Altes Geld

Altes Geld is an Austrian TV dark comedy series created by David Schalko, revolving around the dysfunctions of a wealthy Viennese family. It was originally broadcast on Flimmit, ORF's online platform in early 2015, before being aired on ORF eins in Austria in November. Subsequently, it aired on RTL Crime in Germany in February 2016.[1] It also screened at the International Film Festival Rotterdam in 2016.[2] The main role, played by Udo Kier, was originally to be played by Gert Voss, before his sudden death.[3]

Altes Geld
GenreDark comedy
Created byDavid Schalko
Country of originAustria
Original language(s)German
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes8
Production
Running time60 minutes (including commercials)
Release
Original networkORF eins
Original release2015 (2015) 
2015 (2015)

Main Cast

  • Udo Kier as Rolf Rauchensteiner, billionaire industrialist
  • Sunnyi Melles as Liane Rauchensteiner, Rauchensteiner's second wife
  • Nicholas Ofczarek as Zeno Rauchensteiner, Rauchensteiner's son from his first marriage
  • Manuel Rubey as Jakob Rauchensteiner, Rolf and Liane Rauchensteiner's son
  • Nora Waldstätten as Jana Rauchensteiner, Rolf and Liane Rauchensteiner's Daughter
  • Edita Malovčić as Tania, Zeno's girlfriend
  • Thomas Stipsits as Herwig Brunner, Rolf Rauchensteiner's assistant
  • Ursula Strauss as Barbara Brunner, Herwig Brunner's wife
  • Robert Palfrader as Kralicek, Rolf Rauchensteiner's security
  • Yohanna Schwertfeger as Kerstin Bachmann, Jakob Rauchensteiner's girlfriend
  • Simon Schwarz as Tscheppe, Head of the organ distribution office, Green party politician
  • Cornelius Obonya as Dr. Schober, Rauchensteiner family doctor
  • Florian Teichtmeister as Martin, Jana Rauchensteiner's friend

References

  1. "Braunschlag: Interview mit Autor David Schalko | Seite 2". serienjunkies.de. Retrieved 2018-06-03.
  2. "Rotterdam fest tunes back into TV | News". Screen. Retrieved 2018-06-03.
  3. "David Schalko: "Altes Geld" ist eine großartige Serie". WELT. Retrieved 2018-06-03.
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