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 Der Cast von "Türkisch für Anfänger": Elyas M'Barek, Josefine Preuß, Arnel Taci und Pegah Ferydoni mit Adnan Maral (vorne li.) und Anna Stieblich (vorne re.). Foto: IMAGO / Andre Poling "Türkisch für Anfänger" begeisterte in den 2000er Jahren die TV-Zuschauer. Doch was wurde aus den Stars der ARD-Vorabendserie? Zwischen 2006 und 2008 flimmerte "Türkisch für Anfänger" über die TV-Bildschirme. Insgesamt umfasst die ARD-Vorabendserie 52 Folgen in drei Staffeln. Die Serie blieb bei der Erstausstrahlung hinter den Erwartungen zurück, doch die Reaktionen waren so positiv, dass der Sender seine Meinung änderte und eine weitere Staffel produzierte. Autor der Serie ist Bora Dagtekin (43), der in einem deutsch-türkischen Haushalt aufgewachsen ist und seine Erfahrungen einfließen ließ. Die Serie wurde mit mehreren Preisen ausgezeichnet, unter anderem dem "Deutschen Fernsehpreis" und dem "Adolf-Grimme-Preis". "Türkisch für Anfänger": Familie Schneider-Öztürk im MittelpunktBei "Türkisch für Anfänger" dreht sich alles um die Patchwork-Familie Schneider-Öztürk. Protagonistin ist die 16-jährige Lena Schneider (Josefine Preuß, 36), die mit ihrer Mutter Doris (Anna Stieblich, 57), einer Therapeutin, und ihrem Bruder Nils (Emil Reinke, 32) zusammenlebt. Als Doris sich in den türkischen Kriminalkommissar Metin Öztürk (Adnan Maral, 54) verliebt, wird das Familienleben auf den Kopf gestellt. In das Schneidersche Haus zieht nicht nur Metin ein, sondern auch Lenas neue Stiefgeschwister Cem (Elyas M'Barek, 40), ein Macho wie er im Buche steht, und Yağmur (Pegah Ferydoni, 39), eine strenggläubige Muslima. Im Laufe der Zeit wird die Familie von einigen Entwicklungen auf Trab gehalten, Cem verliebt sich in seine Stiefschwester Lena, Nils ist hochbegabt und besucht ein Internat, Metin möchte Doris einen Heiratsantrag machen, doch deren Ex hat etwas dagegen. Bei den Schneider-Öztürks will einfach keine Ruhe einkehren. Was aus den Stars der Serie geworden ist, erfahren Sie in der Bildergalerie: "Türkisch für Anfänger": Kinofilm als Reboot der SerieIm März 2012 kam ein gleichnamiger Film in die Kinos, in dem fast alle ursprünglichen Darsteller der Serie mitwirkten. So waren Elyas M'Barek und Josefine Preuß wieder dabei, nur die Rolle des Nils Schneider wurde mit Nick Romeo Reimann neu besetzt. Frederick Lau (32) hatte einen Gastauftritt als Lenas Ex-Freund. Familie – das hieß für die 16-jährige Lena (Josefine Preuß) bisher: unkomplizierte Dreier-WG mit ihrer Mutter, der Psychotherapeutin Doris (Anna Stieblich), und ihrem kleinen Bruder Nils (Emil Reinke). Doch dann verliebt sich Doris ausgerechnet in Metin (Adnan Maral), einen türkischen Spurensucher bei der Kriminalpolizei. Kurz entschlossen zieht sie mit ihm, seinen und ihren Kindern zusammen. Während Nils begeistert von dem Gedanken ist, wieder einen Vater zu haben, kann sich Lena nicht so ohne weiteres mit der spontanen "Familienzusammenführung" anfreunden. Denn Lena muss ihr neues Zimmer künftig mit ihrer "Schwester" Yagmur (Pegah Ferydoni) teilen, einer strenggläubigen Muslima, die mehrmals täglich ihre Gebetsübungen macht und Lena für eine moralische Zeitbombe hält. Auch ihr "Bruder" Cem (Elyas M'Barek), 17 Jahre alt, stellt für Lena eine emotionale Herausforderung dar: Er glaubt ernsthaft, mit der Macho-Nummer bei ihr punkten zu können und sie als großer Bruder regelmäßig bevormunden zu dürfen. Und auch die gut gemeinte väterliche Zuneigung von Metin stößt bei Lena auf wenig Gegenliebe. Hartnäckig versucht die widerspenstige Tochter, Mutter Doris und Bruder Nils zur Rückkehr in ihr altes Leben zu bewegen. Leider vergeblich! Doris ist viel zu beschäftigt damit, neben ihrem Beruf eine fürsorgliche Hausfrau und Mutter zu sein ... Während Lena versucht, sich dem Familienzusammenwachsen weiterhin trotzig zu widersetzen, muss sie insgeheim irgendwann zugeben: So eine zusammengewürfelte Großfamilie hat durchaus auch ihre guten Seiten.
