Wie Viele Sprachen Spricht Hape Kerkeling

German comedian

Hape Kerkeling
Kerkeling in 2021
Born	Hans Peter Wilhelm Kerkeling (1964-12-09) 9 Dec 1964 (age 57) Recklinghausen, West Frg
Occupation	Comedian, author, presenter, actor, singer
Years active	1984–present
Website	hapekerkeling.de

Hans Peter Wilhelm "Hape" Kerkeling (German pronunciation: [ˈhaːpə ˈkɛʁkəlɪŋ]; built-in 9 December 1964) is a German comedian, TV presenter, author, and histrion.

Career [edit]

At secondary school in Recklinghausen, Hape Kerkeling and some swain students formed a ring (Gesundfutter, meaning: health nutrient) and published a record (Hawaii).

Kerkeling started his career as a comedian in radio, working for diverse German dissemination companies, such as WDR and BR.

His quantum came in 1984/85 when, still anile only 19, he got a role in the Känguru [sic] boob tube comedy evidence (the German language give-and-take for kangaroo deliberately spelt without an "h" at the cease although this bankrupt the spelling rules at that time). The best-known character in this evidence was the trivial male child Hannilein, played by Kerkeling, an irritating child with red hair in a pudding-basin style, dungarees and sitting on giant-sized chairs, who commented on the world of adults.

Later came guest appearances and sketches on the Radio Bremen show Extratour. Then in 1989, Kerkeling started up his own comedy TV prove, Total Normal (Totally Normal), along with pianist Achim Hagemann. This show, a satirical spoof on prime number-time Television set shows, had a totally new format and was awarded several idiot box prizes such equally the Goldene Kamera, the Adolf-Grimme-Preis and the Bayerischer Fernsehpreis. On the show, Kerkeling made television set history on 25 April 1991 when he dressed up every bit Queen Beatrix of the netherlands on a country visit to Berlin and virtually managed to get into Schloss Bellevue to meet the President of Germany for lunch. The satirical song from this show, Das ganze Leben ist ein Quiz (All life is a quiz), made it into the High german popular charts.

In 1992, Kerkeling's first pic came out: Kein Pardon [de] , which he directed and starred in, as well equally helping to write the script.

In 1992, Kerkeling turned down an offer by the big public broadcasting company ZDF to work on the popular prime-time bear witness Wetten, dass..? and instead, without his previous partner Hagemann, moved to the contained idiot box sector with the show Cheese. This was similar in concept to Full Normal and viewing figures were relatively high; withal this is considered as his first flop.

In the second one-half of the 1990s, Kerkeling worked in one case more for ARD, presenting the show Warmumsherz (Heartwarming), and filmed several television films (Club Las Piranjas [de] (1995), Willi und dice Windzors, 1996; Die Oma ist tot, 1997).

In 1999, Kerkeling returned to success with his Sat.1 testify Darüber lacht die Welt (What makes the world laugh). He likewise presented the yearly fundraising gala for the German AIDS fund Deutsche AIDS-Hilfe. In 2003, he was awarded the Deutscher Fernsehpreis (German language Television receiver Prize) in the category Best Entertainment Presenter.

In January 2004, Kerkeling made another film titled Samba in Mettmann, which is set in Mettmann in N Rhine Westphalia. In May 2004, and a year later in May 2005, he presented the Großer Deutsch-Test (a national test bear witness for German grammar and spelling) and in Oct 2004 the Großer Deutschlandtest (a test about people's knowledge of Federal republic of germany). In April and May 2006, he presented the live Boob tube evidence Let's Dance, the High german version of Strictly Come up Dancing/Dancing with the Stars, with Nazan Eckes.

German broadcaster ZDF started the production of Kerkeling's Ein Mann, ein Fjord! (A Man, A Fjord!) in May 2008, directed by Angelo Colagrossi and written past Kerkeling, Angelo Colagrossi and Angelina Maccarone. Starring Jürgen Tarrach, Anneke Kim Sarnau, Matthias Brandt and Horst Krause the picture portrays Kerkeling every bit Horst Schlämmer, Uschi Blum and Gisela. The movie premiered on 21 January 2009, on ZDF.^[ane]

In a survey past the television station Kabel ane in 2005, Kerkeling made it into the acme ten favourite faces on German language television; the only other 2 presenters were Günther Jauch and Thomas Gottschalk.

