48 Degrees On Board: Barbara Wussow Reveals Details on New 'Traumschiff' Episodes
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The MS Amadea sets course for new destinations – actress Barbara Wussow gives the first insights into the upcoming episodes of ZDF's 'Traumschiff'. Filming took place under extreme conditions.
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When you think of "Traumschiff," palms, white beaches, and Caribbean romance come to mind. During the filming of the new episodes, reality was at times noticeably tougher: According to Focus and Bunte, actress Barbara Wussow and the team faced 48-degree heat in front of the camera – a strain that the daily grind of filming a cruise series normally doesn't bring with it.
Now the regular cast member of ZDF's "Traumschiff" has spoken about the upcoming episodes – and about the conditions under which they were made. For you as a fan, this is a rare behind-the-scenes look that shows the voyage aboard the MS Amadea means not just glamour but also real endurance.
According to Focus and Bunte, the MS Amadea is setting course for new destinations. In both reports, Wussow offers the first insights into the episodes set to air this season – and reveals what the team experienced during filming.
Barbara Wussow on the Extreme Conditions on Set
While you're getting cozy on the couch at home, Wussow and the team were battling temperatures on set that push even seasoned cruise professionals to their limits. 48 degrees is no joke – and no place where you want to stand in front of the camera for hours in costume and makeup.
Exactly which scenes were filmed under these conditions and how the heat affected the mood on set has not been detailed in the available coverage. What is certain: The crew brought home from this trip more than just souvenirs and sunburn.
Where the MS Amadea Is Headed Next
Focus phrases it as "new destinations," Bunte speaks of "new dream locations" – the two formulations match in content. Which destinations the upcoming episodes will steer toward in detail remains open in the coverage so far. What's only clear is that the routes differ from the previous program and lead the team into waters that the "Traumschiff" audience has not seen in this form.
What You Can Expect from the New Episodes
Wussow herself, according to both magazines, offers initial insights into the plot of the new episodes. Concrete details about the story or guest stars have not yet emerged from the available reports – so for you, that means: wait until ZDF airs the episodes.
One thing is already certain: Anyone who tunes in to "Traumschiff" will see episodes that were produced under extreme conditions. How the 48 degrees will affect the quality of the episodes will ultimately be shown by the ratings.
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