Tähdet kertovat, komisario Palmu.

1962
1h 40min

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Tähdet kertovat, komisario Palmu. (1962)

Comedy Crime Thriller

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueInspector Palmu investigates the death of an old astronomer, whose body is found on Helsinki's Observatory Hill, but the investigation is complicated by the media's spreading of false inform... Tout lireInspector Palmu investigates the death of an old astronomer, whose body is found on Helsinki's Observatory Hill, but the investigation is complicated by the media's spreading of false information concerning the case.Inspector Palmu investigates the death of an old astronomer, whose body is found on Helsinki's Observatory Hill, but the investigation is complicated by the media's spreading of false information concerning the case.

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Anecdotes
Matti Kassila's films Komisario Palmun erehdys (1960) and Kaasua, komisario Palmu! (1961) were both based on Mika Waltari's novels. Because of there was no third novel, Kassila asked Waltari to write a screenplay to a new Palmu-movie. Waltari agreed. Three weeks later Waltari phoned Kassila and apologized that he couldn't write a script of a movie. Instead of that he had wrote a new Palmu-novel. That novel was published and Kassila wrote a screenplay with Kaarlo Nuorvala for the new Palmu-movie.

Gaffes
The victim's name is on the front page of the leading tabloid, yet the first question from the journalists is who the victim is.

Citations
Major Carl Gustaf Vadenblick: Aren't you the new rural police chief from the village?
Inspector Palmu: No, I am an old inspector from Helsinki.

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5/10

Tiresome whodunit

This is the third entry in the Finnish "Inspector Palmu" film series, and the title character feels almost relegated to a supporting role (his assistant in the first two films has been promoted as his superior). Besides, the actor himself, Joel Rinne, looks tired as well. The most notable of the "new" characters is an obvious Hitler caricature, infamous "mustache" included. The only real spark in the movie comes from a voluptuous young girl - but she appears in two scenes only. The three detectives take so long to solve the not-particularly-puzzling case that the film becomes more of a chore than a pleasure; the fact that we never even meet the murder victim makes it even less worth the trouble. ** out of 4.