Doctor's Diary Színész- és szereplőlista - 2. évad
Gretchen Haase szerepében:
Diana Amft
1975-11-07 Gütersloh, Germany
Marc Meier szerepében:
Florian David Fitz
1974-11-20 Munich, Germany
Florian David Fitz was born on November 20, 1974 in Munich, Bavaria, Germany. He is an actor and writer, known for Jesus Loves Me (2012), The Most Beautiful Day (2016) and 100 Things (2018).
Mehdi Kaan szerepében:
Kai Schumann
1976-07-28 Dresden, Germany
Franz Haase szerepében:
Peter Prager
1952-03-18 Leipzig, Germany
Bärbel Haase szerepében:
Ursela Monn
1950-12-02 Berlin, Germany
Sabine Vögler szerepében:
Annette Strasser
1981-10-02 Tübingen, Germany
Gabi Kragenow szerepében:
Laura Osswald
1982-03-08 Munich, Germany
Maurice Knechtlsdorfer szerepében:
Elyas M'Barek
1982-05-29 Munich, Germany
Elyas M’Barek is an Austrian actor. M’Barek made his first feature film appearance while still in school, playing the character "Blaubart" in Dennis Gansel’s *Mädchen, Mädchen*. In the ARD early-evening series *Türkisch für Anfänger* (Turkish for Beginners), he played Cemil (Cem) Öztürk—a macho character of Turkish descent whose father moves in with a German woman and her children. In 2006, he was awarded the German Television Prize in the category "Best Lead Actor in a Series" for this role. That same year, the series itself received the German Television Prize in the category "Best Series." M’Barek played one of the lead roles in the film *Wholetrain*, which is set within the graffiti scene. In 2008, he portrayed the Turkish teenager Sinan in the film adaptation of the novel *Die Welle* (The Wave). From 2009 to 2011, he appeared in the medical series *Doctor’s Diary*, and in 2010, he played the young Bushido in *Zeiten ändern dich*. He also appeared as Flo in the film *Teufelskicker*. Filming began on September 21, 2010, for the movie *What a Man*, which was released in German cinemas in August 2011. Also in 2011, he appeared in the film *Biss zur großen Pause – Das Highschool Vampir Grusical* (Bite Until the Big Break – The High School Vampire Musical), a production of ProSieben's *Funny Movie* series. In 2012, M’Barek could be seen in the feature films *Türkisch für Anfänger*, *Fünf Freunde* (Five Friends), *Offroad*, and *Heiter bis wolkig*. On October 25, 2012, the animated feature *Hotel Transylvania* was released, in which he—alongside Josefine Preuß—lent his voice to one of the lead roles. In September 2012, M’Barek’s role in the film adaptations of *The Mortal Instruments* book series was confirmed. In November 2013, the comedy *Fack ju Göhte* was released, in which he took on the role of Zeki Müller. He reprised this role in the sequel *Fack ju Göhte 2*, which hit theaters in September 2015. In the film adaptation *The Physician*, M’Barek starred alongside Tom Payne and Ben Kingsley. In February 2015, he appeared on the big screen as Joseph in the comedy *Traumfrauen*, in which he played a leading role alongside Hannah Herzsprung, Karoline Herfurth, Palina Rojinski, and Iris Berben. In November 2016, the comedy *Welcome to Germany*—in which M’Barek appears as the doctor Tarek Berger—was released in theaters.
Alexis von Buren szerepében:
Steffen Groth
1974-09-16 Berlin, Germany
Gretchen Haase (young) szerepében:
Zsá Zsá Inci Bürkle
1995-08-20 Pforzheim, Germany
Zsá Zsá Inci Bürkle Bürkle is known for her role as Trude in the movie Die Wilden Hühner and its sequels. She also appeared in all three seasons of the series "Doctor's Diary" and in commercials for RBB and ZDF.
Maria Hassmann szerepében:
Julia Koschitz
1974-12-26 Bruxelles, Belgium
Julia Koschitz (born in 1974 in Brussels) is an Austrian actress. Trained at the Franz Schubert Conservatory in Vienna, she began her acting career in theatre, notably at the Landestheater Coburg and the Regensburg Theatre. On television, she gained widespread recognition for her role in the comedy series Doctor's Diary (2008–2011), before focusing on television dramas and TV movies. Her performance in the television film Passgut earned her a Grimme Award in 2014. In film and television, she has appeared in feature films such as Tour de Force (Hin und weg, 2014) and Jonathan (2016), as well as in drama and crime series such as Pagan Peak (Der Pass) and Kitz.
