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Oliver Masucci settles scores with Berlin: Capital is "not healthy" for him

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Adams Acht-star Oliver Masucci draws a clear conclusion: The capital is "not healthy" for him. What the actor says about Berlin — and why not everyone sees it that way.

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When German stars talk about Berlin, things quickly get emotional. Now actor Oliver Masucci — known to many from "Adams Acht" — pulls a clear emergency brake: The capital is "not healthy" for him.

According to Focus Stars, the actor is currently once again appearing on German cinema screens. Privately, however, his relationship with the capital seems anything but relaxed. "I can't really do much with Berlin," he now revealed.

What exactly does Masucci say?

In the Focus Stars report, the actor describes Berlin as "not healthy" for himself. The available report does not provide a more specific explanation — whether about neighborhoods, noise, anonymity, or the political climate.

Who is the "Adams Acht" star?

Oliver Masucci gained nationwide fame through his role in "Adams Acht." The Focus report does not specify which particular film or project is currently bringing him back to German cinema screens.

Berlin polarizes — even stars

The German capital is a place of longing for some, a sore spot for others. Masucci's pointed words are part of a broader discourse on quality of life in the metropolis — beyond the film industry as well. Whether the criticism is justified is something everyone must decide for themselves.

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