Rudi, behave!
| Movie | |
|---|---|
| Original title | Rudi, behave! |
| Country of production | Germany |
| original language | German |
| Publishing year | 1971 |
| length | 91 minutes |
| Age rating | FSK 6 |
| Rod | |
| Director | Franz Josef Gottlieb |
| script | Erich Tomek |
| production | Lisa movie |
| music | Gerhard Heinz |
| camera | Franz Xaver Lederle |
| cut | Karin Vietinghoff |
| occupation | |
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Rudi, behave! is a German hit film by Franz Josef Gottlieb from 1971.
action
Rudi Carnel keeps his head above water by writing short stories, but is actually a passionate inventor. He has developed a universal robot that he wants to introduce to the head of the large International Electric Company , but only his deputy Sebastian Hill is there. Shortly before, Rudi snatched the parking lot from under his nose, so that Sebastian wouldn't be able to talk to him. His secretary Andrea advises Rudi to go after Sebastian and her to Seekirchen in Carinthia on Lake Wörthersee and talk to Sebastian about his invention there, as he always reacts milder on vacation. Meanwhile, Sebastian believes he has the inventor Rudi in front of him in baby laundry representative Friedrich Schiller. In the end, the suitcases are mixed up and Rudi brings Friedrich's baby laundry suitcase home with him. This is all the more tragic since there is a lottery ticket in Rudi's suitcase - which Friedrich carries home - which is worth half a million marks when redeemed. Rudi had received the lottery ticket from his sister Olga in custody. Since Friedrich also goes on vacation to Seekirchen with his eternally dissatisfied wife Luise, Rudi, his friend Chris and Rudi's niece Anita also go to Seekirchen.
After a few detours, the three of them find out that Friedrich is their neighbor at the campsite. He noticed the change of suitcase long ago. Through various coincidences, Rudi's robot ends up at Sebastian Hill. Rudi's suitcase, in turn, is stolen by the criminals Oskar and Balduin. They put a bomb in the suitcase and take it to the castle hotel in Seekirchen. Baldwin found the lottery ticket in his suitcase and took it back. Anita and her gang catch Baldwin with a lasso and tie him to a tree. After some back and forth the suitcase gets back to Balduin via Rudi and Friedrich and several mix-ups and explodes in front of his nose. Everyone, including Sister Olga, who has come to Seekirchen herself, believes that the lottery ticket was destroyed in the explosion, but Anita had long since taken it.
There are several happy endings: Chris fell in love with the receptionist Doris in the castle hotel and in the end the two of them find each other because the supposed rival Hansi turns out to be Doris' brother. Rudi can sell Sebastian his robot because Sebastian's superior Joop Gering is actually Rudi's best friend. In the end, Rudi and Sebastian's secretary Andrea also become a couple.
production
Rudi, behave! was shot at the Wörthersee , among other places . The film premiered on November 18, 1971 at the Rex in Pforzheim.
Numerous hits can be heard in the film:
- Rudi, behave! (Theme song)
- medley
- Rudi Carrell: The girls' stitches
- Anita: A girl made to measure
- Chris Roberts: I'm in love with love
- Chris Roberts: Did I tell you today that I love you
- Chris Roberts: I'm so happy with you
- Anita: Dad and Mommy
- Rudi Carrell: We are all little sinners
The film title is mentioned twice in the film: Rudi also calls his robot Rudi. The robot has a habit of kicking at other people and looking after women. Rudi therefore once exhorts the robot to behave. The robot, in turn, speaks “Rudi, behave yourself!” When the real Rudi kisses Andrea at the end of the film.
criticism
The film service called the film “pointless clothes.” “Schlager, rubbish and bad jokes,” said Cinema .
Web links
- Rudi, behave! in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Rudi, behave! at filmportal.de
Individual evidence
- ↑ Rudi, behave yourself! In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .
- ↑ See cinema.de