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80 jaar, reeds - op de T bij Wim Schippers
An ode to multi-talented artist and radio and television producer Wim T. Schippers by absurdist Ronald Snijders. In a cheerfully disruptive manner, Snijders guides the viewer through a richly illustrated overview of Schippers' work, where they meet the man who could both seduce and intentionally bore, confuse, shock, and irritate Dutch television viewers. Many clips of Schippers became legendary, such as Queen Juliana cleaning Brussels sprouts, a naked Phil Bloom reading the newspaper, and the shows featuring Barend Servet and Sjef van Oekel. Schippers wrote the sheepdog play Going to the Dogs and has been the voice of Ernie in Sesamstraat for many years.
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An ode to multi-talented artist and radio and television producer Wim T. Schippers by absurdist Ronald Snijders. In a cheerfully disruptive manner, Snijders guides the viewer through a richly illustrated overview of Schippers' work, where they meet the man who could both seduce and intentionally bore, confuse, shock, and irritate Dutch television viewers. Many clips of Schippers became legendary, such as Queen Juliana cleaning Brussels sprouts, a naked Phil Bloom reading the newspaper, and the shows featuring Barend Servet and Sjef van Oekel. Schippers wrote the sheepdog play Going to the Dogs and has been the voice of Ernie in Sesamstraat for many years.
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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:49 minutes
Studio:VPRO
Cast
Paula van den Elsen
Director
Wim T. Schippers
Self
Ronald Snijders
Self
Willem de Ridder
Self
Ellen Jens
Self
Paul Haenen
Self (archive footage)
Dolf Brouwers
Sjef van Oekel (archive footage)
IJf Blokker
Barend Servet (archive footage)
Harry Touw
Fred Haché (archive footage)
Hans Verhagen
Self (archive footage)
Wim van der Linden
Self (archive footage)
Phil Bloom
Self (archive footage)
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