Manolito Four Eyes: The Mischievous Holidays
Manolito Gafotas en ¡Mola ser jefe!
Synopsis
This is a hilarious look at contemporary Madrid from the point of view of ten year old Manolito. Witty, funny and moving, the film has crossed-over from Spain to become a classic family entertainment.On this particular occasion, Manolito is in the middle of Chrismas break and ready to celebrate the holidays with his nutty family: his mother, Cata, his father, Manolo, Grandpa and Imbecile. This year holds a big surprise: Uncle Nico, his mother's brother who lives an works in Oslo as a waiter. Uncle Nico shows up in an unbelieveable motor home to spend Christmas Eve with the family. He is accompanied by his flashy Norwegian fiancée, Trudi Bergenkoklass, who is something like part fairy, part Viking and part Pippi Long Stocking. This lady immediately catches Manolito's eye.
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Top Cast
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Manolito
José Luis Carrillo
El Imbecil
Rubén Carrillo
El Imbécil
El Gran Wyoming
Manolo
Vicente Haro
Nicolás el abuelo
María Barranco
Cata
Óscar Ladoire
Tio Nico
Marcela Walerstein
Trudi
Gracia Olayo
Luisa
Alfonso Vallejo
Bernabé
Isabel Alegre
Sita Asunción
Juan Olivares
Hermano de Yihad
Lina Mira
Madre de Mostaza
María Lanau
Madre de Orejones
Manuel Nebreda
Faustino
Javier Gurruchaga
Hipnotizador
Antonio de la Torre
Tomás
Iván Perete
Orejones
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Joan Potau
- Screenplay & Story
- Lola Salvador, Joan Potau, Cecilia Bartolomé, Elvira Lindo
- Original Score
- Luis Elices
- Original Title
- Manolito Gafotas en ¡Mola ser jefe!
- Country of Origin
- Spain
- Spoken Languages
- Spanish
- Runtime
- 1h 32m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Joan Potau
Lola Salvador, Joan Potau, Cecilia Bartolomé, Elvira Lindo
Luis Elices
Juan Molina
Ernest Blasi
Julio Fernández, Carlos Fernandez
Department Leadership Roster
Joan Potau
Director
Lola Salvador
Writer
Joan Potau
Writer
Cecilia Bartolomé
Writer
Julio Fernández
Producer
Juan Molina
Director of Photography
Ernest Blasi
Editor
Eva Arretxe
Costume Design
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What is Manolito Four Eyes: The Mischievous Holidays about?
This is a hilarious look at contemporary Madrid from the point of view of ten year old Manolito. Witty, funny and moving, the film has crossed-over from Spain to become a classic family entertainment.On this particular occasion, Manolito is in the middle of Chrismas break and ready to celebrate the holidays with his nutty family: his mother, Cata, his father, Manolo, Grandpa and Imbecile. This year holds a big surprise: Uncle Nico, his mother's brother who lives an works in Oslo as a waiter. Uncle Nico shows up in an unbelieveable motor home to spend Christmas Eve with the family. He is accompanied by his flashy Norwegian fiancée, Trudi Bergenkoklass, who is something like part fairy, part Viking and part Pippi Long Stocking. This lady immediately catches Manolito's eye.
Who directed Manolito Four Eyes: The Mischievous Holidays?
Manolito Four Eyes: The Mischievous Holidays was directed by Joan Potau.
Who stars in Manolito Four Eyes: The Mischievous Holidays?
The principal cast of Manolito Four Eyes: The Mischievous Holidays includes Doro Berenguer, José Luis Carrillo, Rubén Carrillo, El Gran Wyoming, Vicente Haro.
When was Manolito Four Eyes: The Mischievous Holidays released and how long is it?
Manolito Four Eyes: The Mischievous Holidays was released in 2001 with a total runtime of 1h 32m.
Who composed the musical score for Manolito Four Eyes: The Mischievous Holidays?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Manolito Four Eyes: The Mischievous Holidays was composed by Luis Elices.