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Tach, Herr Dokter! – Der Heinz-Becker-Film poster

Tach, Herr Dokter! – Der Heinz-Becker-Film 

Next to the home of Heinz and Hilde Becker is the villa of the company boss Dr. Bernhard Schenkberg and his wife, who he called "Püppchen". While Schenkberg always politely strives for a good neighborly relationship, his elegant, arrogant wife looks down contemptuously on the grumpy, constantly do-it-yourself Heinz and the conservative, naive housewife Hilde.
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Next to the home of Heinz and Hilde Becker is the villa of the company boss Dr. Bernhard Schenkberg and his wife, who he called "Püppchen". While Schenkberg always politely strives for a good neighborly relationship, his elegant, arrogant wife looks down contemptuously on the grumpy, constantly do-it-yourself Heinz and the conservative, naive housewife Hilde.

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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Gerd Dudenhöffer
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Bavaria Film, Odeon Film

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