Hector

1987
1h 35m

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Sylvia Millecam and Urbanus in Hector (1987)

Hector had been in the orphanage for 35 years, until his aunt Ella and uncle Achiel pick him up. They want him to work at their bakery. At his new home he also helps training Achiel's son, J... Read allHector had been in the orphanage for 35 years, until his aunt Ella and uncle Achiel pick him up. They want him to work at their bakery. At his new home he also helps training Achiel's son, Jos, who wants to be a cycling champion, and Ella with studying her role in a play.Hector had been in the orphanage for 35 years, until his aunt Ella and uncle Achiel pick him up. They want him to work at their bakery. At his new home he also helps training Achiel's son, Jos, who wants to be a cycling champion, and Ella with studying her role in a play.

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Sylvia Kristel was offered the role of Ella Matheussen, but she had to be replaced due to insufficient budget.

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Referenced in De Ridder: Een bankierster van 29 (2015)

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5/10

A Belgian Joke.

The story about an orphan, Hector, who was left alone for more than 30 years. Now, some of his relatives see the opportunity to put him at work in a bakery. But he will prove to be a very clumsy helping hand, who will set their whole life upside down.

There are some memorable scenes in the film. And, like a lot of comedy films, they rely a lot on the comic actors. In this film we see Urbanus at work, at sometimes we have the feeling he is actually playing out the role that he was born to do. This movie is not a highlight in the work of Stijn Coninx, but is worth mentioning.