Rosalie Thomass takes over as the new commissioner in the crime scene in Franconia!

Rosalie Thomass takes over as the new commissioner in the crime scene in Franconia!

Franken, Deutschland - Rosalie Thomass becomes the new chief crime commissioner in the "crime scene Franconia". This was announced by the production management in an official message. Your first shooting date is scheduled for July 2025. Thomass follows Dagmar Manzel, who gave up her role as chief commissioner Paula Ringelhahn in October 2024. Manzel emphasized that it was important to stop "when it is most beautiful" and leaves big footsteps in the popular crime series.

The role of Emilia "Emmy" Rathicher, which is embodied by Thomass, is described as down -to -earth and loving. Bettina Ricklefs, BR program area manager, was enthusiastic about the new occupation. "Rosalie has a lot of experience and a fresh perspective," says Ricklefs. In addition to Thomass, the investigator team will continue to consist of Fabian Hinrichs (Felix Voss), Eli Wasserscheid (Wanda Goldwasser) and Stefan Merki (Dr. Kaiser).

Start of the new shooting team

The filming for the new case of the Franconian “crime scene” begins in July 2025. However, an episode is broadcast before Felix Voss appears as the sole investigator. This episode, entitled "I see you", was shot in November and December 2024 and is intended for a broadcast in autumn 2025. "I look forward to working with this great team," said Thomass in a first statement.

Rosalie Thomass was born in Munich in 1987 and has an impressive acting career. Her breakthrough came in 2005 with the role in BR police call 110: "He should be dead". Previously, she gained initial experiences at the Munich Volkstheater and in the Munich Kammerspiele. She also played in films such as "Greetings from Fukushima", for which she was awarded the Bavarian Film Award, and "an outrageous woman" who brought her the German Schauspiel Prize.

a new chapter for the Franconian "crime scene"

The return to the full investigator team brings a breath of fresh air to the crime series. Matthias Egersdörfer and Lisa Sophie Kusz will take care of securing evidence. Those responsible for the BR are optimistic that the viewers will be enthusiastic about the new dynamics. "We are pleased to welcome Rosalie as part of the team. Your presence will certainly help tell the stories even more gripping," said Bettina Ricklefs.

The audience can look forward to exciting stories and a strong actress. Rosalie Thomass has already indicated that she is looking forward to the demanding filming and the collaboration in the team, and hopes to convince the fans of the Franconian "crime scene" of their skills.