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Cast changes in ZDF series München Mord

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The ZDF crime series ‘München Mord’ is undergoing significant cast changes following the death of actor Alexander Held on May 12, 2026, and the departure of Christoph Süß. Following Held’s death, his final performances are being released. The episode ‘Die Stadt, die es nicht gibt’, scheduled for broadcast on August 22 at 20:15 on ZDF, features one of his final appearances. This episode serves as the actor’s penultimate case and which involves the murder of a psychology student, Nina Plötz, who is found dead on a terrace student following an 80s-themed party where party, recently aired to approximately 4.03 million viewers, securing a sedative-laced punch caused widespread amnesia among guests. 20.1 percent market share. This episode serves as the actor’s penultimate case. His final filmed appearance, ‘Das Recht auf Glück’, which deals with the death of a judge, is currently available on the ZDF streaming portal, with a linear television broadcast expected later this year. Regarding leadership transitions, Bavarian cabaret artist Eva Karl Faltermeier has joined the cast as Kriminaloberrätin Linda Hösl. She replaces Christoph Süß, who portrayed Kriminaloberrat Helmut Zangel for twelve years and departed for personal reasons. In Series lead Marcus Mittermeier has confirmed that the upcoming episode ‘Die Stadt, die es nicht gibt’, Hösl’s character joins show will continue with the established investigative trio existing duo of Angelika Flierl, Harald Neuhauser, Neuhauser and the character Ludwig Schaller. Angelika Flierl. Hösl is expected to eventually succeed Held’s character, Commissioner Ludwig Schaller, within the investigative team. Additionally, reports indicate that Alexander Held’s remains have not yet been interred, potentially due to ongoing estate proceedings involving his property in Erl, Austria, where he had expressed a wish to be buried alongside his late wife.

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  1. 2026-08-23 22:31 UTC Cast changes in ZDF series München Mord
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  3. 2026-08-22 08:53 UTC Cast changes in ZDF series München Mord
  4. 2026-08-19 13:40 UTC Cast changes in ZDF series München Mord
  5. 2026-08-19 10:17 UTC Cast changes in ZDF series München Mord
  6. 2026-08-17 08:33 UTC Cast changes in ZDF series München Mord

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