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At the “crime scene” Sunday, a failed former employee demanded reparation from a chief executive. Barnaby Metschurat played the role of the perpetrator. But how do you know the actor?
Barnaby Metschurat was compelling in “Tatort: Der Welten Lohn” along the line in the role of a “failed man between self-destructive implosion and desperate explosion,” as the crime writers describe it. The episode with Richy Müller and Felix Klare as the investigative team was one of his best “crime scenes.” Because “Die Welten lohn” was not the first, but the sixth.
Barnaby Metschurat was first seen at a “crime scene” in 2005. At that time, he also played the perpetrator alongside Ulrike Folkerts and Andreas Hoppe. The Ludwigshafen “crime scene” drew more than nine million screen viewers 15 years ago. The second followed in 2012 and the third in 2013.
In 2015, Barnaby Metschurat took on a role in “Tatort: Côte d’Azur”. A year later he was seen again at the “crime scene”. This time in Bremen with Oliver Mommsen and Sabine Postel. But the Sunday crime thriller is just one of many exciting film and TV projects he’s already worked on.
Barnaby Metschurat made his acting debut in 1993 on the crime series “Wolffs Revier”, and had his first major role in 1995 on the television series “Our Teacher Doctor Specht.” He really became popular in the industry in 2002. At that time, he received the Young Actor Award at the Bavarian Film Awards for his lead roles in the films “Solino” from the Hamburg director Fatih Akin and “Anatomie 2” from the winner. from Austrian Oscar Stefan Ruzowitzky.
After biographical films like “Krupp – Eine deutsche Familie”, film dramas like “Satte Farben vor Schwarz” or highly acclaimed crime series like “Schuld nach Ferdinand von Schirach”, he directed the international crime series “Crossing Lines” with the star Canadian Hollywood actor Donald Sutherland in 2015. The House.
Barnaby Metschurat was also filming with Iris Berben and Murathan Muslu. In the summer, the actor appeared in “Do not be murdered.” Almost five million viewers watched the film.
