Actors Wanja Mues (left) and Antoine Monot, Jr. (right) pose on the terrace of the houseboat that is owned by Mues' character Leo in the TV show with two glasses of cider and a Bembel (a local type of stoneware jug, used for cider). Wanja Mues juggles three apples. 4 new episodes of the relaunch of the long running TV series 'Ein Fall fuer zwei’ (A case for two) are being filmed in Frankfurt for the German state TV broadcaster ZDF (Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen). It stars Antoine Monot, Jr. as defence attorney Benjamin ‘Benni’ Hornberg and Wanja Mues as private investigator Leo Oswald. The epis

Actors Wanja Mues (left) and Antoine Monot, Jr. (right) pose on the terrace of the houseboat that is owned by Mues' character Leo in the TV show with two glasses of cider and a Bembel (a local type of stoneware jug, used for cider). Wanja Mues juggles three apples. 4 new episodes of the relaunch of the long running TV series 'Ein Fall fuer zwei’ (A case for two) are being filmed in Frankfurt for the German state TV broadcaster ZDF (Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen). It stars Antoine Monot, Jr. as defence attorney Benjamin ‘Benni’ Hornberg and Wanja Mues as private investigator Leo Oswald. The epis Stock Photo

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Actors Wanja Mues (left) and Antoine Monot, Jr. (right) pose on the terrace of the houseboat that is owned by Mues' character Leo in the TV show with two glasses of cider and a Bembel (a local type of stoneware jug, used for cider). Wanja Mues juggles three apples. 4 new episodes of the relaunch of the long running TV series 'Ein Fall fuer zwei’ (A case for two) are being filmed in Frankfurt for the German state TV broadcaster ZDF (Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen). It stars Antoine Monot, Jr. as defence attorney Benjamin ‘Benni’ Hornberg and Wanja Mues as private investigator Leo Oswald. The episodes are directed by Thomas Nennstiel. The episodes are set to air in October. (Photo by Michael Debets / Pacific Press)

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