Wir haun die Pauker in die Pfanne - Die Lümmel von der ersten Bank, V. Teil

1970
1h 24m

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Wir haun die Pauker in die Pfanne - Die Lümmel von der ersten Bank, V. Teil (1970)

Pepe Nietnagel meets Gotthold Emanuel Taft, the twin brother of director Gottlieb Taft, who emigrated to Africa years ago.Pepe Nietnagel meets Gotthold Emanuel Taft, the twin brother of director Gottlieb Taft, who emigrated to Africa years ago.Pepe Nietnagel meets Gotthold Emanuel Taft, the twin brother of director Gottlieb Taft, who emigrated to Africa years ago.

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When Sarah the Chimpanzee throws a pot of ink at Pedell Bloch, we see the chimp pick up a pot of red ink. But Pedell Bloch and the door behind him are hit by blue ink.

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Features Pepe, der Paukerschreck - Die Lümmel von der ersten Bank, III. Teil (1969)

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By Berry Lipman (as Friedel Bärlipp) and Trine von Stolzenau (as T. v. Stolzenau)

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1/10

MOST AWFUL PART IN THE "LÜMMEL" SERIES

This is part 5 of the "Lümmel" series, an awful sequel that makes all other parts look like masterpieces. A great deal of the comedy is provided by a chimpanzee in a pink dress that loves garden gnomes, this is of course very hilarious. I could not see any difference between the cast and the monkey with its garden gnomes, though (at last) Theo Lingen has a very funny moment. Lingen (playing twin brothers) has to double himself which asked for some trick cinematography, but even that is executed poorly. With hardly a script present I think that with the chimpanzee in the director's chair there would have been done a better job.