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Heide Keller: Chef Hostess Beatrice of Ledebur (since 1981)
Sascha Hehn: Captain Victor Burger ( since 2014)
Nick Wilder: ship's doctor, Dr. Wolf Sander ( since 2011 )

The dreamboat is a television series of the ZDF, which is produced by the idea of Wolfgang Rademann since 1981.

5.1 recurring roles
5.2 Actors with five or more appearances
5.3 Actors with four performances
5.4 Actors with three performances
5.5 Actors with two performances
5.6 actor with an appearance

6.1 bar
6.2 Music

Action

In the series the most serene intricacies of passengers on a cruise ship that is on its way in every movie to another holiday destination be told. The captain, the chief steward, the chief hostess and the ship's doctor do their utmost to bring about a happy ending for all involved.

During a result, the events typically focuses on three independent storylines. These are usually two stories that revolve around the passengers of the ship and a story in which the crew members are involved. According to Wolfgang Rademann, the producers, the three stories are a fun, exciting and a love story. In the course of each episode about 40 % on land and 60 % play on board.

History

Through suggestions from the DDR series to the lake and through adaptations of the U.S. series The Love Boat was the dreamboat. On November 22, 1981, the ZDF broadcast of the first episode. First, the format ran as a one-hour series on Sunday evening at 20.00 clock in the ZDF, aired for two seasons each with six episodes. The final result of this kind of program was originally scheduled episode 12 on 1 January 1984. This episode reached 25.15 million viewers, the highest ratings of all previously sent dreamboat consequences.

Inspired by this success, the series was continued in a revised form after almost three years. The individual sequences were extended by half an hour to 90 minutes and not more a week, but first aired at irregular intervals. From November 1986 to February 1987, there were four more episodes of the series, the year 1990/91, again, two new episodes.

While there has been thinking again about an end to the series, the repetitions achieved in 1992 unexpectedly high rates in the summer program of the ZDF. It was decided to produce new episodes of the series regularly to the rotated at irregular intervals consequences from now on. Were initially seen to be changing these dates, the mid-1990s a fixed transmission scheme was introduced: Since each new dream boat sequence is the second Christmas Day and New Year erstausgestrahlt on ZDF.

Ships

In the 1981-1984 first twelve episodes produced the two ships Vista Fjord ( 1981-1982 ) and Astor ( 1983-1984) were used.

With the realignment of the series in 1986, it was with the Berlin also a new cruise ship. This served to the 33rd episode, whose destination was Namibia ( broadcast on 1 January 1999), as the setting of the series. Since 1999, Germany is the dream ship, first stop was Tahiti.

Both the Berlin and Germany which included the shipping company Peter Deilmann from Neustadt in Holstein.

Actor

Crew

Since the first episode in 1981, the actress Heather Keller is involved in the role of Chief Hostess Beatrice of Ledebur on the series. Since the second season in 1983, the actor Horst Naumann represented the ship's doctor, Dr. Horst Schröder - initially only in individual episodes, from 1986 as a permanent member. Horst Naumann has left in the episode of 26 December 2010, the series. 2011 was followed by Nick Wilder in the role of the new ship's doctor, Dr. Wolf Sander. From 1981 to 1991 also was Sascha Hehn with it until 1987 as chief steward Victor Burger, then as First Officer Stefan Burger ( in a sequence in a double role ).

So far there have been four actors who were active as captain of the dream ship. Günter King played in the first season of the series 1981/82 Captain Braske. With the start of the second season in 1983, he was replaced by Heinz Weiss, who played the captain of the ship in the dream role of Heinz Hansen to 1999. After Weiss' health -related exit was 1999-2013 Siegfried Rauch as Jakob Paulsen performers dream boat captain. Smoke has previously been involved already resulted in 30 in 1997 in a different role on the television series. On October 10, 2012 it was announced that Sascha Hehn will succeed smoke as captain. Smoke was last seen in episode 70 Malaysia. Since episode 71 from 1 January 2014 Hehn stands out as a captain in the lake.

