Good Luck, Monique! Trailer (1941)

21 March 1941 Comedy 87 mins

Four aspiring young artists live together in the same apartment: Monika wants to be an actress ; Sonny, her sister, studies at the Academy of Fine Arts ; Marina dreams of being a professional dancer ; and Lena hopes to be a singer. One day, Victor and Helena, Monika and Sonny's uncle and aunt, come to visit them unannounced. As they are conservative people, the four friends do their best to hide their free lifestyles from them. On the other hand, the girls realize that it is now or never for them and one by one they end up landing the long hoped-for assignments. But, sentimentally, Monika is not happy. She does not care for her rich fiancé. The one she would like to share her life is a mere garage mechanic...

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Cast

Vera Bosmans as Lena

Nand Buyl as Stafke

Marina Candael as Marina

Louisa Colpeyn as Monika

Jaak De Voght as Peter

Marthe Dua as Sonny

Helena Haak as Aunt Helena

Toontje Janssens as Uncle Victor

Manon Latour as Miss Sonatin

John Stuyck as Toni

Crew

Jan Vanderheyden Producer

Jef Bruyninckx Editor

Jan Vanderheyden Director

Edith Kiel Writer

Hans Flower Music

J. Antoon Zwijsen Music

Raymond de Souter Director of Photography

Edith Kiel Editor

International Releases Dates

Belgium 21 March 1941

Production Companies

Jan Vanderheyden-Film

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