Schloss Einstein

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Schloss Einstein
Creator(s)	Martin Hofmann, Katharina Rietz (ASKANIA MEDIA Filmproduktion GmbH: 1–480) Hans-Werner Honert, Katharina Rietz (Saxonia Media Filmproduktion GmbH: since episode 481)
Country of origin	Germany
No. of episodes	532+
Production
Running time	25
Broadcast
Original channel	KI.KA
Premiere date	September 4, 1998
Links
Schloss Einstein Official Website
IMDb profile

Schloss Einstein (SE) is a German television program for children and teenagers which describes the life of teenagers in the boarding school Schloss Einstein. Histories will be connected to each other from the genres comedy, action, drama (first love, problems with parents and schoolmates) and infotainment (natural science) in different stories.

The first episode was aired on September 4, 1998 on the German television channel KI.KA. Originally with only 76 episodes planned, more than 450 episodes were produced up to now (December 2006). On November 2006 the Mitteldeutscher Rundfunk (MDR) informed that they will let produce the tenth season with 52 episodes. So Schloss Einstein is as a successful television program a milestone German television program — worldwide it is the longest running fictional television program with children for children.^[1]

New episodes of Schloss Einstein will showed currently on Saturdays at 5:15 p.m. on KI.KA. Older episodes will showed from Mondays to Fridays starting at 2:10 p.m. in the afternoon program of KI.KA and around 7:00 a.m. on MDR.

Contents 1 The program 2 Storyline 3 Location of shooting 4 Conception 5 Awards and success 6 Production 7 Opening credits 7.1 Current opening credits 8 Chronology 8.1 Seasons of production 9 Events 10 Mass media 10.1 Books 10.2 Novels 10.3 Exclusive books 10.4 More mass media 11 Cast 11.1 Teenagers 11.1.1 First students generation 11.1.2 Second students generation 11.1.3 Third students generation 11.1.4 Fourth students generation 11.1.5 Fifth students generation 11.1.6 Sixth students generation 11.1.7 Seventh students generation 11.1.8 Eighth students generation 11.1.9 Ninth students generation 11.1.10 Tenth students generation 11.2 Actors as adults 11.2.1 Actors as adults from tenth season 11.2.2 Former actors as adults 11.3 Prominent actors as guests 12 References 13 External links

[edit] The program

At the (fictional) village Seelitz near Berlin in the German state Brandenburg Dr. Stollberg realizes a dream — he establishes a private school in an old castle named Albert-Einstein-Gymnasium, Internat Schloss Einstein. The private school bears the name of the founder of the theory of relativity because the school is a natural science school. The students abbreviate the long name of the school — and Schloss Einstein is born.

Dr. Stollberg like to provide an education for his students using his best strength, personal tutoring. Violence is forbidden. Problems that arise should be solved peacefully and if possible by the children themselves. Newcomers receive an older student as godfather. Of course this does not always go smoothly — but teachers, educators and students have to master their everyday life under a common roof.

[edit] Storyline

At the center of the television program is the personal responsibility of teenagers from the classes 6 to 8. Because there are no parents, the children must make decisions for themselves and be prepared for the consequences. The few adults appear as advisers or counselors. The students experience problems like grades, puberty, friendship, divorce or unemployment of the parents, envy, alcoholism, dreams of jobs, the first big love or cabals from the schoolmates. In lots of histories they experience adventures and learn how to manage conflicts — they also have fun with all kinds of tricks, jokes and tom foolery. There is a special tension between the students of the boarding school and the children living at the village. They do not really appreciate each other but they have to get along with each other. Compromise and tolerance are important in these relationships.

[edit] Location of shooting

Schloss Einstein was shot from 1998 to 2007 on the grounds of the Babelsberg Studios in Potsdam (Brandenburg). At this location the interior rooms of the school and additional wings were located — for example ice-cream parlor, nightclub and storage hall. The Jagdschloss Grunewald in Berlin served as wings of the building. Outside filming was done in the Klein Glienicke quarter of Potsdam and at surrounding villages which together form the wings of the film village Seelitz.

Since September 2007 Schloss Einstein has been filmed at the Kindermedienzentrum Erfurt and is produced by Saxonia Media Filmproduktion GmbH. Outside filming is done at the egapark ground and in the Schlosspark Arnstadt.

