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Short animated film

The False Note (1963): Cast

The False Note (1963) movie poster

The False Note is a 1963 short animated film directed by Raoul Servais, starring Werner Edebau as The Voice. It runs 10 minutes.

The False Note (1963) movie poster
Release year
Runtime
10 min
Director
Raoul Servais
Genre
Animation
Original language
Dutch
After the credits
No No extra scene
The story

What Is The False Note About?

The premise of The False Note without spoilers.

An unlucky organ grinder roams Paris dreaming of one day playing a grand pipe organ. His occasional false notes irritate passersby and stop donations. Jukebox, a street organ and Luna Park pinball machines, plus neon lights and ads, drown his modest art. At dusk he collects a calliope horse’s tear—his only earnings—and wonders if it holds magic.

Cast & crew

The False Note Cast & Characters

Werner Edebau plays The Voice in The False Note. Directed by Raoul Servais.

Details

The False Note Also Known As

Also known as “La fausse note”.

Also known as
  • La fausse note

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FAQ

The False Note FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date

Runtime, release date, director, cast, post-credit scenes and language of The False Note, each answered in a sentence.

How long is The False Note?

The False Note runs 10 minutes.

When was The False Note released?

The False Note was released in 1963.

Who directed The False Note?

The False Note was directed by Raoul Servais.

More films by Raoul Servais

Who is in the cast of The False Note?

The False Note stars Werner Edebau as The Voice.

Does The False Note have a post-credit scene?

No. The False Note has no extra scene during or after the credits.

What language is The False Note in?

The original language of The False Note is Dutch.

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