2003
Isabella JantzDunja Sieben2124–21412003
Nadja LenszenJustine Harris2156–21672003
Gaspar CanoGaspar Garcia #12167–21792003
Wookie MayerCarola Berger2194–22162003
Marque NigschTom Hirsch2234–22502003
Miriam Lahnstein Sabine Huber2328–23492004
Jens KoenneckeMaurice Brunot2328–23582004
Souzan AlaviSina Achterberg2437–25332004
Julia Palmer-Stoll †Simone Wolf2557–26382005
Thorsten NindelDr. Robert Schulte-Busch, née Schulte2593–2698
3031–3034
3069–3105
3456–3463
3876–3879
2005
2007
2007
2008
2010
Yavuz AsanatucuYilmaz Özgentürk †2672–35482005–2009
Özgür Özata Fari Erdokan2729–2734
3531–3548
2005
2009
Christian PolitoLeonard "Leo" Fischer2737–40312005–2011
Hakan CanCem Özgentürk2758–2770
3043–3067
2005
2007
Antonio di MauroLuigi Maldini2794–2868
2970–2972
2006
Claudius ZimmermannGaspar Garcia #22822–2836
2884–2886
3468–3508
2006
2006
2008–2009
Ursula MichelisCarla "Carlita" Garcia2884–2886
3499–3508
3552–3573
2006
2009
2009
Lucia ThomasCarolina "Caro" Behrens #22885–3548
3679–3681
2006–2009
2009
Mirja MahirKatja Lang2892–2948
2973–3045
2006
2006–2007
Baffour NkrumahBaschirou Karuba2918–30562006–2007
Jana HoraVivian Dünnwald3007–30332006–2007
Alexander PelzAxel Tewes3038–31132007
Matthias BeierMischa Hofmeister3141–32472007
Andreas KaufmannBernhard "Benno" Richter3144–31762007
Rosetta PedoneLaura Conti3300–3446
3529–3627
2008
2009
Daphne WagnerAnnette Sandmann aka Gabriele Verhaag3331–33772008
Martina MaurerCamilla Töppers3341–34592008
Maria MittlerAurelia Maldini3381–3478
3811–3813
2008
2010
Petra GumpoldStefanie Hüsgen3465–3518
3583–3604
2008–2009
2009
Tom ViehöferRoman Sander3554–36382009
Gloria NefzgerJule Busch3592–36092009
Tibor TaylorWalter Tennenberg3634–36682009
Daryl JacksonBrian Archer3679–36992009
Holger C. GothaPeter Siegel3687–3701
3747–3753
2009
2010
Chi LeYuna Kapur3689–37792009–2010
Shayan HartmannBruno Zirkowski #23729–40532009–2011
Maike von BremenJuliette Gagnon3734–38222009–2010
Yvonne BurbachFrida Reichert3766–3799
3827–3917
2010
Valentina PahdeCarolina "Caro" Behrens #33784–40532010–2011
Leonie KienzleVanessa Krüger3794
3831–3833
3971–4037
2010
2010
2011
Karyn von OstholtElisabeth von Seggern3835–38582010
Annika PreilMaximiliane "Maxi" Engelein3859–39922010–2011
Timothy RaschdorfTim "Timmi" Töppers #23869–40532010–2011
Cosima-Lucia MuckLeila Garcia3907–40532010–2011
Anna Lena ClassJutta Denka3953–39672010–2011
Lara-Isabelle Rentinck Sabina Breuer3965–39862011
Ramona LutzFariba Berisi3983–39902011
Jana LissovskaiaOlga Weberskaja3994–40532011

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  2. "Episode List". Archived from the original on 2016-04-24. Retrieved 2011-06-25.
  3. ""Marienhof" was cancelled". Archived from the original on 2020-05-26. Retrieved 2010-12-17.
  4. Gielen, Jessica (2017-07-07). "Sechs Jahre nach dem "Marienhof"-Aus – Was macht eigentlich Viktoria Brams?" (in German). Bild. Archived from the original on 2021-12-29. Retrieved October 8, 2018.
  5. 1 2 Vuorio, Vilma (2016-01-26). "Kuvat: Muistatko Marienhof-hittisarjan? Tältä tähdet näyttävät nyt" (in Finnish). Mtv.fi. Archived from the original on 2017-03-09. Retrieved March 8, 2017.
  6. "Home". marienhof.de. Archived from the original on 2019-09-06. Retrieved 2022-08-08.
  7. Günter Struve, ehemaliger Programmdirektor der ARD, zum 10-jährigen Bestehen der Serie, in: Frieder Scheiffele, Marienhof – Hintergründe und Fakten, Egmont vgs Verlagsgesellschaft mbH, Köln 2002, ISBN 3-8025-2909-X, S. 4.
  8. Frieder Scheiffele, Marienhof – Hintergründe und Fakten, S. 76–77.