#ZDFNeo

[ctrb92]

Love Sucks – Dramaserie | Trailer 1 #neoriginal

[andrepitz]

Eine tolle Serie mit sehr bitterem Nachgeschmack. https://andrepitz.de/2024/09/10/gesehen-jugend-es-ist-kompliziert-staffel-1-2024/

[thepeoplesmovies]

Apple Announce German Medical Drama KRANK Berlin

Today, Apple TV+ announced, they have picked up the rights to German based medical drama KRANK Berlin. This is in partnership with ZDFneo, the new fast-paced, eight-episode medical drama is co-created by former emergency room physician turned screenwriter Samuel Jefferson and Viktor Jakovleski. This series comes from Violet Pictures and Real Film Berlin, which stars Haley Louise Jones (Dear…

[tilos-tagebuch]

😂😂😂🔥💯🔥😂😂😂 G.A.N.Z. - G.R.O.S.S.E.S. - K.I.N.O. 💯

[redrosecut]

Love Sucks is so far better than expected but the insane blue flashing lights at the end of episode 01 and beginning of episode 02 is giving me a headache. If you get triggered by stroboscopic effects, do yourself a favor and don't watch it. Unfortunately ZDF doesn't give a a warning about it.

[savethedots]

… irgendwann vielleicht

[was wir fürchten, zdfneo, 2023]

[reluctantjoe]

A Good Girl's Guide to Murder - author Holly Jackson and the cast on staying true to the books and the big scenes fans will recognise

Filmed in and around Somerset, the series for BBC iPlayer and BBC Three is based on the smash-hit novels

It’s the Summer holidays, but teenager Pip Fitz-Amobi is focused on an unusual school research project. In Little Kilton five years ago, schoolgirl Andie Bell went missing. Her boyfriend Sal Singh sent a text confessing to the murder before being found dead, seemingly taking his own life. Andie’s body was never found. Case closed. However, Pip isn’t so sure and is determined to prove Sal’s innocence.

The six-part series is based on Holly Jackson’s smash hit novels and stars Emma Myers (Wednesday), Anna Maxwell Martin (Motherland, A Spy Among Friends), Gary Beadle (Rye Lane, Small Axe), Mathew Baynton (Ghosts, Wonka) and newcomer Zain Iqbal.

A Good Girl’s Guide To Murder was filmed in and around Somerset, England. Commissioned by the BBC, the series is produced by Moonage Pictures (The Pursuit of Love, The Gentlemen, Bodies) in co-production with ZDFneo and Netflix.

All episodes will be available on BBC iPlayer from Monday 1 July.

Interview with Mathew Baynton

Playing Elliot Ward

Who is Elliot Ward?

Elliot Ward is Pip's English teacher and Cara and Naomi's father. He believes in Pip and wants to help her do well, and he's attempting to be everything to his girls after they lost their mother. He is trying to hold things together for their sake. It is that complexity that drew me to the role.

What is A Good Girls Guide To Murder about?

A Good Girl's Guide to Murder is about an ambitious and curious young student, Pip, who decides to re-open an old case in which Andie Bell was murdered by her boyfriend Sal Singh, who then killed himself. She suspects the police might have got it wrong. In doing so Pip re-opens old wounds in the community and puts herself in danger in the process. What's cool about it and what really sets it apart is that it's as much a coming of age story as it is a murder investigation. There's this procedural element, but the protagonist is not a professional detective and not even fully an adult yet, she’s someone emerging into adulthood and going through all of the things that you go through at that age. This young woman, Pip, is facing adulthood and all the excitement and terror that comes with it. New relationships, new experiences, both thrilling and scary. It's as much about the realisation that people can hurt you, and that as you go out into the world, you need to be careful who you trust.

How would you describe the dynamic between Elliot and his children, particularly Cara?

You get the feeling that he's really genuinely trying to keep a happy house. He's conscious of the loss that they've all been through, that he loves his daughters and that he wants them to be happy. It doesn't fully delve into how open they are with each other about discussing that grief and so maybe there's more than meets the eye. I feel like he tries to be light with them and there's a bit of humour in the way that they interact with each other.

Had you read the book before you got the role of Elliot?

I hadn’t but as soon as I was on board I started seeing it everywhere and everyone I spoke to who had teenage kids had read it so I quickly realised what a big deal it was. Once I got the part I read the book in order to find out how it ends, because when I was offered the role, there were only scripts for the first few episodes and I was desperate to find out what happened. Does Pip find the truth? Where does my character end up, and where do his daughters end up? I wanted to know more. It was exciting as Holly had written a character with real depth and shades, which Poppy, Dolly and the team translated perfectly to the script and then to screen.

What can we expect from the other casting?

For me I am most interested in Pip, Cara and their group of friends because I think groups of characters can often end up mirroring that. I was watching this bunch of people all become and behave like a really tight group of friends.

What was it like working with Dolly Wells (Director)?

I had worked with Dolly Wells years ago as an actor in Spy and was very excited to work with her as a director. It was a privilege to see her supporting this young cast, and fostering a really positive atmosphere in front of camera, one that ensured we could all do our best work.

What are you most excited for the fans to see?

