Two brothers both of which can neither read nor write making their way across Germany in order to claim to their inheritance. On their way they meet Viktor, a deserted soldier of the sowjet...
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| Joachim Król | ... | Rudi Kipp aka 'Kipp' | |
| Horst Krause | ... | Moritz Kipp aka 'Most' | |
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Konstantin Kotljarov | ... | Viktor |
| Sophie Rois | ... | Nadine | |
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Heinrich Giskes | ... | Kommissar (detective) |
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Lutz Weidlich | ... | Landvermesser (surveyor) |
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Doris Bierett | ... | Cafedame (Lady at the cafe) |
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Christine Harbort | ... | Cafedame (Lady at the cafe) |
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Hans Martin Stier | ... | Tankstellenverkaeufer (service man at gas station) |
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Jan-Gregor Kremp | ... | Wegelagerer (highwayman) |
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Uwe Dag Berlin | ... | Wegelagerer (highwayman) |
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Rainer Gladosch | ... | Wegelagerer (highwayman) |
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Christian Schild | ... | Wegelagerer (highwayman) |
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Tom Uhrig | ... | Wegelagerer (highwayman) |
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Reinhard Krökel | ... | Assistent des Kommissars (assistant to detective) |
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Two brothers both of which can neither read nor write making their way across Germany in order to claim to their inheritance. On their way they meet Viktor, a deserted soldier of the sowjet red army and Nadine, a beautiful young woman. Later an incident with some highwaymen, which can be solved easily with Viktor's kalashnikov, they become accused for murder - something they had neither intended nor realized. They claim Nadine to be their hostage, fleeing police forces until they reach the coast. Written by Oliver Heidelbach
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1 April 1993 (Germany) See more »Also Known As:
No More Mr. Nice Guy See more »Filming Locations:
Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, GermanyCompany Credits
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I've watched this film a number of times, and it never ceases to amuse. The
characterizations are excellent, the story is funny, and the dialog, (despite what another reviewer says) is hilarious. It helps, I suppose, if you speak German and can hear the nuances in that language... I don't know if reading the subtitles alone communicates quite the same way. But, I see this as a classic and long for the day when it comes out in a DVD that's playable in the States.