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| Michiel Romeyn | ... | Jan | |
| Thomas Acda | ... | Ted Coelman | |
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Anneke Blok | ... | Simone Coelman |
| Carice van Houten | ... | Kiki Jollema | |
| Jeroen Spitzenberger | ... | Prins Valentijn | |
| Wendy van Dijk | ... | Klaasje van Ophorst | |
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Peter Paul Muller | ... | Dennis |
| Daan Schuurmans | ... | Kees Tromp | |
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Paul de Leeuw | ... | Victor Jollema |
| Lies Visschedijk | ... | Alicia | |
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Marc-Marie Huijbregts | ... | Rudolf van Hoogstraten Bosch |
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Lineke Rijxman | ... | Jutta Horvath |
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Viggo Waas | ... | Youri |
| Camilla Siegertsz | ... | Anneke | |
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Bas Keijzer | ... | Rens |
LOVE IS ALL Klaasje has divorced Dennis, who cheated on her with a school teacher. Dennis would like her back, but when she moves in with a young lover it looks as if he has missed the boat. Meanwhile, Klaasje's best friend Simone is the pivot of her family. Her husband Ted often feels redundant and he does not have the guts to tell her that he has been laid off. Pool attendant Victor is looking forward to marrying the love of his life, Kees. But Kees has doubts and keeps his fears at bay during weekends spent 'larping' (Live Action Role Play). Victor's sister Kiki, a sales assistant at department store Bijenkorf, is dreaming of a prince on a white horse. But she is unaware of the fact that a real prince, Valentijn, is crazy about her. With the arrival of a mysterious Santa Claus, all these amorous ups and downs reach a climax, while the happy endings come closer too. Written by Motel Films
Colorful, touching, and very funny! This can be considered as a Dutch version of Love Actually (even the fonts of the credit titles are similar), which is a big compliment to Love Actually. As the stories and situations here are very Dutch (including gay marriage and a vehicle carefully locked to a bridge), I think this film will move Dutch viewers more than the British version did. I know I wanted to cry at the end, but I was there with my girlfriend. Super performances of the all-star cast, all playing the roles they do best. And the movie shows Amsterdam from its most wonderful side as well!
The movie does raise a worrying question though: what will we do when He really dies? My suggestion: we ask Gijs Scholten van Aschat. Any other candidates?
Try to avoid the trailer, which spoils some surprises.