No More Mr. Nice Guy (film) explained
No More Mr. Nice Guy |
Director: | Detlev Buck |
Producer: | Claus Boje |
Cinematography: | Roger Heeremann |
Editing: | Peter R. Adam |
Runtime: | 92 minutes |
Country: | Germany |
Language: | German |
No More Mr. Nice Guy (German: '''Wir können auch anders …''') is a 1993 German comedy film directed by Detlev Buck. It was entered into the 43rd Berlin International Film Festival where it won an Honourable Mention.[1]
Cast
- Joachim Król as Rudi Kipp 'Kipp'
- Horst Krause as Moritz Kipp a.k.a. 'Most'
- Konstantin Kotljarov as Viktor
- Sophie Rois as Nadine
- Heinrich Giskes as Kommissar (detective)
- Lutz Weidlich as Landvermesser (surveyor)
- Doris Bierett as Cafedame (Lady at the cafe)
- Christine Harbort as Cafedame (Lady at the cafe)
- Hans Martin Stier as Tankstellenverkaeufer (service man at gas station)
- Jan Gregor Kremp as Wegelagerer (highwayman)
- Uwe Dag Berlin as Wegelagerer (highwayman)
- Rainer Gladosch as Wegelagerer (highwayman)
- Christian Schild as Wegelagerer (highwayman)
- Tom Uhrig as Wegelagerer (highwayman)
Notes and References
- Web site: Berlinale: 1993 Prize Winners . 30 May 2011 . berlinale.de.