Sailors (film)

• Dirch Passer: Sam
• Anita Lindblom: Carmen
• Åke Soderblom: Nappe of Lohring
• Nils Hallberg: Nitouche
• Elisabeth Odén: Eva
• Per Asplin: Bob
• Siv Erick: Mrs. Plunkett
• Grynet Molvig: Pia
• Carl -Axel Elfving: Fifi
• Arve Opsahl: Månsson
• Lillevi Bergman: Mia
• Thomas Bolme: great man
• Eric Brage: ship's officer
• Curt Ericson: Olsson
• Sven Holmberg

The Virgin in the hammock ( Original title: Blåjackor what in German is called Blue Jackets and alludes to the clothing of the sailors ) is a Swedish- Yugoslavian- Danish film directed by Arne Mattsson from 1964 with Dirch Passer and Anita Lindblom in the lead roles. The script was written by the director together with Volodya Semitjov. In Sweden, the strip came the first time on 3 October 1964 in the cinemas, in the German language on 1 December 1967.

Action

On the island of Monte Bello Ballettratten have to suffer from their teacher. He harassed with hard work, unnecessary speeches and little food. As a Swedish ship the port where the master has struggled to keep his girls in the house. The scandal news of the press move the Admiralty, to impose a curfew. But the sailor Bob will not let his ballet Eve. His comrades have to look for him. This leads to Brawl between them and the police summoned by the ballet teacher. After some complications the sun shines again. Bob gets the Eva, the admiral found his childhood sweetheart again and the sailor Sam comes marriage without it.

Criticism

"With silly jokes garnished Sweden movie."

" An unimaginative and boring staged film ( ...) on the theme of" the love and the sea, " which neither the jokes of Dirch Passer still can help the pun of the dialogue and the tired pop songs to success. Even for children aged 6 to sleep. "