Klaus Borowski
Klaus Borowski is a character from the ARD television series steel mesh and the crime scene. First, he was in 2002 in the steel net - result PSI Commissioner in Hannover, after setting the series steel mesh determined Borowski in November 2003 within the series Tatort Kiel.
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Invented the taciturn investigators Markus Stromiedel. However, this only wrote the book to the steel mesh film. In this Borowski leads the detective specialist inspection 1 in Hannover. His wife has left him, he lives alone in an anonymous high-rise. For this reason, he can later move to Kiel, where he determined since the KK 7 against life and limb. The Crime Scene episodes were written by various writers. 2009 provided the bestselling Swedish author Henning Mankell, the templates for two - Borowski screenplays. The first scene after a Mankell template, Borowski and the fourth man was broadcast for the first time on December 26, 2010 in ARD, the second episode, and the cool dog Borowski, on 6 November 2011.
Shown is Klaus Borowski always by his friend, the actor Axel Milberg with Mankell. In his first scene sequences was his assistant Alim Zainalow represented by Mehdi Moinzadeh. After the sixth episode star children, however, this no longer appeared. Then, the character played by Maren Eggert criminal psychologist Frieda Jung was in second lead role. Between Borowski and Jung eventually developed a romantic relationship. According to the impact Tango for Borowski, however Eggert ended her engagement at the crime scene.
Meanwhile, support the police commissioner contender Sarah Brandt, played by Sibel Kekilli, the Commissioner in its investigation. Kekilli was proposed by Milberg for the role and entered into Borowski and a matter of pure taste the first time as Sarah Brandt. Since the sequence Borowski and the woman at the window it is a firm partner by Borowski.
With Borowski and the Lonely Hearts (2010), a novel about the investigators created. This was written by Hannes Nygaard for a television script.
Filmography
Steel mesh
- 2002: PSI