With a book, it's your own imaginative world, you picture everything in your head and you get really close relationships with those characters. There can be a bit of a process when you get a TV or film version of something where you have to let go of your imagination and then take on the idea, oh, that's what that character looks like. I didn't picture them that way, or whatever. So hopefully there's added dimension to this and people can still go away and enjoy the books and their images in their head, too.

[mondfahrt]

DWH MIT 30 NEWS DAS IST KEINE ÜBUNG

cf ist im gespräch mit zdfneo!!!! (quelle: der insta livechat mit der tintenherz buchhandlumg)

OMG!? DA SCHAU ICH EINMAL DIESEN LIVECHAT NICHT AAAAAAAAAHHHHHHH

Yes please ZDFneo TAKE MY RUNDFUNKGEBÜHREN!!!

[keo6323]

zdfneo ist genau das, was man gerade braucht, wenn man gerade zdfneo braucht.

[bybdolan]

habe LOVE SUCKS (dubioser Titel) auf zdfneo angefangen und der Spaß spielt einfach in Frankfurt aber aaaah bis auf ein paar Skyline-Shots ist es so arg ortsungebunden und das macht mich etwas traurig :( ich halte diese "Lokalität" von deutschem Fernsehen (Tatort, Vorabendkrimis) tatsächlich theoretisch für eine Stärke, weil man super viel spannendes mit den Spezifitäten von Städten oder Regionen machen kann, aber gerade bei den jungen hippen Serien ist alles immer einfach Vage Großstadt oder Vages Dorf. Love Sucks spielt in Teilen auf dem Rummel und da laufen NUR gut betuchte Jugendliche rum, die auch überhaupt nicht irritiert davon sind, dass ein aufgeputscht wirkender Typ sie einfach so anquatscht. In Frankfurt!!! Mal ganz davon abgesehen dass (as my wonderful friend said) Vampire in ihrem "Jagdverhalten" vermutlich Serienmördern nicht unähnlich sind und sich deswegen, realistically speaking, sozial schwache Menschen als Opfer aussuchen würden. Von denen es in Frankfurt famously eine Menge gibt. Und ich verstehe dass die Serie nicht das Fass "oh wow es gibt hier sau viele Menschen um die sich Staat und System keinen Pfifferling scheren, außer, wenn es darum geht, sie irgendwie aus dem Stadtbild rauszuhalten" aufmachen will, weil es einfach eine sexy lil Vampire show ist, aber ://// ich finde es ist viel verschenktes Potential in "wir machen was über Blutsager preying on the weak und filmen den Spaß in einer Stadt in der einer der größten 'sozialen Brennpunkte' Deutschlands literally an das Bankenviertel grenzt". Just my two cents.

[darkmindedpixie]

André’s neue Serie „Push“ kommt ab dem 10. März um 20.15 Uhr bei ZDFneo!

(Ich habe jetzt so lange recherchiert, bis ich was gefunden habe, weil mich das nicht losgelassen hat. Er spielt dort einen Kinderarzt. Könnte spannend werden!)

Mehr hier:

[kaiigg]

trailer for "Was Wir Fürchten" with Mina and Paul

it will be available at ZDF Mediathek since 20.10 (tomorrow) and will be shown at ZDFNeo on 31.10 (all episodes for binge-watching)

[farminglesbian]

Loving Her, ZDFneo (2021, 2023) dir. Leonie Krippendorff, Eline Gehring

[druckort]

Einer der Artikelvorschläge, die der Browser heute ausgespuckt hat:

„Was wir fürchten“: ZDF zeigt ab Oktober neue Horror-Serie

"ZDFneo möchte seine Zuschauer mit einer neuen Young-Adult-Horror-Serie in Angst und Schrecken versetzen. Wie DWDL.de berichtet, soll „Was wir fürchten“ mit Paul Ahrens (21), Peter Jordan (56) und Mina-Giselle Rüffer (20) genau passend an Halloween (31. Oktober) um 22:30 Uhr ausgestrahlt werden."

und

"Die sechsteilige Serie „Was wir fürchten“ erzählt die Geschichte der 17-jährigen Lisa (Mina-Giselle Rüffer), die gemeinsam mit ihrer Mutter Franka (Marie Leuenberger, 43) in ein malerisches Städtchen im Schwarzwald zieht. Dieser Ortswechsel soll Lisa bei ihren psychisch bedingten Panikattacken helfen, unter denen sie zuletzt vermehrt gelitten hat."

[chelseafcwmemes]

Do you know where we can watch Sweden play Germany? I have a vpn. Thank you for any help you can provide.

The easiest way would be through a German VPN! Their state broadcast ZDF streams it :)

[ljubavniromani]

Kćerka Kemala Malovčića objavila izazovnu fotografiju

Edita Malovčić (46) u ulozi Stefanie Breitschneider glumi u novoj vampirskoj seriji “Love Sucks”, koja se nedavno počela prikazivati u Njemačkoj na ZDFneo. Edita je austrijska pjevačica i glumica bosanskog porijekla, te koristi umjetničko ime Madita. Rođena je u Beču, u prvom braku pjevača Kemala Malovčića. Dugi niz godina nije bila u kontaktu s ocem, ali su u međuvremenu izgladili…