Kleren maken de man

Summary

Crime comedy involving a rented tuxedo starring Kees Brusse.

A secret document, a stolen tuxedo, a detective, a chase or two and a baffling chain of events… Nothing seems to faze insurance agent Hans (Kees Brusse) who also finds time to win the heart of a beautiful girl. German director Georg Jacoby’s airy comedy included a raft of well-known Dutch actors, such as Rijk de Gooyer, Lex Goudsmit and Andrea Domburg as well as old hands Johan Kaart and Bernhard Droog.

Georg Jacoby had already made more than a hundred comedies like Kleren maken de man. In Germany his main claim to fame was his marriage to the singing film star Marika Rökk. Together they made a number of saccharine comedies during the war in an effort to keep up the troops’ morale, a fact that didn’t seem to stand in the way of his participation in this Dutch production.

Information

original title
Kleren maken de man
production year
1957
censorship date
03-10-1957
first screening
11-10-1957
country
Netherlands
category
Fiction
applicant inspection
director
original distributor
producer

Images

Crew

Technical notations

original length
2509
censorship length
2509
sound
Sound
colour
Black and white
format
35mm

Resources

Centrale Commissie voor de Filmkeuring (Nationaal Archief, CCFK Z1823)

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