Til Schweiger has been in a hospital on Mallorca with sepsis for 14 days. The actor now says in an interview that in August 2023 he “hit his shin and germs got in there. Now I have an ‘open leg’. “Unfortunately, things kept getting worse.” Because of the inflammation, he has also been taking antibiotics for two weeks.
His children rushed to the island
According to “Bild” information, a leg amputation was even considered for a short time. On the night of Thursday, April 11th, his condition worsened: “I got a fever during the night,” reports the mime. His daughters Lili and Luna and son Valentin are said to have already traveled to Mallorca to support their father.
Schweiger still wants to go to the film premiere
The “Keinohrhasen” actor has an important goal in mind: He wants to travel to a film premiere in New York on Monday (April 15). The film “The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare” celebrates its debut there. The 60-year-old plays a supporting role in the film directed by Guy Ritchie. Although Schweiger still seems to be in bed with a fever, he is confident: “After that I would have to go back to the clinic straight away. “I haven’t given up hope that it could work,” he says.
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This is what the new Schweiger film is about:
“The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare” is an action spy comedy. The film, starring Henry Cavill, Alan Ritchson and Eiza Gonzalés, tells of true events. When Nazi Germany overran Europe in 1939, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill responded with a new special unit to conduct a new type of warfare behind enemy lines. As it turns out, not every person is cut out for this unity. The first hurdle is finding the right people for the team. The troop that was finally put together is a colorful mix and relies on completely unconventional strategies in their fight against the Nazis.
“The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare” hits US theaters on April 19th. When and whether the film will make it to Germany is still unclear.