Franz Ferdinand von und zu Donnersberg is a charismatic, well-bred and handsome young man from a very wealthy family who sees his future in politics. His childhood friend Max Drexel is quick-witted, ambitious, quick-witted, but comes from a humble background and doesn't like to be in the foreground. But together they make an unbeatable team, as Max runs his office and writes him the tangled and grandiose speeches that Franz Ferdinand gets so much applause and recognition for. But Chancellor Angela Murkel eyes the young MP with great skepticism. Franz Ferdinand realizes that he could improve his reputation with the chancellor with a doctorate
Uwe Janson
Director
Kai Schumann
Franz Ferdinand von und zu Donnersberg
Johann von Bülow
Max Drexel
Alexandra Neldel
Viktoria von und zu Donnersberg
Thomas Heinze
Jan Breitmann
Katharina Thalbach
Angela Murkel
Stefanie Stappenbeck
Lisa Drexel
Walter Sittler
Rochus von Donnersberg
Susan Sideropoulos
Karin Breitmann
Christoph Hofrichter
Finanzminister Schäuffele
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