8.2Kinderen geen bezwaar · 2004
Kinderen geen bezwaar (2004) is a Comedy series directed by Haye van der Heyden, starring Céline Purcell, Alfred Van Den Heuvel, Anne-Mieke Ruyten.
Comedy
8.2Overview
Kinderen geen bezwaar is a Dutch comedy series which takes place in ' normal' Dutch family. The series mainly revolves about what happens in the family. Seven years ago Gerard and Maud learned to know each other by means of a contact advertisement. Gerard is approximately 12 years older than Maud. They got married not long after they met. He cooks, brushes and does the laundry, in fact everything in house and Maud works as psychotherapist with practice at their home. Maud has a daughter Julia from her first marriage. Julia is adored Gerard's son Daan, from his 'previous' life. Daan always tries everything to get Julia, but he succeeds seldom.
Cast
Céline Purcell, Alfred Van Den Heuvel, Anne-Mieke Ruyten, Joey van der Velden, Bobbie Koek, Rufus Hegeman, Ron Cornet, Ingeborg Elzevier
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What is "Kinderen geen bezwaar" about?
Kinderen geen bezwaar is a Dutch comedy series which takes place in ' normal' Dutch family. The series mainly revolves about what happens in the family. Seven years ago Gerard and Maud learned to know each other by means of a contact advertisement. Gerard is approximately 12 years older than Maud. They got married not long after they met. He cooks, brushes and does the laundry, in fact everything in house and Maud works as psychotherapist with practice at their home. Maud has a daughter Julia from her first marriage. Julia is adored Gerard's son Daan, from his 'previous' life. Daan always tries everything to get Julia, but he succeeds seldom.
When was "Kinderen geen bezwaar" released?
Kinderen geen bezwaar was released in 2004.
Who stars in "Kinderen geen bezwaar"?
The cast includes Céline Purcell, Alfred Van Den Heuvel, Anne-Mieke Ruyten, Joey van der Velden.
