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As of: November 20, 2024 7:30 p.m
Shortly before the new “Rote Rosen” season was broadcast on ARD, several actors announced their departure from the series set in Lüneburg.
They will no longer be there on the set of “Rote Rosen” in Lüneburg: the actors Jerry Kwarteng, Lara-Isabelle Rentinck, Hakim-Michael Meziani and Katja Frenzel. The stories of their characters have now been told, according to the production company Studio Hamburg Seriewerft. The series thrives on different, constantly new storylines. In each new season there is a new story and a new main character, also called the “main rose”. That’s part of the concept, but it doesn’t rule out seeing the familiar faces again.
Red Rose actors are breaking new ground
Actress Lara-Isabelle Rentinck announced her exit on Instagram on Monday. She was part of the ARD series for six years. “This story ends, another continues, mine,” she writes. Fans of the series react with sad emojis and comment that they will miss Rentinck’s character “Amelie”. A member of the production says that many viewers would perceive the characters in the series as friends. But experience shows that they also quickly take the new characters to their hearts.
New season of Rote Rosen starts on Friday
While Jerry Kwarteng as “Dr. Hendrik Althaus” will be seen for the last time in the “Rote Rosen” at the end of November, Rentinck, Frenzel and Meziani will remain part of the series for several more months. Because the episodes are produced in advance. The 23rd season of the series starts on Friday. The first episode is already on Thursday ARD media library to see. Actress and newcomer Lea Marlen Woitack plays “Svenja”, who wants to make a career at the “Drei Könige” hotel and, due to a stroke of fate, is responsible for two children. With her, young actors such as Alessia Mazzola, Francesco Oscar Schramm and Sarah Buchholzer are in front of the camera for the “Rote Roses” for the first time.
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Hello and welcome to our special edition of “Behind the Scenes” on the set of “Rote Rosen”. Today, we have with us two guests who have been part of the show for several years now - Jerry Kwarteng and Lara Isabelle Rentinck. Thank you both for joining us.
Firstly, Jerry, can you tell us how it feels to have played such a significant role in the series for six years and what made you decide to leave “Rote Rosen”?
Jerry Kwarteng: Well, it’s been an amazing journey for me and the character of Dr. Hendrik Althaus has been a great experience. I think the decision to leave was mainly due to the need for change and personal growth. After six years, I felt that it was time to explore new opportunities and challenge myself in different roles. Additionally, the storyline for my character had reached a natural conclusion, and it felt like the right time to step aside and let new actors bring fresh energy to the show.
Lara Isabelle, your character Amelie has been a fan favorite for a long time. How did you break the news to your fans about your departure from the series? And what are your thoughts on saying goodbye to her?
Lara Isabelle Rentinck: Thank you, I appreciate that. I knew it would be a difficult decision for fans, so I wanted to be honest with them about it. I took to social media to announce my departure and share my gratitude for their support throughout the years. I will miss Amelie too, but I think it’s important to move on and explore other projects. It’s bittersweet, but I’m excited for the future.
The show has a unique concept where it revolves around different characters each season. How do you think this approach has contributed to keeping the show fresh and engaging for viewers?
Jerry Kwarteng: Absolutely. The constant change in characters and stories keeps things interesting and prevents the show from becoming stale. It offers us as actors the chance to showcase our range and flexibility. Moreover, as Lara Isabelle mentioned, viewers get attached to the characters and seeing new faces allows them to connect with the show in a different way.
Lara Isabelle Rentinck: Yes, it’s like meeting new friends every season. We all bring our unique pers