[edit] Conception

Schloss Einstein is a television program for kids which accompanies the viewers through the whole year and offers them identifiable figures. There is the shy nice girl, the handsome athletic guy, the knowledgable genius, the cabal cow, the talented practical man, the chubby wallflower, the mathematics prodigy and others. The figures can be judged by the viewers. The viewers can identify with them or reject them. Because the actors are the same age as their viewers, their actions look authentic.

In the representation of the lessons expertise flows again and again. So the television program offers entertainment and learning in a similar way; the public broadcasting fulfills its order to provide education in a relaxed way. With this conceptSchloss Einstein is unique the world over. The television program has been the object of several scientific studies.

[edit] Awards and success

The television program has received two awards. On March 1999 a jury of 32 children awarded the Goldener Spatz to Schloss Einstein in the category Fiktion kurz (= fiction shortly) in setting of the eleventh Deutschen Kinder-Film und Fernseh-Festivals (= German children film and television festival). On July 1999 Schloss Einstein won the Goldener Telix from the TV guide Gong in the category Serie oder Film mit Schauspielern (= television program or film with actors).

The success of popular viewership does not show up only in the high TV ratings. Schloss Einstein is not only shown in Germany, but also in many other countries — for example in Norway, Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, Slovakia, Hungary, Italy, Liechtenstein, Belgium and the Netherlands. There even was published a school book for the German schools with themes from Schloss Einstein.

[edit] Production

Schloss Einstein is a production by ASKANIA MEDIA Filmproduktion GmbH by order the ARD for KI.KA under the auspices of MDR and WDR. Starting at September 2007 Saxonia Media Filmproduktion GmbH takes the production. Schloss Einstein is produced by scripts from more than ten famous television authors, for example Uschi Flacke, Dieter Saldecki, Michael Demuth and Dana Bechtle-Bechtinger. The directors were among other persons Renata Kaye, Peter Zimmermann, Wolf Vogel and Klaus Kemmler. Already since starting of the television program Martin Schönemann takes care of the children and teenagers at the film set.

[edit] Opening credits

Between the first and the end of the eighth season there were always new opening credits which were similar. In all opening credits the current actors who play the schoolmates are shown with the respective role name. In background the viewers can hear the song Die Einsteins feat. Julian – Alles ist relativ. All opening credits until the end of the fourth season had a duration of 47 seconds. As of the fifth season the opening credits and background music were prolonged by seven seconds (= 54 seconds) so a few more actors could be presented. The listeners can hear a minimal difference in quality of the music between the opening credits of the first and the ninth season.

The ninth season features a completely redesigned and loosened up opening credits sequence, which lasts 54 seconds. The 19 main characters from the schoolmate generations 6 to 9 are now presented on-screen in 13 short scenes showing several characters at once. Teachers, other adults and children (e.g. the village population or guest actors) are omitted.

[edit] Current opening credits

With starting the tenth season a completely new opening credits were developped. The background music was minimal modified and the length of the opening credits were lengthened. All main characters are presented with their role names. They appear as one or two persons.

[edit] Chronology

Because the television program gave the reasons their own genre as Kinder-Weekly (= children weekly) there are not any experiences with such series. ARD went to yearly sequels as they knew that there is a success. Since this time all seasons of production exist of 52 episodes which are shot in 13 blocks per four episodes.

Because the school years of program are however 52 weeks long there is between the third and the eighth season an overhang into the next season. The first three blocks with twelve episodes count to the old school year — the other ten blocks with 40 episodes belong to the new school year. At beginning of the school year in the thirteenth episode of every season the actors of the new generation are presented in the opening credits for the first time.

The beginning of season starting and school year starting are set at the same episode with starting of the ninth season.

