Story of a hobo with a golden heart. His ongoing arguments with patrolman Bromsnor and hidden love with Saartje, the maid of the mayor. Filled with humor, real life issues of all time. Great series in that time.
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Title: Swiebertje (1955–1975)
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1 win & 1 nomination.
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Joop Doderer | ... | Swiebertje 107 episodes, 1955-1975 |
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Lou Geels | ... | Bromsnor 105 episodes, 1961-1975 |
| Riek Schagen | ... | Saartje 78 episodes, 1965-1975 | |
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Piet Ekel | ... | Malle Pietje 57 episodes, 1968-1975 |
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Rien Van Nunen | ... | Burgemeester 52 episodes, 1962-1970 |
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Story of a hobo with a golden heart. His ongoing arguments with patrolman Bromsnor and hidden love with Saartje, the maid of the mayor. Filled with humor, real life issues of all time. Great series in that time.
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Lead actor Joop Doderer was identified with his role as Swiebertje to such an extreme extent that the "Swiebertje effect" became a Dutch expression. The effect is that the actor is so strongly identified with one particular role that the public can't imagine him or her in another role, making it comparable to typecasting, but in an even more extreme form. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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20 April 1955 (Netherlands) See more »Company Credits
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Swiebertje is one of the most classic television series from the Netherlands. The series is about the `adventures' of vagabond Swiebertje, usually on bad foot with the local police agent `Bromsnor'. The kind humor and likeable characters made this weekly appearing series a feast for all children, young and old. For current times, the pace would probably be too slow.