Die Supernasen

Name: Die Supernasen
Genre: Comedy
Released: 1983-09-09
Duration: 1 h 28 min
Rating: 4.6
Cast: Mike Krüger, Thomas Gottschalk, Liane Hielscher

1983
1h 28m

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4.6/10

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Comedy

When Mike is left by his girlfriend, he meets Tommy, who just lost his job. The dynamic duo decides deliberately to work as private investigators. Their first case involves a rich man who wa... Read allWhen Mike is left by his girlfriend, he meets Tommy, who just lost his job. The dynamic duo decides deliberately to work as private investigators. Their first case involves a rich man who wants to know if his wife is cheating.When Mike is left by his girlfriend, he meets Tommy, who just lost his job. The dynamic duo decides deliberately to work as private investigators. Their first case involves a rich man who wants to know if his wife is cheating.

Director
- Dieter Pröttel
Writers
- Thomas Gottschalk
- Mike Krüger
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Thomas Gottschalk and Mike Krüger in Die Supernasen (1983)

Thomas Gottschalk, Mike Krüger, Andrea L'Arronge, and Susann B. Winter in Die Supernasen (1983)

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Trivia
One of the producers of this movie (and one of the supporting actors) is Otto Retzer, who later took part in the series "Ein Schloss am Wörthersee". Mike Krüger, who is the lead in this movie, was also in this series. Jochen Busse, who had also a cameo in this movie was also playing in the series, but in the later season. The resort scenes in this movie were partly filmed on the same location as "Ein Schloss am Wörthersee".

Goofs
The alleged mole on Tommy's chest is missing in the spa scene.

Connections
Followed by 2-nenää tankkaa superia (1984)

Soundtracks
Freiheit für Grönland
(uncredited)
Performed by Mike Krüger

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4/10

Noses are not so super

But I'm not shaming their noses or anything. If I'd shame them, then it would be for their "acting". But I do reckon, even back then people didn't think those two were great actors. They just loved their personalities and went along with everything. Even so far as the movie was allowed to break the fourth wall and call them by their real name at one point.

What also hasn't aged well, is the humor of it all. In a woke enviroment this will not survive 5 minutes ... so many things wrong, so many racial missteps or sexist remarks or ideals that are upheld. Now of course some may feel I am being too harsh and don't see the things here for what they are ... but I'm just laying out facts here. It is for you to decide if and how offended you may feel about those things (the mocking of different languages included) ... again this was considered to be fun or funny and people were not so easily offended back then. You may hold that against them or not ... I can't speak for you. I can only say, that it did not age well and has quite a few issues to say the least

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