In 2001, Kerkeling went on a pilgrimage, following the Way of St James for 650 kilometres (400 mi) to Santiago de Compostela. In June 2006, his book Ich bin dann mal weg (I'm off for a bit, then), his diary of this pilgrimage, was top of the Spiegel magazine non-fiction bestseller list. Past May 2008, it had sold iii million copies.^[2] It appeared in English in 2009 with the title I'chiliad Off Then: Losing and Finding Myself on the Camino De Santiago. It has also been translated into French, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Latvian, Spanish, and Chinese.

Since early on 2005, Kerkeling has presented the show Hape trifft! (which is ambiguous in the German linguistic communication and may exist translated as Hape hits the spot! or Hape meets!) show, produced by Günther Jauch's product team i&u Tv set on RTL.

In 2013, Kerkeling spoke and sang the High german version of Olaf, a snowman from the new Disney movie Frozen.

A film about his childhood was released in 2018, titled Der Junge muss an dice frische Luft, based on his semi-autographic volume, with the main character played by Julius Weckauf. The film biography past Oscar-winning manager Caroline Link was well-received by film critics and the most successful German film of 2018 in German cinemas, selling over three.eight tickets.^[iii]

Personal life [edit]

On x Dec 1991, in a German idiot box talkshow, filmmaker Rosa von Praunheim revealed that Kerkeling, among others, was gay. Kerkeling's comment on the ensuing fuss (mostly in the gutter press) was that while anyone of a more than sensitive nature than him would probably take climbed into the bath with a hairdryer, he could not see the signal: they would exist dragging some other poor soul through the dirt the side by side 24-hour interval anyway.

Kerkeling lives with his life partner and co-author Angelo Colagrossi in Berlin. Colagrossi wrote a big number of texts and sketches for Total Normal and other shows, and co-directed the films Kein Pardon, Willi und die Windzors, Die Oma ist tot, Samba in Mettmann and Ein Isle of mann, ein Fjord!.

In March 2011, Kerkeling announced that he and Colagrossi were getting a divorce.^[4]

Characters [edit]

Horst Schlämmer [edit]

Horst Schlämmer is i of Kerkeling'south electric current characters (and the most successful), the deputy editor of the fictitious newspaper Grevenbroicher Tagblatt. His motto is to "get up close and ask tough questions". Dressed in a grey trenchcoat and with a small black manbag on his arm, he holds interviews at real events such as the Bundestag elections.

Schlämmer speaks to interviewees in an overfamiliar manner, using du for y'all rather than the polite Sie, and addressing them as Schätzelein (sweetheart). He seems to retrieve he is a sex activity symbol, attempting to kiss female interviewees despite his loose simulated teeth. To impress women, he boasts that he earns three thousand (euro) net a calendar month.

On the ARD's Harald Schmidt show, Kerkeling explained his methods. Before a Schlämmer interview, he said, he pours a few drops of potent liquor over his coat, to give the interviewee the impression he or she is existence interviewed by a existent reporter, but with an alcohol problem, prompting a real response.

The single Schätzelein came out at the start of 2006, including the songs Schätzelein and Meine letzte Zigarette (My final cigarette).

In May 2006 Schlämmer appeared on Wer wird Millionär (the German Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?) as a celebrity candidate, and became the get-go person to persuade Günther Jauch, the presenter of Wer wird Millionär, into the contestant's seat. The two made 500,000 euro for a good cause (German language AIDS Foundation).

In 2007 a computer game "Weisse Bescheid?!", based on Horst Schlämmer, was released.

In 2009 Kerkeling announced a mockumentary almost Horst Schlämmer running for German Chancellor. It was scheduled to exist released to cinemas in Germany presently before the German language federal election of 2009. Co-ordinate to a BBC piece, Horst Schlämmer would receive 18% of the High german vote due partly to his Obama inspired slogan, "Aye weekend".^[v]

Hannilein [edit]

Kerkeling, in Kerkelings Kinderstunde (Kerkelings children'southward hour), as a cheeky kid of preschool age named Hannilein, with red tousled hair and a bib overall, sits on oversized chairs and comments on the adult earth.

Evje van Dampen [edit]

Is a female Dutch relationship counselor who meets various German celebrities (such as Günther Jauch or Udo Jürgens).

