Happy trip - Greenland

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Episode in the Happy Journey series
title Happy trip - Greenland
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Country of production Germany
original language German
length 45 minutes
classification Season 3, episode 9
21st episode overall ( list )
First broadcast November 4, 1993 on ProSieben
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Director Karin Hercher
script Krystian Martinek
Neithardt Riedel
music Heinz Kiessling
occupation
chronology

←  Predecessor
Happy Journey - Dominican Republic

Successor  →
Happy Journey - Iceland

Happy Journey - Greenland is a German television film by Karin Hercher . The production of the 21st part of the television series Happy Journey took place in June 1993 in the Greenland cities of Kangerlussuaq and Ilulissat and on the island of Uummannaq . The film premiered on November 4, 1993 on ProSieben .

occupation

The aircraft crew consists of Captain Viktor Nemetz ( Juraj Kukura ), his co-pilot Rolf Erhardt ( Volker Brandt ) and the stewardesses Sabine Möhl ( Alexa Wiegandt ), Monika Glaser ( Rebecca Winter ) and Eva Fabian ( Sandra Krolik ). The tour guides Sylvia Baretti and Andreas von Romberg are given by Conny Glogger and Thomas Fritsch . Guest actors include Christiane Carstens , Ralf Richter , Barbara Rudnik , Gerd Böckmann , Krystian Martinek and Neithardt Riedel .

action

Elke Nemetz traveled to Greenland for a wedding anniversary and wants to surprise her husband there. However, she does not meet him in the hotel, because Viktor has gone to a notary with the tourist Bea Feldmann. Bea has inherited a valuable piece of land in Greenland, but the notary tries to get hold of it cheaply with false information. Viktor and Rolf can finally uncover the machinations of the notary.

Sabine, Sylvia and Andreas go on a boat trip with the tourist Elmar to watch seals. Elmar is an avowed seal protector and when he observes the boatman preparing to kill a seal, he freaks out and is shot in the leg during the scuffle that follows.

The two pleasure-addicted friends Jürgen and Volker have come to Greenland to experience a completely different vacation. They hope in the old Eskimo custom, according to which a married man makes his own wife available to his guests. In fact, however, they only spend the time at the hotel bar.

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