With the film tips for the weekend from news.de you are well informed today, whether melodrama, agent film or animation film: We have again found nine beautiful films from the TV program for you so that you can only watch the best this Sunday get to see. You can expect great actors and actresses like Pierce Brosnan, Meret Becker, Jean-Louis Trintignant and Ulrike Folkerts. These are the film tips of the day.
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Exciting comedy: “A Scot doesn’t make a summer” with David Tennant and Rosamund Pike (5:00 pm on 3sat)
Doug drives to Scotland with his wife Abi and their three children Jess, Lottie and Mickey for the birthday party of his father Gordie, who has cancer. To keep the stress away from him, Doug and Abi want to hide the fact that they are about to divorce. They encourage their children to act as a good family for their relatives. But Grandpa Gordie realizes that something is wrong in the family. Gordie McLeod’s 75th birthday was supposed to be a joyous occasion for a big family get-together.
This Andy Hamilton comedy starring David Tennant as Doug, Rosamund Pike as Abi, Billy Connolly as Gordie, Ben Miller as Gavin, Amelia Bullmore as Margaret and Celia Imrie as Agnes Chisolm promises 90 minutes of delicious humor, heartwarming romance and excitement.
tension: ⭐ Humor: ⭐⭐ Romantic: ⭐
Romantic melodrama: “Rosamunde Pilcher” with Ulrike Folkerts and Dirk Martens (8:15 pm on ZDF)
Lynette Dawson wants to grant her late husband’s last wish and set up a foundation in his name. But she has to give up the management of her company for natural remedies. Her two sons are to lead her from now on. Of course, Lynette assumes that her daughters-in-law Kim and – in particular – Marisa will also join the family business. But she was wrong. Kim gives up her career as a biologist in London only under protest. And journalist Marisa breaks her engagement to Robin completely. But Lynette still thinks that she has everything under control.
This melodrama by Heidi Kranz with Ulrike Folkerts as Lynette Dawson, Dirk Martens as Raymond Murphy, Paula Schramm as Kim Garner, Max Hemmersdorfer as Patrick Dawson, Patrick Mölleken as Robin Dawson and Maja-Celiné Probst as Marisa Conway promises 90 minutes of loving romance and captivating tension.
tension: ⭐⭐ Romantic: ⭐⭐
Romantic animated film: “Minions” (8:15 pm on RTL)
The little yellow minions have always wanted to serve only the greatest villains. After they have gone through everything from T-Rex to Dracula to Napoleon, they withdraw to Antarctica in frustration. From there, Kevin, Stuart and Bob start looking for a new villain. You find him in 1968 in America at a villain fair – and he’s a woman: Scarlet Overkill! The super villain hires the three of them to steal the crown from the Tower in London. – “Bello Papagena”: the yellow chaos tots from “I – Despicable Me” in their first own film adventure! ….
This exciting animated film on RTL takes 100 minutes.
Action: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ tension: ⭐ Humor: ⭐ Romantic: ⭐ music: ⭐⭐
Comedy: “Late Night – The Show of Your Life” with Emma Thompson and Mindy Kaling (8:15 pm on Sat.1)
Emma Thompson aka Katherine Newbury is fighting as a once celebrated presenter against falling ratings: The multi-award-winning talk queen Katherine Newbury is an old hand in show business. But now the signs are pointing to change, which is why the station is planning a complete makeover. To counteract her career off, Katherine quickly hires a career changer, Molly, who tries to get the stuck team back on track.
Starring Emma Thompson as Katherine Newbury, Mindy Kaling as Molly Patel, John Lithgow as Walter Lovell, Amy Ryan as Caroline Morton, Hugh Dancy as Charlie Fain and Reid Scott as Tom Campbell, this comedy from Nisha Ganatra promises 135 minutes of entertainment.
