Do Re Mi (1966 film)
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| Directed by | P. Ramlee |
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| Screenplay by | P. Ramlee |
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Production company | Merdeka Film Productions |
| Distributed by | Shaw Organisation |
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Running time | 106 minutes |
| Country | Malaysia |
| Language | Malay |
Do Re Mi (English: Do Re Mi) is a 1966 Malaysian Malay-language black-and-white satirical comedy film directed by and starring P. Ramlee.[1] The concept was partly based on the idea of The Three Stooges[2] with Ramlee playing the character Do. Its success led to two sequels, Nasib Do Re Mi (also 1966) and Laksamana Do Re Mi (1972), Ramlee's last film before his death.
Synopsis[edit]
A musical film that portrays three comical men whose adventures creates satirical laughter.
Cast[edit]
- P. Ramlee as Do
- A. R. Tompel as Re
- Ibrahim Din as Mi
- Rohaya Rahman as Minah
- Noran Nordin as Midah
- Wan Chik Daud as Milah
- Mahmud Jun as Do's father in-law
- Minah Hashim as Do's mother in-law
- Noraini Yusof as Do's stepmother
- Sharif Babu as Cetti
- Usman Eot as Debt Collector
- Bakar M. as Landlord
- Idris Hashim as Rich Man
- A. K. Jailani as Ahli Mesyuarat Tingkap
- Ahmad Dadida as Pak 'Jebon'
- Saloma as Buloh Inn's singer
- Karim Latiff as Buloh Inn's visitor
- Yusof Bujang as Penyamun Long Ranger
- A. Bakar Jaafar as Snatcher
- Minah Mahmud as Ahli Mesyuarat Tingkap wife's
References[edit]
- ^ Kai Khiun Liew, Stephen Teo Singapore Cinema: New Perspectives 2016 1317407482 p16 "Do Re Mi reprises the formula of cultural materialism, showing that it has hardly changed from the Bujang Lapok days (though P. Ramlee's character in Do Re Mi is actually married, he resorts to virtual bachelorhood in order to find a job, as if ..."
- ^ Malaysia at Random 2009 -Editions Didier Millet 9814217956 p.103 "Bujang Lapok (Three Raggedy Bachelors, 1955) and the Do Re Mi series were based on The Three Stooges. "
External links[edit]
- Do Re Mi at IMDb
- (in Malay) Do Re Mi / 1966 - Filem Malaysia
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