There are also comebacks
The “good times, bad times” family will change a lot in the coming months. Two actors and two actresses each leave the RTL evening series, as the broadcaster has now revealed . These are Clemens Löhr (52), Nils Schulz (44), Annabella Zetsch (27) and Gamze Senol (27).
Löhr has been part of the “GZSZ” cast since 2009 and at that time took over the role of Alexander Cöster from fellow actor Nik Breidenbach (49). Schulz has only been on board as Robert Klee since 2019, as has Zetsch alias Brenda Schubert. Two years longer, since 2017, Senol has already mimicked Shirin Akinci. But the “GZSZ” fans still have a grace period before they have to cope with the massive bloodletting of the series: All four “will still be on TV by summer 2024,” says the broadcaster.
Clemens Löhr will not be completely out of the “GZSZ” world either. Instead of in front of the camera, he will be behind it in the future: “I will direct”, he revealed in a conversation with his home station RTL. This job is not new to him. During his time at “Verbotene Liebe”, he also worked as an assistant director and “learned the business from scratch for a good year.” At “GZSZ” he also led in the Years 2005 and 2006 already directed some episodes.
Despite the many departures, there is reason to be happy. Because the vacated chairs are occupied by well-known returnees and one or two newcomers. It was recently revealed that actress Senta-Sofia Delliponti (30) will celebrate her comeback as Tanja Seefeld. Chryssanthi Kavazis (31), the wife of Tom Beck (42, “Einstein”), will soon be back from her baby break and once again embodies Laura Weber. Thaddäus Meilinger (38) alias Felix Lehmann also joins the cast again from the baby break.
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