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Barbi Lothar
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Willy
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Harry Eberhardt (as Claus Biederstädt)
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Gina
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Wilma
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Walter Eberhardt
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Lukas Lenz
Gerhard Wendland ...
Rudolf Lothar
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Anja Stolze
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Franz
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Elfriede Stolze
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Teutobald Stolze
Dagmar Hank ...
Petra Lenz
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John
Peter Fröhlich ...
Till Hartmann (as Peter Fritsch)
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Herr Ratsam
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Sepp
Peter Roleff

Directed by

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Helmuth M. Backhaus

Written by

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Helmuth M. Backhaus ... ()

Produced by

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Alfred Bittins ... executive producer
Ljubo Struna ... executive producer

Music by

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Christian Bruhn

Cinematography by

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Gerhard Krüger

Editing by

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Anneliese Artelt

Production Design by

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Mirko Lipuzic
Johannes Ott

Production Management

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Otto Schwartz ... unit manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Lucie Berndsen ... assistant director

Sound Department

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Herman Kokove ... sound
Hans Wunschel ... sound

Camera and Electrical Department

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Lothar Kern ... assistant camera

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Storyline

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Also Known As
  • Niemand sündigt im Bikini (West Germany)
  • Musica-stop (Belgium, English title)
  • Musica-stop (France)
  • Indul a postakocsi (Hungary)
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Runtime
  • 90 min
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Trivia Mr. Ratsam asks his secretary Wilma if she will make his big wish come true, and please say yes. Wilma, hopefully, thinks that he is finally proposing to her, so she says yes. Mr. Ratsam snaps, then take some dictation. Wilma is upset, and calls him a "diktator" ("dictator" - in a pun that works both in German and English). See more »
Goofs At about 30 minutes into the film, secretary Wilma is typing using the 2-finger method. See more »
Quotes Policeman: [translated into English] You have made it punishable by breaking and entering, and disturbing the peace with JAZZ instruments.
Franz: [translated into English, mimicking his voice sarcastically] Since when is JAZZ punishable?
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