Berlin / Hamburg – the last time was the German Television Award in this form instead. On Thursday actors and presenters, producers and journalists were awarded in Cologne. The comedian Oliver Welke received two trophies.
He got a special prize for the best moderation at the World Cup, also won his satirical “Today Show” Television Award in the category “Best Comedy”. Welke said, it was not an easy year for the team: “As you know, is broken us with the FDP our key media partners.” The ZDF “Today Show” had ever been in the category “Best Comedy” won the German Television Award four years ago.
After much criticism and bad odds, the big broadcasters ARD, ZDF, RTL, ProSiebenSat .1 now a new form for the German Television Award. Whether there is a future, depends on whether the broadcasters can agree on a new concept.
Several actors, including the three presenters Klaas Heufer circulation, Sandra Maischberger and Hans Sigl (“The Mountain Doctor”), deplored the impending Off. “I hope it will give a new TV price”, also by Suzanne Borsody, one of the big winners of the evening said: She was honored as “Best Actress” for “lobelia”. The ARD film also won in the premier class’ Best TV Movie. “
The public broadcaster picked as had the majority of prices. RTL had to deal with a trophy in the category “Best Reportage” satisfied: There won “Team Wallraff – reporter undercover”. “I also have the transmitter – this always amazes me – a compliment,” Günter Wallraff said. The series had revealed, among other grievances in some nursing homes and in particular Burger King outlets
“best actor” was Roeland Wiesnekker for his role in. “Spreewald Crime – Murderous heat” (ZDF). The prize went to 18 year old young actress Sinje Irslinger that “It’s all right” in the ARD family drama was impressed. “Best Series” was “Danni Lowinski” awarded Annette Frier.
Laureates this year was the German reporter Gerd Ruge legend. “Her inquisitive mind wants to know just nothing from retirement”, said WDR director Tom Buhrow to him. Ruge have influenced whole generations of journalists and witnessed history firsthand.
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