Ohne Krimi geht die Mimi nie ins Bett

Name: Ohne Krimi geht die Mimi nie ins Bett
Genre: Comedy
Released: 1962-10-19
Duration: 1 h 19 min
Rating: 5.2
Cast: Heinz Erhardt, Karin Dor, Harald Juhnke

1962
1h 19m

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5.2/10

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Ohne Krimi geht die Mimi nie ins Bett (1962)

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The pasta factory owner and gourmet consul Keyser is looking forward to his summer vacation at the hotel, when his caring daughter Marion condemns him to a stay on the barren Italian island ... Read allThe pasta factory owner and gourmet consul Keyser is looking forward to his summer vacation at the hotel, when his caring daughter Marion condemns him to a stay on the barren Italian island "Isola Piccola" to put him on a better diet.The pasta factory owner and gourmet consul Keyser is looking forward to his summer vacation at the hotel, when his caring daughter Marion condemns him to a stay on the barren Italian island "Isola Piccola" to put him on a better diet.

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5.2/10

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Marion Keyser: [Marion Keyser is flirting with Barbara's boyfriend Michael, when Barbara shows up.] I don't cook as well as a certain other person?
Barbara Holstein: Can I speak to you for a moment, Michael? Only when Miss Keyser has left.
Marion Keyser: So, it is about me?
Barbara Holstein: Yes.
Marion Keyser: Good. Feel free to keep talking, I am not sensitive.
Barbara Holstein: [sarcastically] Oh, I noticed that.

Soundtracks
Ohne Krimi geht die Mimi nie ins Bett
(title song) (uncredited)
Written by Heinz Gietz & Hans Bradtke
Performed by Bill Ramsey

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4/10

Light screwball comedy made in germany from 1962

There are some very well known actors/comedians in germany from the 60s like Heinz Erhardt, Harald Junke, Karin Dor, Bill Ramsay, Edith Hancke.

There is the title song by Bill Ramsay, that was and still is very popular.

There are some screwball elements, some musical interludes, some good jokes, more bad jokes, some silly side plots and of course, a happy end.

It's nothing more than light, predictable, dull entertainment from a movie from the 60s.

If you have nothing else to do and are interested in a german classic from the 60s, you might give it a watch on a rainy sunday afternoon.