Famous 1930's tenor Jan Kiepura doubles as a singing shop-assistant who stands in for a famous but lazy singer, mixing up each others love-lives in the process..
Look, if you are the type of person who needs a tight, logical script, you should probably just skip Ich liebe alle Frauen entirely. It’s a 1930s musical comedy that relies on the oldest trick in the book—the lookalike swap—and it doesn’t care one bit if you believe it or not. If you’re just here for some light, breezy...
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Karel Lamac
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"Look, if you are the type of person who needs a tight, logical script, you should probably just skip Ich liebe alle Frauen entirely. It’s a 1930s musical comedy that relies on the oldest trick in the book—the lookalike swap—and it doesn’t care one bit if you believe it or not. If you’re just here for some light, breezy tunes and don't mind a story that feels like it was scribbled on a napkin during lunch, you’ll have a decent enough time. Jan Kiepura really carries the weight here. He’s playing..."
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