[edit] Seasons of production

Season/ school year of program	Episodes	Sum of episods	Shooting work	First aired
1a/1	1–36	36	May 1998 to July 1999	Friday of September 4, 1998 (5:05 p.m.) to Friday of February 18, 2000 (5:05 p.m.)
1b/1	37–52	16
1c/1	53–76	24
2	77–128	52	September 1999 to April 2000	Friday of February 25, 2000 (5:05 p.m.) to Friday of November 24, 2000 (5:05 p.m.)
3	129–180	52	May 2000 to March 2001	Friday of December 1, 2000 (5:05 p.m.) to Friday of March 2, 2001 (5:05 p.m.)
				Saturday of March 10, 2001 (6:00 p.m.) to Saturday of November 24, 2001 (6:00 p.m.)
4	181–232	52	May 2001 to March 2002	Saturday of December 1, 2001 (6:00 p.m.) to Saturday of November 23, 2002 (6:00 p.m.)
5	233–284	52	May 2002 to March 2003	Saturday of November 30, 2002 (6:00 p.m.) to Saturday of November 22, 2003 (6:00 p.m.)
6	285–336	52	May 2003 to March 2004	Saturday of November 29, 2003 (6:00 p.m.) to Saturday of November 20, 2004 (6:00 p.m.)
7	337–392	56	May 2004 to March 2005	Saturday of November 27, 2004 (6:00 p.m.) to Saturday of August 27, 2005 (6:00 p.m.)
				Saturday of September 3, 2005 (5:20 p.m.) to Saturday of November 19, 2005 (5:20 p.m.)
8	393–428	36	May 2005 to June 2006	Saturday of November 26, 2005 (5:20 p.m.) to Saturday of September 16, 2006 (5:20 p.m.)
				Saturday of September 23, 2006 (5:15 p.m.) to Saturday of December 2, 2006 (5:15 p.m.)
9	429–480	52	August 2006 to June 2007	Saturday of December 9, 2006 (5:15 p.m.) to Saturday of December 1, 2007 (5:15 p.m.)
10	481–532	52	since September 2007	Saturday of January 5, 2008 to Saturday of February 23, 2008 (each 4:50 p.m. und 5:15 p.m.)
				since Saturday of March 1, 2008 (5:15 p.m.)

[edit] Events

In irregular intervals there took place different events with the actors of Schloss Einstein in whole Germany. Up to now altogether 76 events have taken place (October 28, 2007). To the important or big events belong among other things the Gi’me-5-KI.KA-Party (day for friendship and tolerance, August 31, 2003); the International children’s party (23 Nisan) in Berlin (April 24, 2004); the KI.KA-Party for the 300^th episode of Schloss Einstein (June 7, 2004); the Schloss-Einstein-Sommerparty (= Schloss Einstein summer party, June 27, 2005) and a lot of summer tours of KI.KA in 2005 and 2006.

On June 10, 2007 there was a final ceremony in Potsdam-Babelsberg because of the last shooting day.

[edit] Mass media

[edit] Books

Up to now 16 volumes or novels were published. The volumes 1 to 5 were written by Simon Hauser; the volumes 6 to 10 by Uschi Flacke. In 2000 the book Schloss Einstein – Das Klassenbuch. 100 Folgen Schloss Einstein (= “Schloss Einstein — The classbook. 100 episodes of Schloss Einstein”) was published where are presented the main actors and the contents of the previous episodes. This book was published by vgs verlagsgesellschaft. Moreover the posterbook appeared and a friendship book.

In addition to the novels there exist three Schloss Einstein Exklusiv (= “Schloss Einstein exclusive”) books where are further told the histories of the main actors belonging to the first season.

[edit] Novels

Band 1: Die Rivalin Band 2: Ein seltsamer Gast Band 3: Sie liebt ihn, sie liebt ihn nicht Band 4: Blaue Haare für Sven Weber Band 5: Alberts Enkel Band 6: Schmetterlinge im Bauch Band 7: Der gestohlene Hit Band 8: Spiel mit dem Feuer

Band 9: Skandal am faulen See Band 10: Ein Traum in Chrome Band 11: Date mit einem Superhirn Band 12: Der Schatz von Seelitz Band 13: Die Paten Band 14: Kurz und Kleinstein Band 15: Love Story Band 16: Anna in Love

[edit] Exclusive books

• Katharina – Modelträume werden wahr
• Kleine Prinzen
• Nadines Story

[edit] More mass media

In 2004 were published a music album (also with other bands), several radio dramas on cassettes and CDs, a magazine for the television program (2001 to 2003), the cookbook Kochen mit Schloss Einstein (= “Cooking with Schloss Einstein”) and also a best-of DVD. The menues of the DVD are found fault with by first viewing. That no subtitles are faded in for hearing handicapped is also found fault with. The bonus material for example the interviews and news styles are rated as positive. Furthermore there exists a Top-Trumps-Edition for Schloss Einstein as soon as a cube.

[edit] Cast

At beginning of every school year of program a new students generation is introduced. An exception is the eighth school year of program with some persons instead of a whole class. Older actors leave the television program bit by bit.

In run of the years some of the actors who leaved already have had different appearances as guests where they played their old roles. Some of the actors of the first and second students generation were shown in episode 451 which was sent at first time on May 12, 2007.

All following tables are sorted alphabetically by names.

