Erol Sander: First engagement in a soap – and that as a villain

Erol Sander
He’s the new all that matters bad guy

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Erol Sander is hired as a villain in the RTL series “Alles was geht” and promises “suspense all along the line”.

Prominent newcomer to “Alles was geht”: Actor Erol Sander does the honor in the popular RTL series. In his role as the unscrupulous crook Frank Giese, the 52-year-old is one of the highlights of the anniversary week, which will be broadcast from September 6th.

Erol Sander: “First acting experience in a daily series”

“My manager has been a big fan of ‘AWZ’ for ten years and when the request came, she immediately accepted,” laughs Sander in an interview with the news agency “spot on news” and adds: “But that’s perfectly fine because I trust her 100 percent and I was very happy. I am happy about this experience and challenge. “

For him it is “the first acting experience in a daily series. It was super exciting to get to know all the actors and to concentrate on doing this work.” Sander could even imagine a permanent series role at some point. “As long as the job can be reconciled with my other commitments.”

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The performer loves variety

He doesn’t want to reveal how many episodes Sander will be seen in “Alles was geht”, but he is already promising all fans “suspense all along the line”. Many viewers know Sander above all as the good guy, the likable guy, the lover. “But I’ve also played the bad guy a few times. It’s very important for me to play different roles,” explains the actor. One of his best-known roles is Commissioner Mehmet Özakin from the now discontinued crime series “Murder Commission Istanbul”.

Erol Sander in private

Unlike many of his colleagues, Sander was also very busy during the Corona crisis. “I was very lucky here,” he appreciates. “And in the free time that I had, I underwent two knee operations and managed to move from Munich to Starnberg.” He also enjoyed the “very intense, unusual time with my family”.

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The actor has been married to Caroline Goddet since 2000. After a headline breakup in 2017, the couple celebrated a surprising love comeback in 2020. They have two sons together. “In the end, the Corona crisis welded us together even more as a family,” clarifies Sander. “Our big son Marlon is studying in Paris. My wife and I took over homeschooling for Elyas together.”

“Everything that counts” celebrates its 15th anniversary

Sander will appear for the first time on August 25th in “Alles was geht”. As the villain par excellence, he brings Simone (Tatjana Clasing, 57) and Richard Steinkamp (Silvan-Pierre Leirich, 60), but also Justus Albrecht (Matthias Brüggenolte, 42) into great distress. The shooting took place in the Duisburg-Nord landscape park, among other places.

“Alles was geht” first broadcast on September 4, 2006. At that time, figure skating star Tanja Szewczenko, 43, was still sweeping across the ice. In the anniversary week from September 6th, fans can look forward to some exciting episodes.

“Everything that counts” runs from Monday to Friday at 7:05 pm on RTL and at any time on TVNOW.

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