Texas - Doc Snyder hält die Welt in Atem

1993
1h 26m

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Texas - Doc Snyder hält die Welt in Atem (1993)

A parody of a western filmed in the country of Karl May, a German writer famous for his adventure books which feature the Apache Winnetou.A parody of a western filmed in the country of Karl May, a German writer famous for his adventure books which feature the Apache Winnetou.A parody of a western filmed in the country of Karl May, a German writer famous for his adventure books which feature the Apache Winnetou.

Directors
- Ralf Huettner
- Helge Schneider
Writers
- Helge Schneider
- Schringo van den Berg
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6.6/10

2.6K

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Directors
- Ralf Huettner
- Helge Schneider
Writers
- Helge Schneider
- Schringo van den Berg
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
Was shot at the Karl-May-Festival area in Elspe, Germany. Instead of having their own sets, they used the existing Western sets of the Karl-May-Festival stage. Other scenes were shot in the surrounding fields, woods and quarries.

Quotes
Kommissar 00 Schneider: German: Ein Erdbeben ist eine wunderschöne Sache, wenn man nicht dabei ist.
Kommissar 00 Schneider: English: An earthquake is a wonderful thing, if you are not involved.

Connections
Featured in Mülheim - Texas: Helge Schneider hier und dort (2015)

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7/10

Hillarious, but only for fans

Either you love this movie, or you hate it. It depends on how you like the unique humour of the famous (or notorious) comedian and jazz-musician Helge Schneider. The story is practically nonexistent, and the whole movie seems to be made of out-takes and bloopers. The secret is that it works just like the recipe for success that brought Schneider a huge followership in German-speaking countries: "Turn Sh*t Into Gold!" This movie is made so carefully and outrageously bad that it turns out good again. Previous experience in the boundaries of the Schneider universe and excellent skills in German are a must for enjoying this little masterpiece.