[edit] Teenagers

[edit] First students generation

Actor	Role	Joining	Leaving	Remarks
Main actors:
Philip Baumgarten	Tom Kühne	episode 1	episode 76
Michael Behm	Pascal Merten	episode 29	episode 57	son of Dr. Stollberg
Paula Birnbaum	Iris Kleintann	episode 1	episode 128	appearance as guest: episode 451
Katrin Blume	Alexandra Wilde	episode 1	episode 182	appearances as guest: episode 202, 336
Geertje Boeden	Antje van Rheeden	episode 1	episode 128	appearance as guest: episode 451
Juliane Brummund	Nadine Steiner	episode 1	episode 180	appearance as guest: episode 202, 451
Kumaran Ganeshan	Budhi Dondra	episode 1	episode 130	appearances as guest: episode 202–206, 450, 451
Laura Laß	Katharina Börner	episode 2	episode 76	sister of Marc; appearances as guest: episode 127, 128, 306–324, 450, 451
Georg Malcovati	Marc Börner	episode 1	episode 109	brother of Katharina
Florens Schmidt	Oliver Schuster	episode 1	episode 130	appearances as guest: episode 325, 451
Anja Stadlober	Vera Seiffert	episode 2		appearance as guest: episode 202, daughter of nurse Sybille Seiffert
Minor actors:
Students:
Janine Bredemeier	Andrea	episode 1	episode 76
Patrick Barnack	Ole Petersen	episode 1
Sabrina Barteleit	Steffi	episode 1
Stefanie Bredenhagen	Jenny
Katharina Fritzsch	Marie	episode 1
Jessica Markus	Jasmin
Jana Müller	Ira Müller	episode 1
Mike Priegnitz	David	episode 1
Franziska Strunz	Julia
Florian Suckrow	Kai	episode 4
Jessica Zollondz	Stella
Village children:
Janine Appel	Tine Bergmann	episode 1	episode 130	appearances as guest: episode 330, 336
Gregor Czempiel	Wolf Wagner	episode 1		appearance as guest: episode 183–191
Julian Hanschke	Ingo Brussow	episode 1
Raimund Widra	Atze Feilke	episode 1	episode 126	appearance as guest: episode 202
Guest role:
Constantin Cooper	Aram Kaganian	episode 11	episode 21	refugee child from Armenia

[edit] Second students generation

Actor	Role	Joining	Leaving	Remarks
Main actors:
Sarah Blaßkiewitz	Josephine Langmann	episode 77	episode 232	appearance as guest: episode 336
Christoph Förster	Philip Schwehrs	episode 83	episode 180	appearances as guest: episode 256, 284, 336, 346, 347, 451
Christoph Kozik	Franz Bartel	episode 76	episode 232
Marie-Luisa Kunst	Prinzessin Elisabeth von Hohenfels	episode 77	episode 232	appearance as guest: episode 336
Mandy-Marie Mahrenholz	Laura Marwege	episode 77	episode 376	small role: episode 49, 61
Julia Popke	Kim Riemann	episode 69	episode 232	appearance as guest: episode 354
Franziska Stürmer	Monika Freising	episode 61	episode 182	small role: episode 6, 21, 22, 24, 30
Marcus Wengler	Sebastian Goder	episode 77	episode 284	no important role from episode 233

[edit] Third students generation

Actor	Role	Joining	Leaving	Remarks
Main actors:
Anina Abt-Stein	Louisa Ellwang	episode 117	episode 233	small role: episode 87, 88, 91, 92, 111
Christian Karn	Hendrik Wernicke	episode 129	episode 284
Jerusha Kloke	Paula Krüger	episode 129	episode 284	half sister of Paul
Martin Krahn	Max Richter	episode 121	episode 284
Martin Mitdank	Carlo Heppner	episode 129	episode 180
Josefine Preuß	Anna Reichenbach	episode 129	episode 293	later stepsister of Dorothee, half sister of Joana, appearance as guest: episode 388–392
Lisa Schumme	Thekla Singer	episode 123	episode 284
Minor actors:
Village children:
Maximilian Oelze	Johannes Bodenstein	episode 117	episode 284	brother of Kevin (dizygotic twin), later student of boarding school (from episode 129)
Benjamin Neumann	Otto Hempel	episode 126	episode 392
Tino Wagner	Kevin Bodenstein	episode 117	episode 219	brother of Johannes (dizygotic twin)
Romina Weber	Dorothee “Doro” Schatz	episode 143	episode 293	later stepsister of Anna, later student of boarding school (from episode 206)
Guest roles:
David Kampmann	Karim Ismaël Faruk	episode 135	episode 140	exchange student from Egypt
Maximilian von Wedel	Robin Nowak	episode 153	episode 156	member of a skinhead gang

