Ranking Marvel's What If...? Episodes
Marvel’s animated show What If...? ended last week, so let’s go back and look at all of the different universes shown and rank each episode from worst to best!
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When self-made businessman Pancras Duif decides to marry his much younger housekeeper, his entire family protests; eager to protect the family capital, sons Henk, Jan and Toon enlist a psychiatrist for help. The film is considered lost.
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When self-made businessman Pancras Duif decides to marry his much younger housekeeper, his entire family protests; eager to protect the family capital, sons Henk, Jan and Toon enlist a psychiatrist for help. The film is considered lost.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Maurits Binger
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Runtime:50 minutes
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Cast
Maurits Binger
Director
Jan van Dommelen
Pancras Duif
Annie Bos
Marianne
Adelqui Migliar
Henk Duif
Louis Davids
Jan Duif
Frits Bouwmeester jr.
Toontje Duif
Jeanne Van der Pers
Toontje's girlfriend
Yard Van Staalduynen
Dr. Van Rijn
Henny Van Merle
Margriet
Alex Benno
Sally
Coen Hissink
Jacob Dulk
Reinoud van der Hilst jr.
Gerrit Dulk
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