Musik, Musik - da wackelt die Penne

1970
6
1 Std. 30 Min.

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Musik, Musik - da wackelt die Penne (1970)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuSiggi, the son of the Minister of Education, has to go to a rural boarding school during the summer holidays instead of continuing to work on a self-composed jazz musical with his friends.Siggi, the son of the Minister of Education, has to go to a rural boarding school during the summer holidays instead of continuing to work on a self-composed jazz musical with his friends.Siggi, the son of the Minister of Education, has to go to a rural boarding school during the summer holidays instead of continuing to work on a self-composed jazz musical with his friends.

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The opening credit sequence was filmed in Munich. The moment where Ilja Richter and Hans Kraus are holding the sign with the movie's title and the line "Have yourself a few nice hours, go to the movies" is filmed near the train station Karlsplatz in central Munich. The moment where Ilja Richter is imitating a singer and is holding the sign with the singers in this movie is filmed in front of the Bavarian State Opera which is also nearby.

Patzer
When the female teacher tries to show places on the map of South America while wearing a blindfold, not seeing that the map is covered by a poster of a woman in a bikini, she tells about two mountains in South America, even though there is only water (the Carabeen sea) on the original map.

Zitate
Dr. Wimmer: What is your name?
Roman: You know, good friends call me Roman.
Dr. Wimmer: I'm not your good friend.
Roman: I was afraid of that.

Crazy Credits
The opening credits are seeing on signs and walls in the town, also on signed held by the actors. All credits are showed on places that fit the jobs or the names (e.g. The name Paul Löwinger is showed in the zoo near the lions and the credit for the screenplay writer Kurt Nachmann is shown in a book)