Horst Lichter has made quite a few fans over the years. Not least because of him as a presenter, the ZDF program “Bares für Rares” is a popular success. His direct manner and the Rhenish dialect are for many has long been a cult and offer parodists a real template. Michael Kessler, who is best known as an impersonator, is also targeting the Rhinelander. For his personality documentary “Kessler is…”, the comedian studied a different celebrity for each episode in order to end up sitting opposite them as a deceptively real doppelganger – including Horst Lichter.
This experience should be particularly advantageous in the duel at “Schlag den Star”. It’s not just the ability to perfectly imitate your opponent that could cause insecurity. Through the research for his show, Kessler also knows very well about Lichter’s personality, which means he can possibly predict in the games what the chef will do, when and how to achieve his goal.
This is something that should not be underestimated: Horst Lichter regularly watches on camera when others are trading for big money. The 100,000 euros that the winner of “Schlag den Star” will be rewarded with is a valuable bargain that is now waiting for him for a change. The 61-year-old definitely won’t let that slip through his fingers.
2023-12-31 04:29:22
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