That Can't Shake Our Willi!
- Heinz Erhardt: Willi millet grain
- Ruth Stephan: Sieglinde millet grain
- Günther Jerschke: Heimo Buntje
- Kate Jaenicke: Mizzi Buntje
- Hans Terofal: Luitbert
- Irina von Bentheim: Lotti millet grain
- Nicolai von Bentheim: Kuno millet grain
- Angelika Baumgart -Frey: Petra Buntje
- Klaus -Hagen Latwesen: Herbert
- Almut Berg: Clementine
- Siegfried Munz: Adrian
- Giulia del Fabro: Paola
- Rolf Olsen: Romolo
- Totò Mignone: Giuseppe
That can not shake our men Willi is a German comedy film directed by Rolf Olsen, who also wrote the screenplay. The main role was played Heinz Erhardt. The premiere took place on 26 November 1970 at the Ufa -Theater in Hanover.
Action
Willi millet grain and his family are constantly in dispute with neighbors Buntje. A family will always surpass the other. Being in business families of the two women meet, Mizzi Buntje brags about the holiday that you intend to spend in Italy. Sieglinde millet grain is the perfect match and told that one dwells in Italy on vacation. Only know the rest of the family nothing about it, and they must persuade the family only. End of the story: Man travels to Italy and meets (of course) on the Buntjes.
Also along on the trip is the friend of the daughter of Buntjes. However, incognito, because the Father does not believe the young man, even though he does not know him. This opportunity uses the friend to pull the father to his side.
Trivia
Heinz Erhardt sang in the movie the famous song "Whenever I 'm sad ( I drink a grain ) ."
Reviews
" Puns and cliched rich Heinz Erhardt comedy about two enemy ' neighboring families who are reconciled after a turbulent Italy vacation. "
" 17 years ago Gerhard Polts, one speaks deutsh ' (1987 ) directed by Rolf Olsen " That can not shake our Willi " already has a accurate Vacation satire. Pointedly takes the fast-paced film the annual summer holiday madness targeted. Heinz Erhardt is the ideal cast for the lead role of self-deprecating Italy tourist. At his side shine Ruth Stephan ( The Sinful village) as capricious wife, Günther Jerschke ( triplets on board) as a conservative philistine and Kate Jaenicke as a bitch. "
" Family millet grain is on vacation in Italy and this dud from no cliché halt. "
" Slapdash made , funny imaginary family movie that tries to satisfy the need for trivial entertainment on the simplest possible way."