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Katie Tippel ()

Keetje Tippel (original title)
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The young girl Keetje moves to Amsterdam in 1881 with her impoverished family, and is led into prostitution in order to survive. In the process she sees the corrupting influence of money.

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Keetje Tippel
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Hugo
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Keetje's moeder
Hannah de Leeuwe ...
Mina, Keetje's zus
Jan Blaaser ...
Keetje's vader
Eddie Brugman ...
André (as Eddy Brugman)
Peter Faber ...
George
Mart Gevers
Riet Henius
Walter Kous ...
Pierre
Paul Meyer ...
Hoofd wasfabriek
Tonny Popper
Jan Retèl ...
Dokter
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Klant
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Geest
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Vrouw in wasfabriek
Jennifer Willems ...
Antoinette
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Ab Abspoel ...
Cop (uncredited)
Adriaan Adriaanse ...
Socialist (uncredited)
Ben Aerden ...
(uncredited)
Jenny Arean ...
Zingende wasvrouw (uncredited)
Leo Beyers ...
Man in toilet (uncredited)
Theu Boermans ...
Dokter (uncredited)
Cocki Boonstra ...
(uncredited)
Ruud Jan Bos ...
Keetje's broer (uncredited)
Bertus Botterman ...
Factory Accountant (uncredited)
Wiesje Bouwmeester ...
Domestic servant (uncredited)
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(uncredited)
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Directeur wasfabriek (uncredited)
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Man in the cafe (uncredited)
Ate de Jong ...
Man at the hat shop (uncredited)
Jan de Vrij ...
Accountant (uncredited)
Bep Dekker ...
(uncredited)
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(uncredited)
Jan Anne Drenth ...
(uncredited)
Simone Dresens ...
Sonja (uncredited)
Dick Engelbracht ...
Man on the ship (uncredited)
Niek Engelschman ...
(uncredited)
Nelly Frijda ...
Harenwaster (uncredited)
Pollo Hamburger ...
Cop (uncredited)
Helen Hedy ...
(uncredited)
Jaap Hoogstra ...
(uncredited)
Jan Juray ...
Skipper (uncredited)
Nel Kars ...
(uncredited)
Teuntje Klinkenberg ...
Factory Employee (uncredited)
Floor Koen ...
Socilist (uncredited)
Mies Kohsiek ...
(uncredited)
Hugo Koolschijn ...
Doctor's Assistent (uncredited)
Ton Kuyl ...
(uncredited)
Frits Lambrechts ...
Cop (uncredited)
Dolf Lasscher ...
Accountant (uncredited)
Marja Lieuwen ...
(uncredited)
Jacques Luijer ...
Cop (uncredited)
Mac Maaldrink ...
Cop (uncredited)
Hidde Maas ...
Cop (uncredited)
Anita Menist ...
(uncredited)
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(uncredited)
Marc Nahuys ...
Child (uncredited)
Herman Ouwersloot ...
(uncredited)
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Cop (uncredited)
Dick Rienstra ...
Cop (uncredited)
Henk Rigters ...
Man on the ship (uncredited)
Gonny Sanders ...
(uncredited)
Wil Sibbelee ...
Man in resturant (uncredited)
Jan Staal ...
Cop (uncredited)
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Woman in Factory (uncredited)
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Socialist (uncredited)
Henk Uterwijk ...
Man on the ship (uncredited)
Dick van de Poll ...
Man on the ship (uncredited)
Han Bentz van den Berg ...
Klant (uncredited)
Hans van den Berg ...
Cop (uncredited)
Franklin van den Hurk ...
(uncredited)
Dora van der Groen ...
Moeder André (uncredited)

Directed by

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Paul Verhoeven

Written by

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Gerard Soeteman ... (screenplay) &
Neel Doff ... (novel)

Produced by

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Rob Houwer ... producer

Music by

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Rogier van Otterloo

Cinematography by

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Jan de Bont ... (camera)

Editing by

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Jane Seitz ... (as Jane Sperr)

Editorial Department

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Ina Berlet ... assistant editor (as Ina Berleth)
Victorine H. van den Heuvel ... assistant editor (as Victorine Habets)

Casting By

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Hans Kemna

Set Decoration by

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Roland de Groot
Benedict Schillemans ... (as Dik Schillemans)

Costume Design by

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Robert Bos

Makeup Department

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Sylvia Baader ... makeup artist
Jef Simons ... makeup artist

Production Management

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Hans Klap ... production leader
Mia van 't Hof ... production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Eefje Cornelis ... assistant director

Art Department

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Adriaan de Rooy ... set dresser (as Ank van de Rooy)
Bart Dräger ... set dresser
Simon Jansen ... props
Laurens Strengholt ... props
Gert Van Den Berg ... props
Jaap Verburg ... props
Hugo Van Baren ... carpenter (uncredited)

Sound Department

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Erik Langhout ... sound (as Erik Langhout)
Jan Wouter Stam ... sound recordist orchestra in the park
Wim Wolfs ... sound

Camera and Electrical Department

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Peter Brugman ... assistant camera
Jean Devits ... lighting technician
Cor Roodhart ... lighting technician
Pim Tjujerman ... assistant camera
Martin van Bennekum ... lighting technician
Willem Veenman ... still photographer

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Rob Boehle ... assistant costume designer
Jetty Dillmann ... assistant costume designer
Rea Vles ... assistant costume designer

Script and Continuity Department

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Ine Schenkkan ... script supervisor

Additional Crew

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André Bannenberg ... production assistant
Froukje de Vries ... production secretary
Pim de Vroom ... assistant to the producution leader
Kees Groenewegen ... production coordinator
Gerbrand Hartman ... assistant to the producution leader
Ineke van Wezel ... assistant to the producer
Jelte Velzen ... production assistant

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

The young girl Keetje moves to Amsterdam in 1881 with her impoverished family, and is led into prostitution in order to survive. In the process she sees the corrupting influence of money. Written by Doug Shafer

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Taglines The passion of BERGMAN...The boldness of FELLINI...The epic sweep of BERTOLUCCI See more »
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Also Known As
  • Katie's Passion (Netherlands)
  • Cathy Tippel (United States)
  • Hot Sweat (World-wide, English title)
  • Katie Tippel (United States)
  • Katie's Passion (United Kingdom)
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  • 100 min
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Did You Know?

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Trivia Director Paul Verhoeven had agreed to do the movie based on a elaborate synopsis, in which the story of protagonist Keetje Tippel was told in parallel with a period drama depicting the social circumstances and political unrest of the time. With pre-production well under way, he and screenwriter Gerard Soeteman elaborated the synopsis into a complete script, but it was vetoed as being too expensive by producer Rob Houwer. He ordered them to focus on the personal drama and remove most of the social issues, including several scenes of mass rebellion and revolt that were Verhoeven's main reasons for taking on the project. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Episode #13.16 (2017). See more »

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