Siggi Schwäbli [edit]

Siegfried (Siggi) Schwäbli is a character who first appeared in 1990 in some episodes of Total Normal. Slow-witted, short-sighted and with spectacles fabricated of plastic blocks, Siggi constantly puts his foot in it and ofttimes has no idea what is going on. At the Cannstatter Volksfest festival in Stuttgart, for example, he went on the ghost train with Barbara Schöneberger, a Television host, and virtually passed out with fear.

Gisela [edit]

Gisela has recently been discovered by Horst Schlaemmer to act in commercials for Krueger Coffee. She has been happily married to her married man, Wolfgang since 1983.

Uschi Blum [edit]

Kerkeling performs as a parody of an overweight, crumbling German Schlager music vocalist with streaky success and ridiculous lyrics in her songs.

Awards [edit]

1983

Scharfrichterbeil

1991

Adolf-Grimme-Preis in silvery for Total Normal
Bambi
Bayerischer Fernsehpreis for Total Normal
Goldene Europa
Goldene Kamera for Total Normal
Goldener Gong of the Television receiver program magazine Gong
Bronze Rose of Montreux for Full Normal
Telestar

2002

Peter-Frankenfeld-Preis

2003

Deutscher Fernsehpreis (equally a host) for Die 70er Show

2004

Bayerischer Fernsehpreis for presenting Dice 70er Testify
Deutscher Comedypreis as best presenter, for Die 70er Show

2005

Deutscher Comedypreis "Best Comedian"
Goldene Kamera "Best TV Entertainer"

2006

Deutscher Comedypreis best comedian and special award for Horst Schlämmer
Deutscher Fernsehpreis in the category best amusement broadcasting/best presentation for his participation in Wer wird Millionär (Who Wants to exist a Millionaire?) celebrity special WM 2006 (RTL)
1Live Krone from the 1LIVE radio network by (WDR) best comedian
Horst Schlämmer given an award by the contained MediumMagazin as "honorary amusement journalist of the year"
Bestseller Author of the Twelvemonth for 1.i million copies sold of his travelogue Ich bin dann mal weg
Honorary member of the Verein Deutsche Sprache (German Language Association)

2007

Adolf-Grimme-Preis Special Honor of the Association of German Developed Education Centres ^[6]
Verdienstorden des Landes Nordrhein-Westfalen Lodge of Merit from North Rhine-Westphalia
Osgar in the category "Charity"

2015

Goldene Kamera Jubilee Honour^[7]

2018

Bayerischer Fernsehpreis (Bavarian Tv Award), Bavarian Minister-President's award^[eight]

Works [edit]

Grosse, Dietmar; Kerkeling, Hape; Waller, Klaus (1993). Hape Kerkeling – Cheese (in High german) (62. ed.). München: Droemer Knaur. ISBN978-iii-426-26695-3.
Kerkeling, Hape (2008). Ich bin dann mal weg: meine Reise auf dem Jakobsweg (in German). München: Malik. ISBN978-3-89029-312-7.
- I'k Off Then: Losing and Finding Myself on the Camino De Santiago . New York: Free Press. 2009. ISBN978-1-4165-5387-8.

References [edit]

^ "Ein Isle of man, ein Fjord! – ZDF.de". Archived from the original on 12 February 2013. Retrieved 4 March 2022.
^ Heine, Matthias (ii May 2012). "Literatur: So wanderte Hape Kerkeling zum Bestseller". Die Welt (in German). Retrieved 4 March 2022.
^ "Dice erfolgreichsten Filme in Deutschland 2018".
^ "Kerkeling trennt sich: Isch bin solo". Der Spiegel (in High german). 6 March 2011. Retrieved 4 March 2022.
^ "'German Borat' shakes up election". BBC News. 21 Baronial 2009.
^ "Hape Kerkeling". Grimme-Preis (in German language). Retrieved 4 March 2022.
^ "Hape Kerkeling". Goldene Kamera (in German). Archived from the original on ane March 2015. Retrieved 1 March 2015.
^ "Ministerpräsident Dr. Markus Söder zeichnet Hape Kerkeling mit dem Ehrenpreis des thirty. Bayerischen Fernsehpreises 2018 aus" (in German). Bavarian regime. 14 May 2018. Retrieved 19 May 2018.

External links [edit]

German language website
Hape Kerkeling erhält den Adolf-Grimme-Preis
"German Borat shakes upwards election" BBC

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hape_Kerkeling