Concern about Fritz Weber: Brother Elmar reveals new information after tumor surgery

• Actor Fritz Weber is in the intensive care unit after surgery for an abdominal tumor.
• His brother Elmar Webber is anxious but also confident.
• “Fritz is fine,” he says.

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How are you doing Fritz Weber After the tumor operation? Well-known German actor from “Um Himmels Willen”, Currently in intensive care From the University Hospital Innsbruck in Austria. In an interview with “picture” He tells his brother, the actor Elmar Weber: “Fritz is okay. Sometimes it’s worse, sometimes he’s more present again. Doctors handle this very carefully and deliberately.”

However, Elmar Weber appears to be worried about his brother who visits him over and over again – sometimes for half an hour, sometimes for an hour. He says, “I love my brother. My heart is on him. I hope everything ends well and he can return home soon.”

Fritz Weber’s friend Otto Reitzer is confident of “Bild”: “Fritz is an iron dog. Hope he’s back soon.”

Fritz Weber suffers from melanoma

The actor in the hit ARD series “Um Himmels Willen” announced last February that he had skin cancer. With the announcement, the actor was upbeat. The Augsburger Allgemeine Weber said he didn’t want to sue. He had already survived a heart operation and a poisoning and “jumped from the shovel several times” after his death.

A month later, the 79-year-old had a tumor from his stomach. At the end of March, his lawyer, Norman Sink, told Deutsche Presse-Agentur: “Given the circumstances, he is doing well and is on the mend.”

Farewell for “For Heaven” was tough for Fritz Weber

Fritz Weber served as Mayor Wolfgang Fuller in the ARD series “Um Himmels Willen” from 2002 to 2021. The station has been broadcasting the last 20 seasons since the end of March. In an interview with Spot on news, the actor said he had “mixed feelings” about the ending of the series.

“Physically and mentally, it was not easy to accept this production decision. In the end, it is always better to stop if the lot is still correct and you are not disqualified due to failure or rejection,” he said.
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