Things couldn’t be going better for Bill Kaulitz at the moment. He and his twin brother Tom are still in demand as musicians, they are enjoying great success with their Spotify podcast – and their Netflix documentary series “Kaulitz & Kaulitz” was also very well received (another season will follow in 2025). The Tokio Hotel frontman has now also tried his hand at acting in a horror film, as he previously revealed. In several Instagram stories, the singer gave a glimpse behind the scenes. Filming has now finished, but it was probably quite something…
Bill Kaulitz: “They were very intense scenes. There was murder”
Bill Kaulitz reports this in the podcast “Kaulitz Hills – Mustard from Hollywood”. He tells his brother: “I shot a horror film. The shooting is over. There were very intense scenes. There is murder. You have to die in front of the camera from one moment to the next.” Then the “Durch den Monsun” singer asks his interlocutor: “Don’t you want to know how it went?” Heidi Klum’s husband replies: “Yes, yes. But I have seen a few videos and let’s put it this way: I have my doubts as to whether it really turned out well.”
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Bill Kaulitz: He found that particularly difficult
“What do you mean by that? Of course! You have to fight for your life in a film like that. You get murdered in the most brutal way. And I have one of the worst and most brutal murders in the film,” explains Bill Kaulitz. He also reveals about the film project: “It’s very, very bloody. I get murdered in a very intimate scene. And it’s also extremely difficult: Because you’re not allowed to blink when fake blood or water is sprayed in your face.”
Bill Kaulitz will be seen in a horror film in the near future. Filming has already been completed. © Instagram / billkaulitz Bill Kaulitz will be seen in a horror film in the near future. Filming has already been completed.
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Tom Kaulitz: “You’re not allowed to laugh either”
His podcast partner and bandmate responds to what was said: “You’re not allowed to laugh, otherwise the whole film would be ruined.” Bill Kaulitz describes how it was difficult not to twitch his eyes. “You really only have one chance in certain scenes. Because after the first attempt with fake blood, everything is ruined.” Heidi Klum’s husband is then interested in one thing above all: “You didn’t have much dialogue, did you?” The Tokio Hotel frontman replies: “Yes, the text worked.”
Bill Kaulitz: “I find crying very difficult”
The 34-year-old also says: “And that’s exactly why I made a horror film, because there’s not so much text.” Tom Kaulitz says he can understand that and says: “The hardest category of film, I think, is making a comedy.” Bill Kaulitz jumps in: “No, I don’t think so. Dramas are more difficult. I find crying in films very difficult.” His conversation partner does not contradict him here – quite unlike a few days ago. Because on a certain topic, Tom Kaulitz reprimanded his brother and his wife Heidi Klum.
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Tom Kaulitz reprimands brother Bill and Heidi Klum
In another episode of “Kaulitz Hills – Mustard from Hollywood,” the Tokio Hotel guitarist read out the following fan mail: “It seems to have become a general consensus that it is okay to listen to videos and music loudly in public places like on the bus, train or in restaurants. I find that really rude.” The 34-year-old agreed with the statement and said: “That makes me really aggressive.” He sent a message to his podcast partner and his wife Heidi Klum that they should stop doing that in the future. Bill Kaulitz showed – at least in part – insight.
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