One Could Laugh in Former Days
(1983)
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Carolien van den Berg |
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Kees Brusse | ... |
Man op bankje
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Martine Bijl | ... |
Rie
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Simon Carmiggelt | ... |
Himself /
Narrator
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Jacques Commandeur | ... |
Man van uitvaartdienst
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Mary Dresselhuys | ... |
Vrouw op station
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Rijk de Gooyer | ... |
Koos
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Kees van Kooten | ... |
De Vieze Man
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John Kraaykamp | ... |
Luidruchtige visser
(as Johnny Kraaykamp)
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Robert Long | ... |
Himself - singer
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Sacco van der Made | ... |
Crematie bezoeker
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Paul Meyer | ... |
(segment: 'Een Paar')
(archive footage)
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Riek Schagen | ... |
Marie (segment: 'Een Paar')
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Wim Sonneveld | ... |
Himself
(archive footage)
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Paul Steenbergen | ... |
Man in café
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Ten of the ironic newspaper-columns by the Dutch writer Simon Carmiggelt were turned into a film in honor of his 70st birthday.
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Country:
NetherlandsLanguage:
DutchRelease Date:
28 April 1983 (Netherlands) See more »Also Known As:
One Could Laugh in Former Days See more »Company Credits
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Bert Haanstra Films, Haanstra & Haanstra Producties, Nederlands Instituut voor Beeld en Geluid See more »
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Simon Carmiggelt was/is best know as a writer of daily columns. He wrote beautiful "paintings" of everyday people. These columns were selected, put together and made into a beautiful and warm movie, in which we can see some of the best dutch actors at work. The sets are just the locations of the beautiful city of Amsterdam. No expensive special effects or computer animations; just great actors and they do a great, great job! Compared to an average 'Billion Dollar Hollywood Production' this movie can compare with it! It's also the best example for the saying: "The Lesser, The Better..."