It’s a story that would undoubtedly lend itself perfectly to a film adaptation. A story of success, fame, power, abuse, megalomania, alcohol and constant falls. And a story that Til Schweiger (59), the cinema hero, producer, screenwriter and director, would probably never film – because her hero falls in the end.
Because the hero of this story is Til Schweiger himself, if the allegations that have now become public are correct.
On Thursday evening, at the Jupiter Award in Hamburg, Til Schweiger gave the laudation for his “Manta Manta – Second Part” co-star Tim Oliver Schultz (34).
Only a few hours later, “Der Spiegel” published the story “Der Imperator” – and Til Schweiger was faced with the shards of his life’s work. Read everything about Til Schweiger’s problems with BILDplus – with others and with yourself.