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In a sad turn of events, Arthur Brauss, a beloved actor known for his role as police officer Richard Block in the popular German TV series "Großstadtrevier", has passed away. The cause, location, and circumstances surrounding his death remain undisclosed in the recent reports.
The news of Brauss's passing has left a void in the German entertainment industry, with many expressing their condolences and paying tribute to the late actor. However, it's important to note that his death is not believed to be related to his work on "Großstadtrevier".
Meanwhile, Florian Silbereisen, another familiar face from the series, has stepped into the limelight. He has been temporarily hosting the "big mouse show" on ARD, taking over from Esther Sedlaczek during her maternity leave. Silbereisen first assumed the role on August 30, 2025, and was warmly received by the audience.
Silbereisen's performance as the substitute host has been well-received, with many praising his ability to engage with the audience and maintain the show's entertaining spirit. He was presented as the perfect replacement before Sedlaczek's pause, which began after her last show on July 5, 2025.
Away from the screens, Silbereisen's personal life has also seen a significant change. Actress Katja Burkard recently tied the knot with Hans Mahr in a private ceremony in Austria. The wedding was attended by close family and friends, marking a joyous occasion amidst the sombre news of Brauss's passing.
As for Brauss's TV roles, further details have not been provided in the reports. It's also unclear if his death was sudden or if he had been ill beforehand. Regrettably, no information about funeral or memorial services for Arthur Brauss has been made available.
In conclusion, the entertainment industry mourns the loss of Arthur Brauss, while celebrating the promising future of Florian Silbereisen. As Silbereisen continues to captivate audiences on ARD's "Die große Maus-Show", let's remember the legacy of Arthur Brauss and the indelible impact he had on German television.
