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The successful journalist Linda (Thekla Carola Wied) depends on their job to the nails to finally spend a quiet life with the retired Latin teacher Jacob (Günther Maria Halmer). But yet they have reckoned without their busy adult children Leonie (Julia Brendler) and Thomas (Jens Atzorn) made the constantly unload their triplets care with grandparents. Then, when even a previous love of Thomas Jakob is around the corner and another grandson in his luggage, the pensioner is finally overwhelmed. He does everything it can to keep the delicate origin of the baby a secret. Finally, Thomas and Leonie want to soon give the knot.
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The successful journalist Linda (Thekla Carola Wied) depends on their job to the nails to finally spend a quiet life with the retired Latin teacher Jacob (Günther Maria Halmer). But yet they have reckoned without their busy adult children Leonie (Julia Brendler) and Thomas (Jens Atzorn) made the constantly unload their triplets care with grandparents. Then, when even a previous love of Thomas Jakob is around the corner and another grandson in his luggage, the pensioner is finally overwhelmed. He does everything it can to keep the delicate origin of the baby a secret. Finally, Thomas and Leonie want to soon give the knot.
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Genre:Family, Comedy
Written By:Martin Douven
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:ARD
Cast
Matthias Kiefersauer
Director
Thekla Carola Wied
Linda Rosenau
Günther Maria Halmer
Dr. Jakob Buchmann
Julia Brendler
Leonie Rosenau
Jens Atzorn
Thomas Buchmann
Kathrin von Steinburg
Betty Kasparek
Martin Feifel
Marius van Boonen
Felix Hellmann
Eddy de Vries
Nikol Voigtländer
Dr. Wohlgemuth
Ferdinand Schmidt-Modrow
Moderator
Simon Pearce
Driver
Jürgen Fischer
MA van Boonen
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