Peter and Ping go Fishing
CLOC - Peter og Ping på Fisketur
Synopsis
In this short film, Storm P.’s popular comic strip characters Peter and Ping advertise CLOC Liqueur. The friends are out fishing when Peter reels in a large bottle of CLOC from the sea. Peter and Ping originally appeared as a comic strip in the daily newspaper ‘B.T.’ for 27 years. The first strip was published on 8 August 1922 under the title ‘The Adventures of Peter Vimmelskaft’. Later that year, the series introduced the penguin Ping and was renamed Peter and Ping. (Stumfilm. DK)
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Robert Storm Petersen
- Original Title
- CLOC - Peter og Ping på Fisketur
- Country of Origin
- Denmark
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 1m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Robert Storm Petersen
Department Leadership Roster
Robert Storm Petersen
Director
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What is Peter and Ping go Fishing about?
In this short film, Storm P.’s popular comic strip characters Peter and Ping advertise CLOC Liqueur. The friends are out fishing when Peter reels in a large bottle of CLOC from the sea. Peter and Ping originally appeared as a comic strip in the daily newspaper ‘B.T.’ for 27 years. The first strip was published on 8 August 1922 under the title ‘The Adventures of Peter Vimmelskaft’. Later that year, the series introduced the penguin Ping and was renamed Peter and Ping. (Stumfilm. DK)
Who directed Peter and Ping go Fishing?
Peter and Ping go Fishing was directed by Robert Storm Petersen.
Who stars in Peter and Ping go Fishing?
The principal cast of Peter and Ping go Fishing includes Not specified.
When was Peter and Ping go Fishing released and how long is it?
Peter and Ping go Fishing was released in 1924 with a total runtime of 1m.