“Crime scene”
Adele Neuhauser on faith, work-life balance and boiled sausage
“Tatort” actress Adele Neuhauser.
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“Tatort” actress Adele Neuhauser speaks in an interview about theses in terms of faith, lack of work-life balance and favorite foods.
“Tatort” actress Adele Neuhauser, 63, and her colleague Harald Krassnitzer, 61, are among the most popular inspectors. The two, or their characters, Bibi Fellner and Moritz Eisner, came second in an ARD survey. In an interview with the first, the actress gave an insight into her private and working life.
“Tatort” actress Neuhauser has to reconsider her enthusiasm for work
In the episode “Alles was Recht ist,” which will air on Sunday, April 3, 2022, on Das Erste, her character admires a professor’s work-life balance. But the actress “needs to be reconsidered,” as she admits in an interview. “When I look at my calendar, I sometimes think I need to plan more free time,” she reflects. On the other hand, she always looks forward to the work. She clearly has to distance herself from a statement about her role on the subject of faith: In conversation with colleague Eisner, Fellner puts forward the thesis that believers are more inclined to cheat because they would use confession as an outlet for forgiveness. The actress points out that this is a “very interesting, but also very constructed thesis”. “I don’t know if I agree with Bibi there.”
Neuhauser prefers to do without this favorite dish
Anyone who knows the Viennese “crime scene” certainly also knows the sausage stand that both investigators visit from time to time. The actress also often goes past one of these stands and keeps toying with the idea of treating herself to a Boerwurst, “but then I’ll leave it at that.” It’s not easy for her: The coarse boiled sausage is an Austrian specialty, “very greasy and unhealthy, but it also tastes great”. The “Tatort” actress always makes her mouth water.
By the way, Neuhauser is very happy about the second place of the most popular “crime scene” commissioners and presents her own theory: “Maybe it’s because the friendly affection and the natural handling allows a lot – from the depth to the shame. ” Ultimately, only the viewers can answer that themselves.
Sources used: daserste.de