K3: Dans van de Farao
Synopsis
Hanne, Marthe, and Klaasje are going to present their new album at an Egyptian museum. They get everything ready for their performance. When all three of them make a wish at an Egyptian Wish Cat in the museum, to their surprise, their wishes come true. Hanne can read the minds of people and animals, Marthe can buy anything she wants for herself, and Klaasje can keep wishing for whatever she wants. But the wishes of the Wish Cat are cursed by Pharaoh Tritanchamon. The three cursed wishes turn against K3 and cause a heated argument between the girls. Just before their performance, they decide to split up. They never want to see each other again! Will the Wish Curse spell the end of K3, or will friendship conquer all?
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Hanne Verbruggen
Hanne
Marthe De Pillecyn
Marthe
Klaasje Meijer
Klaasje
Jacques Vermeire
Marcel
Samir Hassan
Guus
Soy Kroon
Lucas
Britt Scholte
Mirthe
Fenna Ramos
Journaliste
Peter Van De Velde
Tritanchamon (voice)
Carry Goossens
Archibald
Goele De Raedt
Kat Cleo (voice)
Bart van Leemputten
Dromedaris Freddy (voice)
Mickey Vermeer
kassierster
Agnes de Nul
Vrouw op bankje
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Bart van Leemputten
- Screenplay & Story
- Gert Verhulst, Hans Bourlon, Anja van Mensel, Nico De Braeckeleer, Bart van Leemputten, Sven Duym
- Original Score
- Miguel Wiels, Peter Gillis, Alain Vande Putte, Olaf Janssens
- Original Title
- K3: Dans van de Farao
- Country of Origin
- Belgium
- Spoken Languages
- Dutch
- Runtime
- 1h 30m
- Production Studios
- Studio 100
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Bart van Leemputten
Gert Verhulst, Hans Bourlon, Anja van Mensel, Nico De Braeckeleer, Bart van Leemputten, Sven Duym
Miguel Wiels, Peter Gillis, Alain Vande Putte, Olaf Janssens
Marc Van Acker
Anja van Mensel, Frank Voorbogt
Department Leadership Roster
Bart van Leemputten
Director
Gert Verhulst
Writer
Hans Bourlon
Writer
Anja van Mensel
Writer
Nico De Braeckeleer
Writer
Bart van Leemputten
Writer
Marc Van Acker
Director of Photography
Olaf Janssens
Original Music Composer
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Frequently Asked Questions About K3: Dans van de Farao
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What is K3: Dans van de Farao about?
Hanne, Marthe, and Klaasje are going to present their new album at an Egyptian museum. They get everything ready for their performance. When all three of them make a wish at an Egyptian Wish Cat in the museum, to their surprise, their wishes come true. Hanne can read the minds of people and animals, Marthe can buy anything she wants for herself, and Klaasje can keep wishing for whatever she wants. But the wishes of the Wish Cat are cursed by Pharaoh Tritanchamon. The three cursed wishes turn against K3 and cause a heated argument between the girls. Just before their performance, they decide to split up. They never want to see each other again! Will the Wish Curse spell the end of K3, or will friendship conquer all?
Who directed K3: Dans van de Farao?
K3: Dans van de Farao was directed by Bart van Leemputten.
Who stars in K3: Dans van de Farao?
The principal cast of K3: Dans van de Farao includes Hanne Verbruggen, Marthe De Pillecyn, Klaasje Meijer, Jacques Vermeire, Samir Hassan.
When was K3: Dans van de Farao released and how long is it?
K3: Dans van de Farao was released in 2020 with a total runtime of 1h 30m.
Who composed the musical score for K3: Dans van de Farao?
The original motion picture soundtrack for K3: Dans van de Farao was composed by Miguel Wiels, Peter Gillis, Alain Vande Putte, Olaf Janssens.