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Ready, Steady, Charlie! is a suisse film of genre Comedy released in USA on 18 september 2003 with Michel Koch
Ready, Steady, Charlie! (2003)
Achtung, fertig, Charlie!
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Add to a movie listReady, Steady, Charlie! (Ge. Achtung, fertig, Charlie!) is a 2003 Swiss movie production directed by Mike Eschmann, starring newcomer Michael Koch, beauty queen Melanie Winiger and comedian Marco Rima. The plot is a parody about the military service in Switzerland and has been the most successful Swiss movie since 1978's The Swissmakers, and had some success as well in France, the United States, the UK and even in Russia.
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Juste avant qu'Antonio Carrera ait pu jurer fidélité éternelle à sa fiancée Laura Moretti, deux policiers arrivent dans l'église et annoncent aux familles venues de Palerme et de Suisse que Carrera n'a pas obéi à son ordre de marche et est convoqué immédiatement à l'école de recrues.Actors
Michel Koch
(Antonio Carrera)
Melanie Winiger
(Michelle Bluntschi)
Mia Aegerter
(Laura Moretti)
Nicolas Steiner
(Recrue Schlönz)
Mike Müller
(Paolo)
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