[edit] Fourth students generation

Actor	Role	Joining	Leaving	Remarks
Main actors:
Kristin Bohm	Sylvia Ziethen	episode 170	episode 336
Natascha Born	Anne-Claire “AC” Clemens	episode 175	episode 348	appearance as guest: Folge 388
Max Fritzsching	Joshua “Josh” Friedlein	episode 180	episode 284
Dennis Habedank	Benjamin Lewin	episode 171	episode 336
Adrien Löffler	Romeo Gürtler	episode 179	episode 284
Emely Neubert	Manuela “Manu” Vogt	episode 181	episode 336
Paula Schramm	Emely Busch	episode 171	episode 392
Minor actors:
Guest roles:
Johannes Graba	Paul Krüger	episode 193	episode 200	half brother of Paula, appearance as guest: episode 231, 232
Dennis Knoll	Mike	episode 216	episode 224	chat partner of Laura and falls in love with Kim

[edit] Fifth students generation

Actor	Role	Joining	Leaving	Remarks
Main actors:
Raphael D’Souza	Dennis Makeba	episode 233	episode 428
Philipp Gerstner	Sven Koslowski	episode 227	episode 480	regular appearances only until start of the ninth season
Sofie Popke	Charlotte “Charlie” Hauke	episode 227	episode 428
Ronja Prinz	Tessa Rindfleisch	episode 233	episode 428	small role: episode 221
Philipp Scheffler	Tobias Klinger	episode 227	episode 392	small role: episode 222
Anne-Sophie Strauss	Franziska “Franzi” Bauer	episode 230	episode 392
Daniel Wachowiak	Leonard “Leon” Diefenbach	episode 233	episode 392	small role: episode 221
Minor actors:
Village children:
Mara-Louisa Dittmann	Sara Simons	episode 239	episode 392
Jonathan Feurich	David Hoppel	episode 225	episode 392
Samantha Preilowski	Antonia Fabri	episode 226	episode 366	daughter of the third ice-cream parlor owner, appearance as guest: episode 421
Guest role:
Caroline Schneider	Stefanie “Twicky” Twickler	episode 255	episode 262	friend of Manuela

[edit] Sixth students generation

Actor	Role	Joining	Leaving	Remarks
Main actors:
Marcus Diller	Jan Winter	episode 286	episode 392
Anna Majtkowski	Tinka Teubner	episode 286	episode 428
Cynthia Micas	Joana Hofmeister	episode 285	episode 392	exchange student from the United States of America, half sister of Anna
Felix Rehn	Kai Steffens	episode 286	episode 480
Shalin-Tanita Rogall	Annika Schubert	episode 286	episode 480	half sister of Valentin
Friederike Anna Schäfer	Emma Schumacher	episode 286	episode 428
Lucas Scupin	Felix Kindermann	episode 286	episode 428
Katharina Wien	Susann “Sue” Birnbaum	episode 285	episode 480
Lieven Wölk	Valentin Schlösser	episode 309	episode 428	half brother of Annika
Minor actors:
Guest role:
Constantin von Jascheroff	Gabriel	episode 325	episode 332	neo-Nazi who want to leave the scene
Band The Fourtunes:
Isabell Fellenberg	Isabell	episode 298	episode 302	appearance as guest: Folge 335, 336
Patrick Kordoglu	Patrick	episode 298	episode 302	appearance as guest: Folge 335, 336
Henriette Lüderitz	Henni	episode 298	episode 302	appearances as guest: Folge 335, 336, 377–381
Jaro Omar	Jaro	episode 298	episode 302	appearances as guest: Folge 335, 336, 376–381, 389–392

[edit] Seventh students generation

Actor	Role	Joining	Leaving	Remarks
Main actors:
Joanna Eichhorn	Biliana “Billi” Reiche	episode 337	episode 480
Franziska Gembalowski	Margareta “Maggi” Artig	episode 337	episode 428
Katja Großkinsky	Verena Krug	episode 337	episode 480	former head student
Max von Hören	Jonas von Lettow	episode 337	episode 387
Paul Niemann	Lukas Düber	episode 337	episode 457
Klaus-Georg-Gustav “Jo Jo” Schöning	Chu-Yong “Chui” Wang	episode 337	episode 480
Laura Stahnke	Konstanze “Konny” Winkler	episode 337	episode 480
Tobias Weihe	Moritz Stein	episode 337	episode 480
Sandrina Zander	Marie-Sophie “Sophie” Müller-Kellinghaus	episode 337	episode 460	appearance as guest: episode 480
Minor actors:
Village children:
Kristin Tetz	Krissi Renner	episode 345	episode 386
Guest roles:
Zeno Gries	Armin von der Heyde	episode 361	episode 387	friend of Jonas
Tim Oliver Schultz	Joe	episode 351	episode 356	bartender in the nightclub Pink, appearance as guest: episode 386–392

