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Yes Nurse! No Nurse!
(2002)
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Tjitske Reidinga | ... | |
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Edo Brunner | ... | |
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Lennart Vader | ... |
Bobby
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Beppe Costa | ... |
Ingenieur
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Paul Kooij | ... | |
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Paul de Leeuw | ... |
Wouter
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Frits Lambrechts | ... | |
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Pierre van Duijl | ... |
Zorbo de Griek
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Raymonde de Kuyper | ... | |
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Trudy de Jong | ... | |
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Trudie Lute | ... | |
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Olga Zuiderhoek | ... |
Mevrouw de Rechter
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Henk Stuurman | ... |
Mijnheer Azalea
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The film is a cheerful stylised musical comedy a la 8 femmes. The story happens in the guesthouse of sister Klivia in one of the Dutch towns. The inhabitants of the guesthouse are very cheerful and good-hearted persons whose open communal lifestyle is contrasted with the life of somewhat nasty and complaining neighbour behind the wall herr Boordevool. Boordevool has spent ages looking for the reasons to shut the guesthouse. One day a girl from the the guesthouse meets a nice young guy Gerrit. Sister Klivia lets Gerrit stay regardless of him being a thief. Will that give a chance to the insinuations of the neighbour? Written by Natalie-7
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Country:
NetherlandsLanguage:
DutchRelease Date:
23 October 2002 (Belgium) See more »Also Known As:
Yes Nurse! No Nurse! See more »Box Office
Budget:
€2,717,930 (estimated)Opening Weekend:
$716 (USA) (29 October 2004)Gross:
$12,517 (USA) (29 October 2004)Company Credits
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Music by Harry Bannink
Lyrics by Annie M.G. Schmidt
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The red cross on the men's singlets has the letters J, Z, N and Z in the four corners. These are the initials of the film's title. The red cross on the marching girls' costumes is surrounded by the name of the film. See more »Goofs
Although the movie is set in the '60s, you can see a present day cat food tin when Ingenieur feeds his pill to Boordevol's cat. See more »Crazy Credits
During the credits a home movie is shown in which the then princess Beatrix visits the resthouse with her son Willem-Alexander. Funny touch: Willem-Alexander is already wearing a crown and Beatrix is pregnant, expecting her second child. See more »Soundtracks
"Met U onder een paraplu"Music by Harry Bannink
Lyrics by Annie M.G. Schmidt
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Happy comment on the 60-ties in the pre-hippie era, where everything had to be neat and tidy. The story is about a household ruled by a good and naive nurse that has to compete with a nasty neighbour. The film was made after the television series, that turned some characters' behaviour more into a running gag than a film is able to do. The original TV-series only remain to exist in the memory of people as the tape copies were reused and thus destroyed in the pre-VCR times. Based on the concepts of the series a new script was made with a simple storyline that makes up a nice base for singing (of the original songs) and dancing. Most of the songs are now classics by writer Annie M.G. Schmidt and composer Harrie Bannink, who both recently died. I think nevertheless that it is a very Dutch movie. Subtilties are harder to understand for outsiders. One other goof found. In the scene with the singing flight attendants, a model plane is used of a 747-400. It was introduced in 1988. Even a 747 is questionable as it wasn't launched until 1969 and KLM took it's first one into operation in 1971.