Current protagonist

Guest Stars

The roles of the passengers of the dream ship usually take prominent guest stars. A variety of well-known German television actors was seen over the years in one or more roles in the dream ship series, such as Christoph Maria Herbst, Joachim Fuchs Berger, Peter Weck, Heinz Sielmann, Günther Schramm, Inka Bause, Heinz Hoenig, Klaus Jürgen Wussow, Elmar Wepper or Thomas Gottschalk. Some of these people played themselves, but usually a fictional character.

Recurring roles

Since 2008 and 2009, is Harald Schmidt ( sequence from 56 ) as a gentleman host and later as a cruise director Oskar Schifferle and Inka Bause to see (from episode 60) as a fitness trainer Inca sporadically on the dream ship.

Heinz Hoenig Also, the few times in different roles on the ship was before, and Marie Gruber had in episodes 69 and 70 recurring roles as a couple of friends of the captain.

Actor with five or more appearances

Actor with four performances

Actor with three performances

Actor with two performances

Actor with an appearance

Production

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Producer of the series is the Berlin Wolfgang Rademann, originated the idea and who is also responsible for the overall management. Responsible production company for the series is the Polyphonic film and television company.

As directors and screenwriters for the dream boat people are used mainly by the ZDF, which are active for the transmitter in other productions of similar genres, such as the Rosamunde Pilcher film adaptations.

Director of the first six dreamboat consequences in the years 1981/82 was Fritz Umgelter. He was followed by the directors Alfred Vohrer, Gero Erhardt and Christine Kabisch. From 1996 to 2005, Michael Steinke and Karola Meeder almost ten years mainly responsible directors. Steinke led it in 17 episodes, Meeder in six episodes directed. Only in the anniversary episode of Las Vegas, there was Dieter Kehler with a different director. In the years 2006 and 2007 was Hans -Jürgen Tögel, who directed some episodes already in the early 1990s, worked as a director.

For the scenarios are largely the responsibility of the author is Ulrich del Mestre. In addition, there are authors like Marlies Ewald, Barbara Engelke or Sabine Thiesler that are occasionally screenwriters individual consequences. Furthermore, there are authors who wrote the screenplay only to one or two episodes. Besides, the actress Heather Keller is occasionally involved as a screenwriter.

Main responsible cameramen since the end of the 1990s, Heinz -Dieter Sasse and Holger Greiß.

Music

The theme music, in use since the early 1990s, the series was composed by James Last. This very famous by the dream ship same melody can be heard not only during the opening credits, but also time and again to the intermediate section of the traveling dream ship within the consequences.

At the end of each episode also composed by James Last Dinner march is played during the captain dinners. The arrival of the chefs to is not re-shot for each episode.

Episodes

Over the 71 episodes many different destinations were started. The goals exotic countries or cities serve outside Europe. Only in 1992 there was Norway with a European destination, this was also one of the few northern destinations of the dream ship. As a backdrop serves predominantly a particular country, rare forms only a single city destination. In a few cases, several countries are the scene of an episode, such as India and the Maldives in 1993. Some destinations, such as Thailand or Bali, have already been several times running.

In brackets the date of the Original Air Date is specified in the ZDF, provided with a * consequences are now available on DVD.

