Einstein
German television series (2017-2019)
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Einstein
Summary
Einstein is a television series[1]. Einstein has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- Einstein's instance of is recorded as television series[3].
- Einstein was directed by Thomas Jahn[4].
- Einstein was directed by Dominic Müller[5].
- Einstein was directed by Felix Stienz[6].
- Einstein was directed by Oliver Dommenget[7].
- Martin Ritzenhoff wrote the screenplay for Einstein[8].
- Matthias Dinter wrote the screenplay for Einstein[9].
- Einstein's composer is recorded as Karim Sebastian Elias[10].
- Einstein's genre is crime comedy film[11].
- Albert Einstein is named after Einstein[12].
- Einstein is named after Einstein[13].
- A cast member of Einstein was Tom Beck[14].
- A cast member of Einstein was Annika Ernst[15].
- A cast member of Einstein was Rolf Kanies[16].
- A cast member of Einstein was Haley Louise Jones[17].
- A cast member of Einstein was Yung Ngo[18].
- A cast member of Einstein was Paul Bohse[19].
- A cast member of Einstein was Christian Hockenbrink[20].
- A cast member of Einstein was Angela Roy[21].
- A cast member of Einstein was Reiner Schöne[22].
- A cast member of Einstein was Jennifer Poppek[23].
- A cast member of Einstein was Hubertus Hartmann[24].
- A cast member of Einstein was Laura Berlin[25].
- A cast member of Einstein was Wayne Carpendale[26].
- A cast member of Einstein was Merle Collet[27].
Body
Authorship and Creation
Einstein was produced by Michael Souvignier[28]. Directors include Thomas Jahn[4], Dominic Müller[5], Felix Stienz[6], and Oliver Dommenget[7]. Screenwriters include Martin Ritzenhoff[8] and Matthias Dinter[9]. Cast members include Tom Beck[14], Annika Ernst[15], Rolf Kanies[16], Haley Louise Jones[17], Yung Ngo[18], and Paul Bohse[19].
Publication
The original language of Einstein was German[29]. Einstein's genre is crime comedy film[11].
Why It Matters
Einstein has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]