people - Glatzeder on Jungle Diet: The pounds are back up
Actor Winfried Glatzeder ("The Legend of Paul and Paula") looks back at his adventures in RTL-Jungle Camp with a certain disappointment. "I had planned to make a mixture of a detox diet and the Camino de Santiago out of it. Unfortunately, the lost pounds are back again," said the 79-year-old in an interview with Superillu.
New Beginnings - with Daniela Büchner and Sarah Knappik
Glatzeder participated in the eighth season of "Ich bin ein Star – Holt mich hier raus!" in 2014. "And I didn't find myself, instead I discovered even more unpleasant aspects of myself."
For the 20th anniversary show, the actor will appear alongside a dozen other former Jungle Camp stars - including Daniela Büchner and Sarah Knappik - starting August 16. RTL announced new rules for the special. A prize money of 100,000 Euro is at stake.
Winfried Glatzeder, renowned for his role in "The Legend of Paul and Paula," expressed his regrets about his experience on German television's "Jungle Camp." He had aimed to combine a detox diet with the Jacobsweg, a spiritual pilgrimage, but the lost weight was soon regained.
Daniela Buchner, known for her work in "Miscellaneous," and Sarah Knappik will join Winfried Glatzeder, among other former "Jungle Camp" stars, in the 20th anniversary special of "Ich bin ein Star – Holt mich hier raus!" airing August 16 on RTL. The show introduces new rules and offers a prize of 100,000 Euro.
Glatzeder's participation in the eighth season of "Ich bin ein Star – Holt mich hier raus!" in 2014 was not as transformative as he had hoped. Instead of discovering himself, he found more unfavorable aspects of his personality.
Berlin's media scene is buzzing with news about the upcoming RTL special, featuring Winfried Glatzeder and other former "Jungle Camp" stars. Off-camera, Daniela Buchner and Sarah Knappik are preparing for their roles in this unique event.
Jungle Camp veterans, including Glatzeder, Buchner, and Knappik, are embracing the opportunity to showcase their right-to-left thinking in the special episode, promising an entertaining and unpredictable television experience for viewers.
In the spirit of camaraderie and friendly competition, these television personalities are looking forward to their time in the "Jungle Camp," hoping to leave lasting impressions on viewers through their performance and shared experiences.
