04 August 1922 Drama, Comedy 70 mins
Janus Rechtsom, nicknamed De Mottige (The Pock-Marked), is an honest seaman with a heart of gold that belongs to Lena Doorn, the girl next-door. His rival Frans van Klarenberghe comes up with one scheme after another to seduce Lena.
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Maurits de Vries as Janus Rechtsom 'de Mottige'
Kitty Kluppell as Lena Doorn
Frits Bouwmeester jr. as Frans van Klarenberghe
Meyer van Beem as Nathan
August Van den Hoeck as Gijs Rechtsom
Koos Speenhoff as Entertainer
Césarine Prinz as Entertainer's wife
Pierre Perin as Duvion
Netherlands 04 August 1922
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