01 Bahamas (22 November 1981) *
02 Barbados (29 November 1981) *
03 Virgin Islands (6th December 1981) *
04 Dominican Republic (20 December 1981) *
05 Grenada (3 January 1982) *
06 Cayman Islands (17 January 1982) *
07 Morocco (30 October 1983) *
08 Kenya (13 November 1983) *
09 Puerto Rico (27 November 1983) *
10 Kenya (4 December 1983) *
Amazon 11 (18 December 1983) *
12 Brazil (1 January 1984) *
13 Thailand (29 November 1986)
14 Bali (21 December 1986)
15 Brazil (4 January 1987)
16 Mexico (1 February 1987)
17 New Orleans (26 December 1990) *
18 Disney World (1 January 1991)
19 Norway (26 December 1992)
20 South Africa (28 February 1993)
21 Egypt (12th April 1993) *
India 22 / Maldives (12 December 1993) *
23 Hong Kong (26 December 1993) *
24 Dubai (26 December 1994) *
25 Mauritius ( 1 January 1995) *
26 Tasmania (26 December 1995) *
27 Sydney (7 January 1996) *
28 Singapore (26 December 1996) *
29 Hawaii ( 1 January 1997) *
30 St. Lucia (26 December 1997) *
31 Argentina ( 1 January 1998) *
32 Galapagos / Jamaica (26 December 1998) *
33 Namibia (1 January 1999 ) *
Tahiti 34 (26 December 1999) *
35th Loveboat 2000 - Bali ( 1 January 2000) *

36 New Zealand (13 February 2000) *
37th Olympics 2000 (10 December 2000)
38 Seychelles (26 December 2000) *
39 Mexico (1 January 2001 ) *
40 Las Vegas (October 14, 2001) *
41 Bermuda (26 December 2001) *
42 Chile and Easter Island (1 January 2002 ) *
43 Thailand (26 December 2002) *
44 Zambia and Victoria Falls (1 January 2003 ) *
45 South Sea (26 December 2003) *
Australia 46 (1 January 2004 ) *
47 Sri Lanka (January 11, 2004) *
48 Samoa (26 December 2004) *
49 Oman ( 1 January 2005) *
50 Vancouver (16 January 2005) *
51 Burma / Myanmar (26 December 2005) *
52 Singapore / Bali ( 1 January 2006) *
53 Botswana (26 December 2006) *
54 Shanghai (1 January 2007) *
55 San Francisco (26 December 2007) *
56 Rio de Janeiro (1 January 2008 ) *
57 Kilimanjaro - Maldives - India (10 February 2008) *
58 Vietnam (26 December 2008) *
59 Papua New Guinea (1 January 2009 ) *
60 Peru - Miami (8 November 2009) *
61 Emirates (26 December 2009) *
62 Indian Summer (1 January 2010 ) *
63 Panama (26 December 2010) *
64 Bora Bora ( 1 January 2011) *
65 New York, Savannah and Salvador da Bahia (6 November 2011) *
66 Cambodia (26 December 2011) *
67 Bali ( 1 January 2012) *
68 Singapore (26 December 2012)
69 Puerto Rico ( 1 January 2013)
70th Malaysia (26 December 2013)
71 Perth (1 January 2014)

Offshoot cruise to happiness

An offshoot of the dream ship, the cruise was set to happiness; see main article there.

Trivia

The Chief Hostess Beatrice was for many years as nachnamenlos because her last name was allegedly never mentioned in the series. However, this is not correct: In the episode boss's daughter resulted in 12 ( the most successful dreamboat output at all) she introduced herself in dialogue with Sigmar Solbach as " Beatrice Becker " before. In 1999, she gave her name as a result Tahiti then with " Beatrice of Ledebur " to. This was the sequence in which Siegfried Rauch began his service as the new Captain Paulsen. In the first episode of the Love Boat offshoot cruise to happiness, she was again Captain Paulsen addressed as " Beatrice of Ledebur ".
The advent of the cooks at the end of each episode, in which the music composed by James Last Dinner march is played, is always a special challenge for the film crew from a logistical point of view. The invasion must always happen as quickly that sparklers burn evenly at the appropriate length. A film editor is extremely complicated here. This is also the reason why is not re-shot for each episode.
In the 178th episode of the series Hamburg Dockland ( Once dreamboat ) occur Heide Keller and Nick Wilder on in their roles from the dream ship. Thus the series The Love Boat and its spin-off cruise into happiness and the Series Hamburg Dockland and The Country Doctor, between which there has previously been two crossover, a common series universe share.

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