RTL's crime drama "Behringer und die Toten" returns with new mystery featuring Kommissar Konrad Behringer, played by Antoine Monot. Viewers will tune in to watch the episode titled "Romeo" which revolves around the murder of a trust teacher at an elite school. The episode airs on Tuesday, March 25, 2025, at 8:15 PM.
Antoine Monot, known for his role as Kommissar Behringer, has become a prominent figure in the German TV landscape, not just for his current participation in this crime thriller but also for his extensive filmography that includes appearances in other popular series such as "Ein Fall für Zwei" and "Tatort." However, it is his role as the iconic "Tech-Nick" in a television advertising campaign for the electronics retail chain Saturn from 2013 to 2017 that truly made him a household name across Germany.
Monot's career began at a young age when, at just 16, he decided to pursue acting. Leaving his Waldorf school, he enrolled in directing studies at the Zurich School of Arts. Following some initial roles in film, Monot prominently appeared in various theatrical productions across Switzerland before shifting his focus to television and film. His first significant role came in the movie "Das Experiment," alongside stars Moritz Bleibtreu and Christian Berkel, followed by performances in films like "Lammbock" and "Männerherzen." His television credits include numerous series that established him as a familiar face among audiences.
The new episode, "Romeo," tells a gripping story set against the backdrop of an elite school, where a trust teacher is deliberately run over. As the plot unfolds, it becomes evident that this act is not merely an accident, but rather a calculated murder. The investigation faced by Behringer and his colleague Ela Jenning, portrayed by Cosima Henman, reveals multiple suspects as they attempt to navigate the intricacies of the case.
In a recent podcast, Monot opened up about the rigorous process involved in filming "Behringer und die Toten." He detailed how filming spanned from mid-August to early December, stating that on average, three minutes of film are produced each day, with filming each scene taking twelve hours for only 15 to 20 seconds of footage. "Dreharbeiten sind sehr kleinteilig," Monot expressed. This reflects the painstaking attention to detail that goes into each production, where one scene is shot repeatedly from different angles. The actor emphasized that while filming often involves long hours, he enjoys the process and finds fulfillment in bringing his character to life.
Moreover, Monot shared insights into how he contributes to the character’s development within the series. He revealed that he has a degree of influence over the direction of his character, allowing him to suggest changes and developments that reflect his vision of the role. “So kann ich meine Rolle weiterentwickeln,” he noted, identifying the collaborative nature of their work.
Through his portrayal of Konrad Behringer, Monot has captivated audiences with his charismatic performance. Fans are certainly eager for the latest developments in the series, as they join him and the cast in uncovering the truth behind the teacher’s death and see how the plot evolves.
This new episode is undoubtedly another thrilling addition to the series, and it showcases Monot's dedication as an actor, alongside his remarkable journey from early film work to beloved TV star. Tune in for "Behringer und die Toten" on Tuesday evening as the mystery unfolds and viewers witness Monot's engaging performance in the latest crime drama.