Crime: “Tatort” with Meret Becker and Mark Waschke (8:20 pm on ARD)
Eviction in Berlin: Otto Wagner and his family had to move out of his apartment on a cold November morning. Recently the house was still a symbol of the famous “Berlin mix”. Now Ceylan Immobilien, a small family business, wants to renovate the house in a luxurious way so that it can later be converted into condominiums. But there is resistance. Four tenants in the house cling to their affordable apartments and want to keep them.
This crime thriller by Norbert ter Hall with Meret Becker as Nina Rubin, Mark Waschke as Robert Karow, Berit Künnecke as Jenny Nowack, Timo Jacobs as Micha Kowalski, Sesede Terziyan as Yeliz Dahlmann and Özay Fecht as Gülay Ceylan promises 90 minutes of entertainment.
Comedy: “Three eggs in a glass” with Christoph Grissemann and Dirk Stermann (9:50 pm on 3sat)
Three men in midlife crisis become friends in a saxophone class. Her professional and private failure leads her to a shared apartment, not without complications. An unexpected death brings a surprising turn in her life. Produced in cooperation with the ORF film / television agreement 87:44.
This comedy by Antonin Svoboda with Christoph Grissemann as Dragan, Dirk Stermann as Bernhard, Heinz Strunk as Michael Kiesel, Ingrid Burkhard as Mother Drakuhl, Davis O. Nejo as Richard Song and Wolfgang Hübsch as Meinhard Gnom promises 90 minutes of entertainment.
Humorous agent film: “James Bond 007 – Goldeneye” with Pierce Brosnan and Sean Bean (21:55 on RTL)
James Bond and his partner Alec – Agent 006 – destroy a Russian chemical weapons factory during the Cold War, killing Alec. Nine years later in Monaco, James Bond pursues the beautiful agent Xenia Onatopp, who leads him to the Russian terrorist organization Janus. They are working on a secret GoldenEye weapon system, which detonates an atomic bomb in space. Agent 007 must save the world from a nuclear disaster.
This agent film by Martin Campbell with Pierce Brosnan as James Bond, Sean Bean as Alec Trevelyan / Janus, Izabella Scorupco as Natalya Simonova, Famke Janssen as Xenia Onatopp, Gottfried John as General Arkady Grigorovich Ourumov and Joe Don Baker as Jack Wade promises for 150 minutes delicious humor, rousing action, gripping tension and erotic scenes.
Action: ⭐⭐⭐ tension: ⭐ Humor: ⭐ Erotic: ⭐
Exciting drama: “Liebe” with Jean-Louis Trintignant and Emmanuelle Riva (00:00 on ARD)
The retired musicologist Georges lived life with his wife Anne. With her stroke, which confines the piano teacher to a wheelchair, a lot has changed for the 80-year-old. The frail Georges takes care of his wife as best he can, whom he wants to spare the nursing home. A second stroke puts their decades-long love to the test.
This drama by Michael Haneke with Jean-Louis Trintignant as Georges, Emmanuelle Riva as Anne, Isabelle Huppert as Eva, William Shimell as Geoff, Rita Blanco as the concierge and Ramón Agirre as the concierge’s husband, promises loving romance, demanding action and nerve-wracking for 120 minutes Tension.
claim: ⭐ tension: ⭐ Romantic: ⭐⭐
Drama: “Beethoven” with Fritz Kortner and Heinz Altringen (12:35 am on Arte)
Löwenstein was a versatile film pioneer: in 1914 he took over the management of the central office for the field cinemas of the Austrian army, which were supposed to entertain the soldiers at the front. In 1918 he founded Astoria-Film, which from 1920 was one of the leading production companies in the Austrian film industry and which mainly produced cartoons.
This drama by Hans Otto Löwenstein with Fritz Kortner as Ludwig van Beethoven, Heinz Altringen as, Ernst Baumeister as, Dely Drexler as, Lilian Gray as and Bernd Baumeister as promises 75 minutes of entertainment.
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