[edit] Eighth students generation

Actor	Role	Joining	Leaving	Remarks
Main actors:
Patrick Baehr	Anton Mahnke	episode 393	episode 480	foster child of Kleopatra Klawitter
Antoine Brison	René Dupont	episode 408	episode 480	exchange student from France
Minor actors:
Village children:
Bojan Heyn	Marcel Müller	episode 393	episode 438	at first role named Marcel Ivanow (cause unknown)
Eva Kaibel	Caro Seller	episode 393	episode 480
Benjamin Seidel	Paul Ragowski	episode 378	episode 480

[edit] Ninth students generation

Actor	Role	Joining	Leaving	Remarks
Main actors:
Dorian Brunz	Eugen Weise	episode 429	episode 480
Garry Fischmann	Ben Kubanka	episode 448	episode 480
Kevin Köppe	Alexander “Alex” Kirchner	episode 428	episode 480
Zoe Luck	Lilly Liebermann	episode 429	episode 480	in reality twin sister of Fee Luck (Nele)
Antonia Münchow	Marleen Schulte	episode 429	episode 480
Josepha Niebelschütz	Saira Sieger	episode 429	episode 480
Vivienne Puttins	Vanessa Turner	episode 427	episode 480
Minor actors:
Luise von Finckh	Rosi	episode 459	episode 480
Village children:
Maurice Engst	Janosch Arnold	episode 445	episode 480	brother of Nele
Simon Hahn	Ronny	episode 429	episode 480
Julian Krüger	Rolf Roland “Rollo” Reisig	episode 428	episode 480	nephew of Mr. Werner
Fee Luck	Nele Arnold	episode 445	episode 480	sister of Janosch; in reality twin sister of Zoe Luck (Lilly)
Adrian Wahlen	Manuel Rudolph	episode 431	episode 480	son of the fourth ice-cream parlor owner
Guest roles:
Manon Kahle	Larissa Novak	episode 469	episode 472	play colleague of Konny
Tan Julius Ipektaya	Nicolai	episode 477	episode 480	refugee child, brother of Alina
Christopher Kohn	Thomas	episode 440	episode 445	big love of Sue
Chaja-Darline Roede	Alina	episode 477	episode 480	refugee child, sister of Nicolai

[edit] Tenth students generation

Actor	Role	Joining	Leaving	Remarks
Main actors:
Hendrik Annel	Fabian “Stasi” Stass	episode 481	—
Daniel Conrad	Lukas “Lucky”	episode 510	—	godson of Mr. Dr. Bräuning
Ferdinand Dölz	Bruno Schneider	episode 481	—
Wassilij Eichler	Mounir Farsad	episode 481	—	brother of Layla
Gustav Grabolle	Hannes Borchers	episode 481	—
Constantin Hühn	Ole Weiland	episode 481	—
Esther Kraft	Marie Luise Krüger	episode 481	—
Luisa Liebtrau	Corinna “Coco” Schmidt	episode 481	—
Julia Nürnberger	Milena Ibrahimovic	episode 481	—	refugee child from Bosnia
Ronja Peters	Karla Bussmann	episode 481	—	sister of Mia and Max
Sina Radtke	Julia Schnabel	episode 481	—
Max Reschke	Tim Seidler	episode 481	—
David Röder	Max “Mäxchen” Bussmann	episode 481	—	brother of Karla and Mia
Jana Röhlinger	Mia Bussmann	episode 481	—	sister of Karla and Max
Liesa Schrinner	Vivien Morante	episode 481	—
Anna Steinhardt	Paulina Pasulke	episode 481	—	niece of Mr. Pasulke
Nini Tsiklauri	Layla Farsad	episode 488	—	sister of Mounir
Sabrina Wollweber	Felicitas “Fe” Ferber	episode 481	—
Florian Wünsche	Manuel Siewert	episode 481	—
Minor actors:
Guest role:
Neele Seeberg	Jule	episode 500	episode 500	winner of activity Beste Schauspielerin gesucht of KI.KA Live

