Isabel Varell dreams of Tick, Trick and Track!

Isabel Varell dreams of Tick, Trick and Track!

The 63-year-old Isabel Varell recently expressed her longing to be part of an iconic comic family in an interview. "If I had the choice, I would like to be a sister of Tick, Trick and Track," remarked the actress and singer. In their opinion, these figures, which are known for numerous adventures, offer the opportunity to share a lot of beautiful experiences and to struggle against Dagobert with joy. Varell, which maintains a close friendship with the famous comedian Hape Kerkeling, also mentions that she does not need any other special relatives with such a special friend.

VARELL can be seen on Sat.1 in the new evening series “For all cases” in the new evening series “For all cases. In this series, which unfolds in the picturesque backdrop of the Moselle, she plays the mother of Anna Angelina Wolfers' character, Julia «Jule» Beyer. Jule moves freshly separated with her son Theo to the fictional town of Sonnstein back to her mother Inga. The story revolves around Jules's dream of becoming a family judge at the district court and the challenges she has to cope with.

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The way to Jules's new life is paved with surprising twists. On the first day, her childhood friend Marco, played by Arne Löber, will be present again and shouts her emotional world. She also meets lawyer Chris Hartmann (Kai Albrecht) before her first hearing, who promptly invites her to a wine. The romantic complications that will shape the series begin here.

In your statement, vary also emphasizes the important role of television in a time full of crises when people often lack escape opportunities. "It is important to give people an opportunity to feel into another world," she explains. It sees “Family Family” as a way to convey positive emotions that work on topics such as love and family cohesion. In particular, the backdrop of the Moselle, which she describes as a place of longing, contributes to pulling the audience into the stories. Bavaria fiction has produced a total of 80 episodes of the series that are broadcast Monday to Friday.