Is there going to be enough time to make it good? I’ve never done a series like this, a returning series, so it’s a new question for me and a new thought for me, but it seems the longer it goes on, the more you collect people who like it. You want to know what’s left for the characters, what’s left in the stories, where are you going to take them, where are we going to go, and more practical things about how are we going to film it. On whether Matthew Beard was an immediate yes for season three …īEARD: “First of all, you want to see the scripts. The psychology of the characters, that interests me much more, and the surrounding of the story, what’s happening in the time, who are the artists of the period, what is the political development, anti-Semitism, all these subjects are as important to me as whodunnit.” They often have to help me with the logistics, mathematical construction of the artificial part of the story because I’m coming more from the Max Liebermann side. And I accepted this because there was so much more than whodunnit. … My whole life I’ve done only two police dramas, and to my colleagues this is a genre that is totally unsuited to my interests. If I would not have had the historic, literary, musical elements to play with at the time period, I’m certainly. On whether the director felt boxed in by the whodunnit formula …ĭORNHELM: “I wondered why they hired me to begin with because I’m the last person who is qualified for murder mystery stories. In 2022, the cast of Vienna Blood, joined by series director Robert Dornhelm, talked to the press about the production of their beloved series.
Joining them on this adventure are the pivotal characters of Rachel Liebermann (Amelia Bullmore), Leah Liebermann (Charlene McKenna) and Mendel Liebermann (Conleth Hill), who all have important story arcs in the third season. Liebermann and Rheinhardt find themselves in the middle of the hubbub, trying to solve a sordid criminal affair. This is a tumultuous era of decadence and impending doom, with luxury fashion houses, palatial opera houses and grand cafes alongside the rise of fascism and anti-Semitism, the onset of war, and clashing cultures, according to press notes. Max Liebermann (Matthew Beard) teams up with Detective Inspector Oskar Rheinhardt (Juergen Maurer) to solve a case or two in Vienna in the early part of the 20th century. On the series, which airs Sundays at 10 p.m. Vienna Blood has returned to PBS for a third season of mystery, murder, philosophy, history, science and art. Photo courtesy of PBS / Provided by press site with permission. Photo: Vienna Blood stars, from left, Matthew Beard and Juergen Maurer.
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