[edit] Actors as adults

[edit] Actors as adults from tenth season

Actor	Role	Joining	Leaving	Remarks
Liz Baffoe	Changa Miesbach	episode 482	—	teacher in art, music, “Darstellendes Spiel” and dance
Olaf Burmeister	Dr. Heiner Zech	episode 483	—	teacher in history, geography and latin; husband of Margarete Zech
Maximilian Grill	Lars Harnack	episode 488	—	teacher in sport and biology
Jan Hartmann	Mark Lachmann	episode 411	—	teacher in German, history and social studies
Cornelia Kaupert	Margarete Zech	episode 500	—	second operator of the cafeteria, wife of Dr. Heiner Zech
Ramona Kunze-Libnow	Dr. Franka Steiner	episode 481	—	principal; head of the boarding school; teacher in biology, physics and ethics
Mirja Mahir	Elisabeth Bräuning	episode 481	—	head of the boarding school, educator, daughter of Dr. Rudolf Bräuning
Stephanie Müller-Spirra	Laura Bach	episode 481	—	trainee for teaching profession in English, German and social sciences
Gert Schaefer	Heinz August Pasulke	episode 1	—	caretaker, oncle of Paulina, brother of Martina Pasulke
Robert Schupp	Dr. Michael Berger	episode 425	—	teacher in mathematics, physics and chemistry
Peter Sodann	Dr. Rudolf Bräuning	episode 482	—	principal for school board, father of Elisabeth Bräuning
Petra Wolf	Frau Hesselbach	episode 490	episode 492	first operator of the cafeteria

[edit] Former actors as adults

Actor	Role	Joining	Leaving	Remarks
At the boarding school:
Teachers:
Karsten Blumenthal	Hannes Fabian	episode 65	episode 404	at first trainee teacher, then teacher in chemistry, mathematics and physics
Daniel Enzweiler	Gregor Haller	episode 143	episode 480	teacher in English and sport
Rebekka Fleming	Marianne “Galli” Gallwitz	episode 2	episode 480	teacher in mathematics and physics, marrys Dr. Wolfert
Christiane Hagemann	Sascha Hansen	episode 163	episode 232	trainee teacher for Lebensgestaltung/Ethik/Religion (LER; life arrangement/ethics/religion), sport and art
Ludwig Hollburg	Dr. Lutz “Wölfchen” Wolfert	episode 2	episode 480	deputy leader of the boarding school, teacher in German and history, marrys Marianne Gallwitz
Wilfried Loll	Dr. Emanuel “Guppy” Stollberg	episode 1	episode 480	leader of the boarding school, teacher in physics and biology
Shirin Soraya	Kleopatra “Klawi” Klawitter	episode 337	episode 480	teacher in geography, art, music and Lebensgestaltung/Ethik/Religion (LER; life arrangement/ethics/religion); foster mother of Anton
Grit Stephan	Sandra Weintraub	episode 425	episode 480	teacher in music and French
Maren Thurm	Barbara Bodenstein	episode 156	episode 336	mother of Johannes and Kevin, teacher in music
Svea Timander	Ragna Delling	episode 77	episode 152	teacher in art, music and sport
Jörg Zufall	Sven Weber	episode 3	episode 76	teacher in sport and music
Educators:
Dominique Chiout	Sabine Pätzold	episode 1	episode 76	first educator
Judith Klein	Nadja Kunze	episode 80	episode 428	second educator
Jessica Boehrs	Nina Waldgruber	episode 429	episode 480	third educator
Other persons:
Simone Frost	Sybille Seiffert	episode 31	episode 480	nurse, mother of Vera
Wolfgang “Teddy” Klapper	Dr. Edel	episode 100	episode 391	humorous and open-minded schools inspector
Gerald Schaale	Herr Göbel	episode 439	episode 480	schools inspector
At the village:
Ice-cream parlor:
Turgay Mandoz	Luigi Capello	episode 4	episode 28	first owner
Ivan Gallardo	Giovanni Lorenzi	episode 29	episode 224	second owner
Manfred Anton Algrang	Pino Fabri	episode 227	episode 428	third owner, father of Antonia
Bürger Lars Dietrich	Lasse Rudolph	episode 429	episode 480	fourth owner, father of Manuel
Police:
Thommi Baake	Wachtmeister Kranich	episode 34	episode 365	village policeman
Aykut Kayacik	Wachtmeister Bazman	episode 378	episode 480	village policeman
Other persons:
Ghadah Al-Akel	Karin Feilke	episode 65	episode 126	mother of Atze
Carsten Andörfer	Dr. Michael Schatz	episode 144	episode 295	father of Dorothee, friend of Claudia Reichenbach, dentist
Svenja Beneke	Frau Kirchner	episode 428	episode 480	mother of Alexander
Birgit Berthold	Cordula Schuster	episode 1	episode 47	mother of Oliver
Marina Braun	Claudia Reichenbach	episode 129	episode 290	mother of Anna, friend of Dr. Michael Schatz
Sabine Falkenberg	Frau Arnold	episode 445	episode 480	mother of Nele and Janosch
Peter Hausmann	Eberhard Werner	episode 2	episode 480	unbearable nagger and hunter as hobby, uncle of Rollo
Joachim Kaps	Martin Schuster	episode 1	episode 130	father of Oliver, owner of a bicycle garage
Madeleine Lierck-Wien	Frau Wagner	episode 429	episode 480	older woman who believes in fantasy figures
Konstanze Proebster	Patricia Schmalfuß/Fabri	episode 195	episode 392	housekeeper, later wife of Pino
Susanne Schwab	Cornelia Mahnke	episode 401	episode 480	mother of Anton
Christian Oskar Spitzl	Herr Bodenstein	episode 154	episode 219	father of Johannes and Kevin, parents’ association/council

