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Title: Herz aus Eis (15 Sep 2013)
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| Carin C. Tietze | ... | Eva Sellgren | |
| Philippe Brenninkmeyer | ... | Kristian Norden (as Philipp Brenninkmeyer) | |
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Markus Knüfken | ... | Frans Vidmark |
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Meira Durand | ... | Svenja Vidmark |
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Clara Gerst | ... | Lisa Sellgren |
| Tina Bordihn | ... | Irene Wermelin | |
| Jeremias Meyer | ... | Rasmus Sellgren | |
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Sina Wilke | ... | Katharina Langen |
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Lars Pape | ... | Martin Feldkamp |
| Jamie Bick | ... | Ellen | |
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Astrid Leberti | ... | Astrid |
| Carl Achleitner | ... | Arzt (as Karl Achleitner) | |
Swedish business consultant Kristian Norden leads an extremely regulated life, assisted faithfully by devoted private secretary Frans Vidmark. When the maid who normally manages the huge house must be replaced, Eva Sellgren, who just learned her kiosk is expropriated, pretends being sent by the temp agency and is hired. Franz is puzzled how much Kristian allows her to change. They clash when Kristian's teenage daughter Svenya is sent 'home' from boarding school due to a highly contagious infection and Eva decides to foster Svenya with her own son Rasmus and brat daughter Lisa. Kristian's city mistress is no longer content with rare visits. Written by KGF Vissers
"Herz aus Eis" is the encounter of Kristian Norden, a very meticulous and organized man and Eva Sellgren, a very outgoing woman who has great trouble with her kiosk.Eva who is also very clever presents herselfself for the job of housekeeper in the mansion of Kristian Norden and little by little both very different persons will know better each other. A pleasant comedy with a touch of humour I enjoyed very much the performances of Carin. C. Tietze and Philippe Brenninkmeyer.