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Dutch Girls (TV 1985)An adolescent British field hockey team goes to Holland, where they find something far more interesting than tulips and windmills - hot, sexy women! They are so busy chasing girls that they... See full summary » Director:Giles FosterWriter:William Boyd (screenplay) |
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Mole
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| Colin Firth | ... |
Truelove
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| Timothy Spall | ... |
Lyndon
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Dundine
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Daniel Chatto | ... |
Fforde
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Robert Addie | ... |
Cone
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Michael Parkhouse | ... |
Roote
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Adrian Lukis | ... |
Murray
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Christopher Beaumont | ... |
Simon
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Guy Manning | ... |
Thornton
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Hywel Williams-Ellis | ... |
Lamb
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Mkwela
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Ian Michie | ... |
MacGregor
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John Wells | ... |
The Headmaster
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Gusta Gerritsen | ... |
Romelia
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An adolescent British field hockey team goes to Holland, where they find something far more interesting than tulips and windmills - hot, sexy women! They are so busy chasing girls that they forget all about their hockey match. Written by Fryingham
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Dutch Girls is the starting point of so many great actors careers. Colin Firth (Truelove), Timothy Spall (Lyndon Baines) just to mention two.
The film is every teenage boys dream of an overseas school trip and all the bad behaviour thats expected. (I'm sure that many viewers can relate to the experiences portrayed in the film)
The acting is a bit lame in places and the soundtrack a bit dodgy, but my advice is watch it a couple of times so that you catch the background action.
The film has gained cult status over the last few years and a large fan base made up mainly of Colin Firth fans (due to his success in the Bridget Jones Movies).
Bill Patterson(Mr Mole)really makes the film for me, his performance really does portray that of a teacher wanting to make the most of the full "Amsterdam" experience.
The film should have place in the heart of every man..