Episode 16: Das Casting

Das Casting is the German version of the English

episode 22: Shakespeare Strikes Again .

A young actress is lured to an audition by a former

classmate.

Nadine Wolf played the young woman who

once was promised the lead in a school play

but lost the part when her more beautiful class-

mate became the girlfriend of the director.

Now she is determined to seek revenge by

luring the other girl to an audition and giving

her a part in her own special snuff-movie!

Anna Rudovic as the beautiful but cold-hearted

young actress who stole a part in a school play

and who was discovered by a producer who

saw her in the play, then making her a star.

Tied up to be tortured to death. Another great

carreer is about to end early when the young

actresses realizes she will star in her last

movie as the helpless victim.

The Signs of a Zodiac

We had hilarious sets in Sothern Germany: old castles,

ruins, a blackforest mill, an old monastery and the

beautiful blackforest from Baden to Switzerland.

Zodiac is about several persons who are after a

mystery treasure hidden in the ruins of an old castle.

Angela, a young and successful business woman is

in great danger when some treasure hunters learn

she owns an old amulett which leads the way to a

hidden treasure.

Angela is kidnapped, beaten up, bound and

gagged over and over again while everyone

chases the secret treasure.

Mona Glass and Katja Bienert in Episode 19:

Die Hexe (The Witch).

Episode 19 is a remake of Episode 2 (Du

sollst nicht Ehebrechen!).

We used both an analog (Panasonic) and a

new digital camcorder (JVC) to shoot to decide

if to shoot new episodes now digital.

Katja Bienert played the deeply religious and

jealous wife who is convinced her husbands

lover is a witch and who thinks this evil woman

should be treated like a witch.

The beautiful German actress Mona Glass

played the part of the pretty-but-evil lover

who steals the husband of another woman.

In the original version, Ingrid Littmann

played the jealous wife and Jean Bork

who also co-wrote the original script,

played the beautiful victim Sybille.

The jealous wife (Katja Bienert) convinces her

husband´s lover (Mona Glass) with a little

torture to confess she is a witch.

Playing the victim in Unhappy End! is hard

work. Mona Glass spent half of the shooting

time tied up and gagged.

Lydie Denier who played the victim in the

English remake A Bouquet for a Kill (2007)

and who also directed decided to top this

and re-arranged the script scenes, starting

with her being knocked out instead of the

dialogue scenes and managed so to be

bound and gagged not half the time but

almost all the time. I really liked this.

A Bouquet for a Kill has been shot in Germany in

2007 in the same location we shot some years

earlier the "Die Hexe" episode. Jean Bork - here

with Lydie on the set - and Katja Bienert both

appeared in guest parts in the English version.