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Josef Gehrling (Wolfang Fierek) exploits his position of power as President of the Bavaria Bund.
In their new case, Ivo Batic (Miroslav Nemec, left) and Franz Leitmayr (Udo Wachtveitl) end up in the world of product queens.
The music for “Crime Scene: Queens” was provided by the Chiemgau band LaBrassBanda, which also appeared in the film.
“We were thrilled right from the start that we were asked to do the film music for the Munich ‘Tatort’,” says LaBrassBanda frontman Stefan Dettl to ARD.
The Munich investigators are called to Gmeining, where the “17. Queen’s Day” takes place.
Josef Gehrling (Wolfang Fierek) was attacked with a bolt gun. But who is behind it?
Leitmayr (Udo Wachtveitl) investigates: Do the honey queen Toni (Lilly Wiedemann, middle) and the asparagus queen Luise (Phenix Kühnert) have something to do with the attack on Gehrling?
The Nördlingen onion queen Annelie (Daria Vivien Wolf) offers the commissioners her help.
Sylvia (Veronica Ferres), the organizer of the event, defends Gehrling.
“Crime Scene” Check: What tasks do product queens really have?
Josef Gehrling (Wolfang Fierek) exploits his position of power as President of the Bavaria Bund.
In their new case, Ivo Batic (Miroslav Nemec, left) and Franz Leitmayr (Udo Wachtveitl) end up in the world of product queens.
The music for “Crime Scene: Queens” was provided by the Chiemgau band LaBrassBanda, which also appeared in the film.
“We were thrilled right from the start that we were asked to do the film music for the Munich ‘Tatort’,” says LaBrassBanda frontman Stefan Dettl to ARD.
The Munich investigators are called to Gmeining, where the “17. Queen’s Day” takes place.
Josef Gehrling (Wolfang Fierek) was attacked with a bolt gun. But who is behind it?
Leitmayr (Udo Wachtveitl) investigates: Do the honey queen Toni (Lilly Wiedemann, middle) and the asparagus queen Luise (Phenix Kühnert) have something to do with the attack on Gehrling?
The Nördlingen onion queen Annelie (Daria Vivien Wolf) offers the commissioners her help.
Sylvia (Veronica Ferres), the organizer of the event, defends Gehrling.
The German film star Veronica Ferres plays a shady character in the new “Tatort” who closes herself off from the attacks of a powerful man. Her role is dark – and inspired by a real-life role model.
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The German actress Veronica Ferres plays the sinister businesswoman Sylvia in the Munich film “Tatort: Queens”. In an interview, Ferres revealed that she was inspired by a real person for her role: To prepare for her character, she studied the life of the English businesswoman Ghislaine Maxwell. Ghislaine Maxwell was the confidant of the convicted and now deceased US millionaire Jeffrey Epstein. She was sentenced to 20 years in prison in the summer of 2022.
“Rarely can you play a role with such abysses and such a tough protective shield”: Veronica Ferres takes on the character of the shady Sylvia in the latest Munich “crime scene,” who closes her eyes to the sexual assaults of the President of the Bavaria Association (Wolfgang Fierek, 72) closes.
What’s more: she literally introduces him to the young, pretty product queens. As Ferres said in an interview with the “Bild” newspaper revealeda real person had influence over her role.
The mysterious Ghislaine Maxwell (61) also helped her prepare for her part. She is said to have introduced young girls, some of whom were even underage, to her partner, the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein (1953-2019).
Maxwell is said to have made the first contact for him so that Epstein could later abuse them. She recruited the girls, most of whom came from poor backgrounds. She then used money to silence the victims after the crimes.
Veronica Ferres: “Sylvia was once the victim herself”
«The woman I play is ambivalent. But it’s important to show such characters,” says Ferres, “because unfortunately they also exist in real life.” Such incidents are a “widespread social problem”. She hopes that the “crime scene” will help educate and encourage young women and girls to say “no”.
The perfidious thing about her character: “Sylvia was once the victim herself. She experienced and suffered the same things as the young women. She says to herself, I survived it, then they will endure it too.” Sylvia also thinks that the girls would actually benefit from sex with the perpetrator. She doesn’t think what she’s doing is great, but she looks away: “For the profit of the Bavaria Bund and for her own benefit.” This creates a vicious circle.
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