Ronja Forcher reveals
This is how she came to “The Mountain Doctor”
Ronja Forcher started on the ZDF show when she was eleven and is still there today.
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Former child actress Ronja Forcher revealed in a new interview how she came to be part of the popular series “Der Bergdoktor”.
Viewers and fans of the popular ZDF series “Der Bergdoktor” were able to watch Hans Sigl’s (54) series daughter Ronja Forcher (27) grow up. Since the very first episode in 2008, the now 27-year-old Austrian has been known as Dr. Martin Gruber’s daughter Lilli in front of the camera – and has since effortlessly played her way into the hearts of the show’s numerous fans. In a new one In an interview with the “Bild” newspaper, Forcher has now revealed how she originally came to the ZDF series. Her parents played a crucial role in this.
Ronja Forcher’s parents were friends with Hans Sigl
Ronja Forcher, who recently impressed as a musician with her first album “My Journey”, got into acting at an early age. Before her time at “Bergdoktor”, the Innsbruck native was seen in an episode of the crime series “SOKO Vienna”. Forcher came into show business through her rather unconventional parents, as she reveals in an interview with “Bild”. “I’m glad I wasn’t born into bourgeois bourgeois, but into really crazy, adventurous hippies,” explains the TV star.
Her mother, a qualified doctor, founded a “film service production company” “at the age of thirty”. “Together with my dad, she turned the entire Tyrolean film business upside down,” says Forcher. “As a child, I often sat on film sets and watched everything.”
Papa Reinhard Forcher (63), who is a successful actor himself, then took her to the “Bergdoktor” casting – and the rest, as they say, is history. “I was exactly the child they were looking for,” says Ronja Forcher, looking back.
Incidentally, the little girl already knew her future co-star Hans Sigl before filming for the series began. “Hans and my dad used to be friends. My parents threw the most legendary New Year’s Eve parties, where Hans was a guest. He carried me as a baby in his arms, six months after I was born […]. Nine years later, I became his film daughter,” Forcher remembers at the time.