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Director: Max Nosseck | Production Country: The Netherlands | Year: 1935 | Production Company: Monopole-DLS | FLM7335 | Film from the collection of Eye (Amsterdam) -https://filmdatabase.eyefilm.nl/en/co...
Comedy about a case of espionage in an army regiment. 'A lot of jokes, exploding cigars and noise', and 'pure entertainment', said the critics when the army comedy De big van het regiment, directed by German immigrant Mox Nosseck, was first shown. The screenplay was adapted from the detective novel 'Spionnage in het veldleger' (Espionage in the field army) by lawyer and writer Anton Roothaert, who went on to write the Doctor Vlimmen trilogy.
Producer M. A. Sprecher and Director: Nosseck transformed the story into an audience-friendly comedy about army life in a regiment that is supposed to guard the border between the Netherlands and Belgium. Stars like Frits van Dongen, Fien de la Mar and Johan Kaart drew large audiences, as did the songs by, among others, Jacques van Tol and Max Tak.
Rootheart visited the Cinetone Studio's and later wrote De camera loopt (The camera is running), a fascinating insight into the Dutch film world of the 1930s.
Cast: Frits van Dongen,Jan van Ees, Adolphe Engers, Matthieu van Eysden, Johan Kaart, Jopie Koopman, Fien de la Mar, Sien de la Mar - Klopper, Piet te Nuyl, Sylvain Poons, Walter Smith, Clara Vischer - Blaaser, Hansje Anderiesen, Cruys Voorbergh, Jacques van Bijlevelt, Jan C. de Vos, Henriëtte Davids, Jan van Dommelen.
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