[edit] Prominent actors as guests

Actor	Role	Episode(s)	Remarks
Arno Apostel	Babelsberger Stuntcrew-Chef	343	plays himself: head of the Babelsberg stunt crew
Wolfgang Bahro	Musiker ARNO	46–49	plays the musician ARNO; actor
Christoph Biemann	Macher der Sendung mit der Maus	154	plays himself; producer of the television program Die Sendung mit der Maus
Sharon Brauner	Popstar Sharon	362	plays herself; singer
Daniel Fehlow	Bodyguard Bodo Kaminski	124	actor
Dorit Gäbler	Frau Zwirn	445–448	actress, dancer and singer
Halz Maul und spiel	Halz Maul und spiel	500	German rock band
Volker Herold	Reiterhofbesitzer Bongard	433–436	plays an owner of a rider yard; actor and director
Yvonne Hornack	Christine	237, 238	actress
Dietmar Huhn	Zirkusdirektor	452	actor
Norbert Hülm	Holger Windscheidt	102–104, 128	plays the father of Vera; actor
Felix von Jascheroff	Schauspieler Bernreiter	493	actor und singer
Julian	Popstar	45	singer, plays himself
Siegfried W. Kernen	Familienrichter Fichtner	299–303	plays a family judge; actor
Tobias Künzel	Tontechniker	251	plays a sound engineer; singer of the group Die Prinzen
Marc Langebeck	(?)	(?)	presenter of presentations, former presenter and actor
Frederick Lau	Ferienflirt Lars	341–344	actor
Leslie Mandoki	Tonstudiochef	300–302	plays a head of a sound studio; known record producer
Gojko Mitić	Indianerhäuptling	236	plays an American Indian chief; actor and director
Christoph Mory	Dirk Neumann	(?), 428	actor
Luci van Org	Produzentin Marga Leclaire	300–302	the singer Lucilectric
Franziska Rubin	Fernsehredakteurin	87, 88	plays an editor of the television; former presenter of KI.KA
Gabrielle Scharnitzky	Renate Kracht	283, 284	actress
Isabella Schmid	Roberta	403, 404	plays a friend of Hannes Fabian; actress
Heike Schroetter	Frau Müller-Kellinghaus	437–440, 458	plays the mother of Marie-Sophie; actress and voice actor
Jaecki Schwarz	Musikprofessor Lenski-Kolljakoff	438–440	plays a music professor; actor
Susanne Szell	Frau Schneider	488	plays the mother of Bruno; actress
Juri Tetzlaff	KI.KA-Moderator	230, 349	plays himself
Benjamin Trinks	Nick	461–462	actor and voice actor
Gottfried Vollmer	Reiterhofbesitzer Girke	434–436	plays an owner of a rider yard; actor
Griseldis Wenner	Frau Renner	345, 444	plays an editor of the city television and the mother of Krissi; actress and presenter

[edit] References

[edit] External links

• Official website of Schloss Einstein (German)
• Official website of the production company ASKANIA MEDIA Filmproduktion GmbH (includes press reports for the television program) (German)
• Official website of the production company Saxonia Media Filmproduktion GmbH (German)
• Schloss Einstein at the Internet Movie Database