Türkisch für Anfänger ("Turkish for Beginners") is a German television comedy-drama series, which premiered on 14 March 2006 on Das Erste. It was created by Bora Dağtekin and produced by Hoffmann & Voges Ent. The show focuses on the German-Turkish stepfamily Schneider-Öztürk, their everyday lives and particularly on the eldest daughter, Lena, who narrates the show. During its run of 52 episodes, the show covered topics including typical problems of teenagers and cross-cultural experiences. Due to popular demand, a 16-episode third season aired in late 2008. The show was successful in foreign markets, being broadcast in more than 70 countries.[1] A namesake feature film was released in 2012, which the cast that includes actors from the show; the plot is completely original, though loosely based on the show's premise.[2] Plot[edit]16-year-old Lena's life seemed perfect: She lived together with just her little brother Nils (13) and her mother Doris, a psychotherapist. But unfortunately for Lena, her mother has fallen in love with Metin, a police officer of Turkish descent, and they move in with him and Yağmur (15), his pious Muslim daughter, and Cem (17), his stereotypical macho son. Now Lena has to deal with her new stepfamily. She narrates the show by recording videos for her best friend Kati, who is currently studying in the USA as an exchange student. The episode titles imitate those of Friends (The One with...), for example:
Season 1[edit]The new family adjusts to each other - which is more difficult than Doris and Metin thought. Lena and Yağmur are forced to share a room, which immediately complicates their relationship, especially because Lena is an atheist and Yağmur is an observant Muslim. Free-spirited Doris is now responsible for two more children, her stepson Cem, who is a bit macho, and her stepdaughter, who is critical of her subpar kitchen-skills. Meanwhile, Lena and Nils try to fit in at their new school, which is different from their old one since most of the students have a migrant background. Lena eventually befriends Axel, who also attends her school and is a patient of Doris. Axel, who is an orphan, immediately feels comfortable at the Schneider-Öztürk's and soon falls in love with Lena. At first, Lena denies her feelings for him, but eventually they become a couple. However, Cem realises that he, too, is in love with Lena, leaving Lena torn between Cem and Axel as she has developed feelings for her step-brother, as well. When Axel and Lena overhear Cem talking about his feelings for her, Axel breaks up with Lena, but is run over by a bicycle on his way home and severely hurt. Lena blames herself and thinks that he tried to kill himself because she chose Cem over him. She then swears to never leave Axel again at his bedside, leaving Cem heartbroken. Axel sees through the misunderstanding, but chooses to not to tell that it was an accident. Meanwhile, Doris' father Hans-Hermann Schneider (called "Hermi") comes to visit, which Doris is not happy about as they have had a strained relationship since her childhood. However, when she finds out that her father has lost his beloved button factory and his home due to bankruptcy, she lets him move in with the Schneider-Öztürk's. Season 2[edit]After Axel's suicide-attempt, Lena chooses to pursue a relationship with him rather than Cem. But this isn't as easy as she wants it to be. Lena and Cem begin to have a relationship behind Axel's back. However, Lena finds it "immoral" and breaks it off with Cem, even though she is falling in love with him. When Cem discovers that Axel didn't attempt suicide at all, he tells people, but no one, not even Lena, believes him. When he falls into a manhole and hurts himself, he decides to break up with Lena once and for all, even after the truth comes out. He still has feelings for her and when he tries to lose his virginity with a prostitute, he hesitates and decides that he still wants to be with Lena. When Lena finds out that Cem went to a prostitute, she feels hurt and decides to sleep with Axel and forget everything about him. This action ends her relationship with Cem. The house gets even more crowded after Hermi's moving when Doris' sister Diana visits and gets a job at Lena's school. Diana discovers that Nils is intellectually gifted and he leaves the family to attend a high-class boarding school. Meanwhile, Yağmur flirts online with an unknown boy who turns out to be Cem's best friend Costa. Costa falls in love with the unaware Yağmur and tries to tell her that he is the one she has been chatting with, but his stuttering holds him back every time. When they eventually meet up for a date and Costa reveals himself to be her secret admirer, Yağmur is outraged since Costa is neither muslim nor Turkish. But when he saves her from a pair of Nazis and stops stuttering every time he holds her hand, she believes in a miracle her mother had told her about and they begin a relationship, much to Cem's and Metin's dismay. Metin, on the other hand, proposes to Doris and after some initial difficulties (due to her emancipated views, Doris could not handle Metin proposing to her), she happily accepts. However, the wedding plan comes to the attention of Doris' ex-husband Markus, the father of Lena and Nils. He leaves the Amazon and returns to Germany to stop Doris from being what she never wanted to be: a housewife. Lena meets and befriends the pious Christian Ulla. Lena is still in love with Cem and wants Ulla to flirt with him and then snub him as revenge, but Ulla and Cem fall in love. With Markus' help, Lena tries to break them up on the night of her birthday party. Season 3[edit]The third season continues two years after Doris and Metin's wedding. Cem fails in school and breaks up with his girlfriend Ulla. The love story of Cem and Lena starts all over thereafter. Later, Cem gets Lena pregnant and Lena decides to become a stay-at-home-mum to take care of their baby, while Cem, on the other hand, has to work as a police officer to earn money. Unlike Cem, Yağmur finishes school and becomes a translator while Costa pursues a career in design. Doris fears the natural process of aging and uses Botox injections, which speeds up her menopause and leaves her infertile. Although the show says nothing about Yağmur and Costa getting married, they are still happily together throughout the season. Sadly, Grandpa Hermann dies from a heart attack. Cast[edit]Main characters[edit]
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Production details[edit]The creator of the show, Bora Dağtekin, grew up in a German-Turkish home (his father was Turkish, his mother German) therefore—according to him—personal experiences influenced his writing. Specific episodes are written by guest writers, often of Turkish descent. Merchandise[edit]DVD releases[edit]
Books[edit]Four books, written by Claudia Kühn, have been published accompanying this TV show.
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