'Scrooge: A Christmas Carol' (2022)
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Amsterdam Vice
A mild-mannered police detective freshly stationed in tumultuous 1980 Amsterdam enters a race against time when he encounters a violent plot against the Dutch royal family.
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A mild-mannered police detective freshly stationed in tumultuous 1980 Amsterdam enters a race against time when he encounters a violent plot against the Dutch royal family.
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Genre:Crime, Action, Thriller, Drama
Written By:Thijs Römer, Carl Joos, Peter Römer, Thijs Römer, Willem Bosch
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Runtime:111 minutes
Studio:Millstreet Films, FBO
Cast
Arne Toonen
Director
Waldemar Torenstra
Jurre de Cock
Tygo Gernandt
Tonnie Montijn
Lisa Smit
Pien Montijn
Fedja van Huêt
Bob Donkers
Robert de Hoog
Siem Looder
Ruben van der Meer
Detective van Kemenade
Horace Cohen
Detective Baks
Raven van Dorst
Dr. Rusteloos
Jelka van Houten
Wachtcommandant Selma
Loes Luca
Louise Montijn
Tim Murck
Jesse Schippers
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