Deutsches Abendbrot, Manager Klaus & Manfred Klug reloaded (Best Of)
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Yo, yo, yo, here are the dinos in the podcast game. Here is still the podcast, like at Muttan back then. Here everything is still done by hand. Here the one-player games are shot down. Here are still two real people, like in the 90s. Here, or I know it from the other one, not really.
No, Jan is not here today. I am Klaus, I am the manager of Jan. And Jan will come back to the show when you have calmed down a bit, my friend, in terms of content.
No, you mean because I'm the angry citizen of the two of us, Klaus?
Because you always come around the corner with your vogue shit. Jan doesn't feel like it anymore.
Should I tell you? All right. Then I'll do the first part of the show, you'll do the second.
No, you're not doing anything here alone if that doesn't get Jan's approval. That's in the contract.
So, see how Jan's manager is on it.
I'm Klaus, I'm Jan's manager.
A very mean swine. That's Klaus.
Yes, I've learned from the very best.
Take one. Who were your role models, Klaus?
Michael Jackson's manager. The father of Michael Jackson. I have Jan and him under control. He does what I say. Jan and Olli are sitting in front of the microphone.
We have to talk about the most important story of the last seven days, Olli. Manfred Krug is dead. Yes, that too. Although, to be honest, I've always had a bad feeling about Manfred Krug, but also for years. Why? When I read the reports of Stucki in his, it's been a long time ago, Deutschboden. No, that was Uslar. Also German among the victims? No, how is the reportage book by Stuckrad Barre? He had met with Manfred Krug for a long time. And I thought, oh, Manfred Krug is 10 years old. But Manfred Krug was already in a stage where you thought, oh, he won't do it for long. Somehow I didn't surprise myself with Manfred Krug. And I heard from many people that he was supposed to be an incredibly unpleasant guy.
And that's why not so many people had such a personal, intimate relationship with him.
Yesterday he died, today he's being called by Jan Wilmerman.
He was an incredibly unpleasant guy.
Without knowing him, I've heard this a lot. I was with him in a talkshow last year, I think it was your last talkshow appearance, at 3 nach 9. I sat there and was there as a guest and Manfred Krug was also there. But Manfred Krug didn't sit at our table, he got a special table where he was interviewed. by Giovanni Di Lorenzo. And there Manfred Krug was still a good thing and said that he didn't have any financial problems, because in contrast to his other acting colleagues, he always saved and always put enough on the high edge. And he was there and then said that he was happy. That was last year. I don't know if he was seen on TV again. That was his first TV appearance in a long time.
A lot of people took this tea business very badly. I think he did it with Charles M... Charles Brouwer. No, what's his name again? Charlie Huber? Charles M... Charles Brouwer, I think. With whom he did the Tatort for years. That was when the Tatort was sung. With Manfred Krug and Charles Brouwer. It always annoyed me a lot. When they started singing a song, it was extremely depressing.
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