Simone Bargetze leads an extraordinary life. In Los Angeles, where she lives among famous stars, her Hollywood dream has come true. From March 5, the stuntwoman will be giving exclusive insights into her everyday life.
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- Simone Bargetze has worked as a stuntwoman in blockbusters such as "Avatar" and "Transformers".
- From March 5, she will be giving exclusive insights into her Hollywood life every Wednesday at 5 p.m. on blue News.
- Under the name "L.A. Calling: Simone's Hollywood Stories", the Liechtenstein native will take you into her life in the land of opportunity.
After the devastating forest fires in Los Angeles at the beginning of January, the city is slowly returning to normality. But for stuntwoman Simone Bargetze, that doesn't mean peace and quiet.
The 48-year-old, who has already appeared as a stuntwoman in blockbusters such as "Avatar" and "Transformers 3", is starting a new mission on March 5: every Wednesday evening, she reports exclusively for blue News on her everyday life in Hollywood.
Her column "L.A. Calling: Simone's Hollywood Stories" offers behind-the-scenes insights into filming, entertaining encounters with celebrities such as Tom and Bill Kaulitz and meetings with Swiss expats in their homes.
Bargetze has lived in America on and off for the past 25 years, and has been back in Los Angeles for a year now, where she lives with her husband Sven and son Jamie. Previously, the family lived in Switzerland.
From March 5, every Wednesday evening exclusively on blue News.
L.A. Calling: Simone's Hollywood Stories
- Simone Bargetze was a stuntwoman, lives in La La Land and now reports from Hollywood in her regular video column for blue News. She meets her neighbor Bill Kaulitz and his twin brother Tom for a chat on her doorstep, looks into the more or less luxurious homes of Swiss expats and visits the most unusual places in the dream factory. Simone Bargetze roams through Hollywood - and takes us with her exclusively.
- You can find all episodes here.