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A funny comedy,but
cynthiahost7 October 2012
Warning: Spoilers
A funny comedy i said ,but It was a Hungarian film.I had to carefully analyze the story.I don't under stand the Hungarian.The home of S.K. Zukkal and Rose Barsony and Marika Rokk, of course the Gabor sisters.The plot mainly concerns a big firm in Budapest,from what I was studying, and guessing.It focuses on a firm, in which the boss don't want his workers to be married, Many of them are and keep it a secret.The boss ,played by Louis Kopeczi. His son, Junior, who is part of the firm,Wants artist Kato Kovaks ,played By Irne Agay, and mechanical engineer,Paul Kerekes,played by Paul Javor, to portray a newlywed couple and take a honeymoon abroad, to get the feel of traveling as part of promoting travel advertisement ,I think.The other characters include chief clerk Louis Fernauer ,played by Kabos Guyula, who looks and acts very S.k. Zukkal style, almost, and his secretary played by Louisa ,played by Mici Erdely,They are both in love and want to get married, but are afraid of the c.e.o. attitude ,the boss.the humorous situation happens that when they take the trip,Both Paul and Katy, Paul end up having to find a separate rooms to sleep in.He needs to sneaking into other rooms that are available. Most of the film shows them traveling into Italy.By surprise, in one of the hotel scenes, Paul ,has sneaked into the bedroom of now married , and on real honeymoon Louis and Louisa , which they are now afraid that Katy and Paul will squeal on them.There is a song number by Paul who sings to Katy and she sing too.Later the chief clerk finally lets his boss know that he ,the chief clerk , married his secretary and the boss excepts it.Paul and Katy decide to have a real honeymoon.Good Hungarian classic 10/7/12
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