Daniel Sträßer Reflects on Annual 'Tatort' Filming and Upcoming Projects

The actor shares insights on his role as Hauptkommissar Adam Schürk, his collaboration with co-stars, and a new film inspired by a real-life case.

Daniel Sträßer, who plays Hauptkommissar Adam Schürk, films just one 'Tatort' episode per year but finds it easy to reconnect with the role due to the consistent team and his dynamic with co-star Vladimir Burlakov.
The upcoming 'Tatort' episode, titled 'Das Ende der Nacht,' will air on January 26, 2025, and features Lena Urzendowsky and Sabine Timoteo in standout roles as mother and daughter.
Sträßer praised the professionalism and talent of his co-stars, emphasizing how strong performances elevate the emotional and dramatic intensity of the scenes.
He recently completed filming 'Die Nichte des Polizisten,' a thriller inspired by the 2007 Heilbronn case involving the NSU, directed by Dustin Loose and featuring Magdalena Laubisch, Max von der Groeben, and Thorsten Merten.
Sträßer expressed gratitude for the collaborative environment on set, crediting his co-actors and team for making each project an enriching experience.