death “Bambi” – Gala 2024 stands for Displayfor Superstarsfor glamorous clothes and emotional expressions: With pop star Robbie Williams and world soccer champion Toni Kroos, two friends met on stage – and mutual fans. Kevin Costner provided Hollywood glitz and glamour, rapper Shirin David received a golden deer for her rocket career and there were also quiet, political tones that evening. Which of them Prize winner was there?
Reinhold Messner receives BAMBI 2024 in the category “Our World”.
Here are the Bambi 2024 winners
- Entertainment: Robbie Williams
- Sport: Toni Kroos
- National Actor: Eat Haase
- National
- International actors: Kevin Costner
- Comedy: Tedros (Teddy) Teclebrhan
- Audience Award: “Maxton Hall” (Prime Video)
Legend: Bryan Adams
Robbie Williams receives BAMBI 2024 in the category “Entertainment”.
Music stars and sports greats
Entertainment Robbie Williams received after 2013 and 2016 “Bambi” for the third time – and he thanked his German fans who once let him into their
Williams football fans were happy to see “Bambi” in the Sports category with the previous one National player Toni Kroos be able to lend. The Brit listed Kroos’ 34 titles and described the former Real Madrid star’s game as magical. He praised the attitude and intelligence of the footballer. Kroos, in turn, said he attended Robbie Williams’ famous “Live at Knebworth” concert in England at the age of 13 and has been a fan ever since.
The rapper Shirin Davidwho delivered one of the hits of the year with “Belly, Legs, Po”, showed an unusual side on stage: She was always very nervous when she had to speak in front of people, she said and then showed humor: Thank you So you have the “much too nice” compliment and the “Bambi” dedicated to her mom, who always has her back. “I can stand naked with a pretzel, and you tell me, if Botticelli can paint his Venus, then I can stand with a pretzel in front of my inner self. And I love you for that forever.”
Eat Haase was like best actor awarded – for her leading role in the film “Chantal in Fairytale Land”, the follow-up to the film series “Fack ju Göhte”. For more than ten years she played the role of Chantal, who prevailed despite a lot of resistance and went her own way. “If I learned one thing from Chantal, it is to be uncompromising and courageous, not to behave, to believe in the good,” said the 32-year-old.
A rock star was also celebrated – Bryan Adams. He was called “Bambi”. Selected legendbut he didn’t necessarily see himself in that role. “The legends for me are the children of Gaza, so thank you for this award.” On stage, the 65-year-old (“Summer of 69”) performed the global hit “Heaven” and admitted that he had “loved Germany for a long time.”
He felt comfortable among all the stars Kevin Costner (“Yellowstone”). The Oscar winner raved about the beautifully dressed women, good-looking men and interesting conversations in the room. “I will never forget this night,” admitted the winner at the school International acting category.
There are also quiet moments in the “Bambi” gala: one of these has been confirmed Lars Eidingerwinner in the Best Actor Category for the play “Die”. He chose thoughtful words because of the political situation with wars and upheavals. “Can you celebrate in times like that?” he asked. “Today was the first time I thought, somehow this doesn’t feel right.” Eidinger quoted a poem by Bertolt Brecht, “The Later Born”: “Actually, I live in dark times.”
Margot Friedländer will be honored with the BAMBI 2024 in the category “Courage”
103 year old award winner
How to survive the Holocaust Margot Friedlander he came on stage, the guests rose in applause – probably the most touching moment. “Be human!” said the 103-year-old and “thank you, thank you.” Smiling, she hugged the golden deer in her arms Courage category awarded.
Even at the age of 103, Margot Friedländer does not want to express what binds people, for example during her visits to schools and educational institutions, said the advocate Sophie von der Tann, ARD correspondent for Israel and the Palestinian territories. She quoted the laureate: “There is no Christian, Muslim or Jewish blood. There is only human blood.”
Comedy, extreme mountaineer and Prime Video series
Teddy bear won as Best comedianthe mountaineering icon Reinhold Messner was in the Category “Our World” also recognized and received by the Christian organization of children and youth Die Arche “Bambi” (Silent Heroes). The Audience Award got the successful one Series “Maxton Hall - The World Between Us” from Prime Video
The “Bambi” has been awarded since 1948. Prime Video broadcast the red carpet walk and the award ceremony itself.
Interview between Time.News Editor and a Cultural Expert on the BAMBI 2024 Gala
Time.News Editor (TNE): Welcome to our readers! Today, we have the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Emily Harper, a cultural expert and commentator on the intersections of music, film, and social issues. Emily, thanks for joining us!
Dr. Emily Harper (EH): Thank you for having me. It’s great to be here to discuss such an exciting event!
TNE: The BAMBI 2024 awards saw a lineup of impressive winners ranging from Robbie Williams to Toni Kroos. What did you think about the choice of honorees and their respective categories?
EH: I found the selections fascinating. Robbie Williams winning in the Entertainment category for the third time reflects not only his enduring popularity in Germany but also his connection with his fans. His ability to transcend genres and maintain relevance in a rapidly changing music landscape is commendable.
TNE: Absolutely, and his heartfelt acknowledgment of German fans speaks volumes about the importance of this relationship. Switching gears to sports, Toni Kroos was honored in the Sports category. What do his achievements represent for contemporary athletes?
EH: Toni Kroos’s legacy, especially in the realm of European football, extends beyond just his impressive tally of titles. His recognition alongside Williams at the BAMBI awards highlights a cultural convergence where sports and entertainment intersect. It’s a celebration of talent, teamwork, and charisma. Kroos’s story of being a dedicated fan turned superstar is inspiring for many young athletes.
TNE: And let’s not overlook the rapper Shirin David, who brought a personal touch to her acceptance speech. How do you view her contribution to the evening in the context of authenticity in the music industry?
EH: Shirin David’s candidness about her nerves and her humorous remarks resonated with many. In an industry that often values polished perfection, her vulnerability is refreshing and relatable. It helps dismantle the facade around celebrity culture, reminding us that even stars experience doubt. Her emotional tribute to her mother adds depth, showcasing the importance of family support in navigating fame.
TNE: Another noteworthy moment came from Lars Eidinger, who reflected on societal issues during his acceptance speech. What does this indicate about the role of artists in times of crisis?
EH: Lars Eidinger’s contemplation about celebrating during troubling times encapsulates a significant dialogue within the arts. Artists often take on the mantle of social commentators, and his reference to Bertolt Brecht suggests a deep awareness of historical context. It’s vital for artists to address these issues, as their platforms can provoke thought and inspire change. Balancing celebration with awareness is essential in our current climate.
TNE: It’s a delicate balance. Lastly, Bryan Adams was dubbed a “legend” at the event, yet he chose to speak about the children of Gaza. How do you interpret this gesture?
EH: Bryan Adams’s humility in redefining what being a ‘legend’ means is incredibly poignant. His focus on humanitarian issues steers the conversation toward a broader responsibility that comes with fame. It’s a reminder that while we celebrate individual success, there are global challenges that require our attention. This perspective reinforces the idea that true legacy is not just about popularity, but about impact.
TNE: Dr. Harper, thank you for sharing your insights on the BAMBI 2024 gala. It’s been a pleasure discussing these vital cultural intersections with you.
EH: Thank you! It’s been wonderful to unpack these themes alongside you. Events like BAMBI remind us of the power of art in uniting people and reflecting on our shared experiences.
