Stars gather together for an emotional reunification.

"Oh please, dear god" - Stars gather together for an emotional reunification.

"Three years after the popular TV series 'Um Himmels Willen' aired its final episode, the cast and crew reunited in Munich. According to actress Janina Hartwig (62), it felt like returning home. They missed the opportunity for a farewell party due to the pandemic when the show ended in 2021, but now they can make up for it.

The team also wanted to honor their deceased colleagues - Sister Felicitas (played by Karin Gregorek) passed away last year, Bishop Rossbauer (played by Horst Sachtleben) in 2022, and Mayor Wolfgang Wöller (portrayed by Fritz Wepper) in March of 2023. Fritz was an integral part of the show for almost 20 years, starring alongside Hartwig as Sister Hanna.

Hartwig reminisced about the happy times spent with her close-knit team, recalling the ups and downs they had experienced together throughout the years. "Children are born, relatives die, there are divorces, there are marriages. But I'll think of Fritz most of all," she shared.

Gaby Dohm, who played Mother Superior "Luise von Beilheim," said, "I baptized the series as Sister Lotte." Reminiscing about the early days, she still keeps in touch with many of the cast members she met during filming.

'Um Himmels Willen' concluded after 20 seasons that brought in a million viewers, airing on Tuesdays in the First. The network decided to end the show when it was at its peak. The series had filmed in Landshut, Niederaichbach, Munich, and surrounding areas since its launch in January 2002."

The ARD had considered 'Um Himmels Willen' one of its most successful shows in the First, maintaining its popularity for years."

• Janina Hartwig, representative for the series, expressed her feelings about the reunion: "It's like coming home."
• The team missed the opportunity for a farewell party due to the pandemic when the series ended in 2021 but is now making up for it.
• They also remembered their colleagues who passed away since the series ended, including Sister Felicitas (Karin Gregorek), Bishop Rossbauer (Horst Sachtleben), and Mayor Wolfgang Wöller (Fritz Wepper).
• Fans witnessed the close-knit bond between the team as they reminisced about various life events shared over the 20 seasons: "Children were born, relatives died, there were separations, there were weddings."
• Gaby Dohm, who played Mother Superior "Luise von Beilheim," remembered how she launched the show in her role as Sister Lotte.
• The series aired on Tuesdays from 2002 until its conclusion in 2021.

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1. Despite the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic, the cast and crew of the popular German series 'Um Himmels Willen' gathered for an emotional reunion in Munich, reminiscing about their close-knit bond and the deceased colleagues they had lost since the show's end.
2. Actress Janina Hartwig, who played Sister Hanna, shared her feelings, saying, "It's like coming home" upon reuniting with her team in Munich for the first time in three years.
3. In the absence of a farewell party due to the pandemic when the show concluded in 2021, the team now has the opportunity to honor their late colleagues and catch up, including Sister Felicitas (Karin Gregorek), Bishop Rossbauer (Horst Sachtleben), and Mayor Wolfgang Wöller (Fritz Wepper), who passed away in 2022 and 2023, respectively.
4. German Press Agency reported on the event, highlighting Fritz Wepper's integral role in the show and his long-term collaboration with Hartwig.
5. Radiance flooded the room as Stars from 'Um Himmels Willen' shared their fond memories of the series' two decades-long run, which included filming in Landshut, Niederaichbach, Munich, and surrounding areas.
6. Gaby Dohm, who portrayed Mother Superior "Luise von Beilheim," shared her reminiscences of the show's early days, still maintaining close ties with many cast members she had met during filming.
7. The ARD network considered 'Um Himmels Willen' one of its most successful shows in the First, consistently maintaining popularity for 20 seasons and attracting a million viewers each week.
8. To commemorate the series' end, media outlets and television stations like ARD and both local and national German Press Agency covered the reunion, bringing the stories and radiance of 'Um Himmels Willen' to the People of Germany and beyond, giving Bavaria and other regions their Stars on the small screen.

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