People - Actor Sven Martinek swears by iron discipline
Actor Sven Martinek (59, "Tierärztin Dr. Mertens") consciously lives in the present - and does a lot for his mental and physical shape. "For me, every day starts with a zero - yesterday was yesterday. And nothing is older than yesterday's success," Martinek told the German Press Agency in Hamburg. "Every day I try to do something better than the day before."
To do this, he gets up at five o'clock every day. He goes to the gym at 5.30 a.m., then swims and finishes off in the ice pool. "After that, I'm fit for the day. And I go to the set with good energy - I keep my energy levels high," said the actor, who is usually picked up by a driver at 8 a.m. for filming. Martinek: "I've trained myself to do that - it's a question of discipline. I usually finish at 9.30 p.m. as well."
From January 8, the actor and his colleague Ingo Naujoks can once again be seen as the Lübeck investigator duo in 16 new episodes of the tenth season of "Morden im Norden" (Murders in the North) on German TV channel Ersten. Next Tuesday (January 2) at 8.15 p.m., ARD will broadcast a feature film about the series for the first time. The thriller "Am Abgrund" was directed by Dirk Pientka ("Die Heiland") and depicts a case in which Martinek alias Commissioner Kiesewetter himself becomes the perpetrator.
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- Sven Martinek's strict discipline is also evident in his televised role as Commissioner Kiesewetter in the German series "Morden im Norden."
- The German Press Agency reported from Hamburg about Martinek's early morning routine, which includes exercise at the gym, swimming, and a dip in an ice pool.
- After finishing work around 9:30 p.m., Martinek resides in Schleswig-Holstein, which is known for its beautiful landscapes and is located in northern Germany.
- The media in Hamburg and Germany widely covered the premiere of the alarm for cobra 11 episode featuring Martinek's character, showcasing his skills as a detective and his dedication to his craft.
Source: www.stern.de
