“Spiegel” about Til Schweiger: Men who can’t control themselves

2023-05-08 10:58:28

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Men who can’t control themselves

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The “Spiegel” has massively criticized Til Schweiger, on film sets the star behaves like a dictator. In the podcast we talk about reporting and open questions. Also: ARD and ZDF want more money, in the USA “Buzzfeed News” is closing.

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The “Spiegel” has described verbal failures and even an assault of the actor and director Til Schweiger on more than five pages. Der Spiegel speculates that the reason for Schweiger’s behavior could be an alcohol problem. After initial denials, the head of the Constantin film company, Martin Moszkowicz, confirmed that the allegations against Schweiger published by “Spiegel” exist.

In this edition of our podcast “Die Medien-Woche” we talk about the new genre of suspicious reporting about celebrities, mostly men who are out of control. The legitimation for such research must be based on a public interest, especially if there are no offenses relevant to criminal law, or reports have not been filed or investigations by the public prosecutor have been discontinued.

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