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1 August 1977 (Czechoslovakia) morePlot:
Former Nazi Klaus Abard survives to the 1990s by taking anti-aging pills. He plans to use a time travel... more | add synopsisUser Comments:
One of the best time travel films (and one of my favourite films) ever! more (19 total)Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Petr Kostka | ... | Jan Bures / Karel Bures |
| Jirí Sovák | ... | Klaus Abard |
| Vladimír Mensík | ... | Rolf Kraus |
| Vlastimil Brodský | ... | Ing. Bauer |
| Marie Rosulková | ... | Shirley White |
| Otto Simánek | ... | Patrick White |
| Valerie Chmelová | ... | Helena |
| Slávka Budínová | ... | Kroupová |
| Josef Vetrovec | ... | Kroupa |
| Zuzana Ondrouchová | ... | Eva |
| Frantisek Vicena | ... | Adolf Hitler |
| Marie Drahokoupilová | ... | Markéta Nolová |
| Josef Bláha | ... | Rousek |
| Frantisek Peterka | ... | Robert Nol |
| Ota Sklencka | ... | Dr. Kryl |
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Tomorrow I'll Wake Up and Scald Myself with Tea (UK) (informal English title)Zítra vstanua opařím se čajem (Czechoslovakia: Czech title)
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The Universum hallways were filmed in the newly built subway system in Prague. moreQuotes:
Shirley White: Patrick, it's Hitler! Yes it is Hitler! Patrick, you must take a picture of me with him! moreFAQ
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I understand it was Saturday 16th January 1982 when I first saw this film. Dallas was on BBC 1 and Match of the Day wouldn't start for another half hour or so. So my brother and I decided to watch the beginning of this film on BBC 2 and then turn over for the football. Except we watched the whole thing. It really was that good.
Fast forward to 2006 and I finally got a copy of the DVD in my grubby mitts. I had to get it from the Czech Republic but it's PAL and the same region as the UK. I watched it and couldn't believe just how much I remembered from over twenty years previously.
Petr Koska is brilliant in his three roles: Jan Bures, Karel Bures and Jan pretending to be Karel. In this third role he improves his performance to the other characters as the film goes on because he has figured out how the plot should take shape after nearly mucking things up somewhat the first time round.
For me, getting the DVD has been a delightful piece of nostalgia!