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Other topics related to... : The monarch is the documentary real or are they all actors ?

Topic created on 10th May. 2017 | Page: 1 of 1 | Answers: 3 | Views: 9,924
Skitch22
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The monarch is the documentary real or are they all actors ?

10th May. 2017, at 10:31 pm CEST#1
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What I wonder are the people who appear here in the documentary all real or the documentary as a whole, some say yes some no funny is just that the main actor has already participated in 2 other films.

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Daniel
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The monarch is the documentary real or are they all actors ?

10th May. 2017, at 11:15 pm CEST#2
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Correct, the main protagonist is an actor and possibly some other (or all) participants as well. The actor's name is Diethard Wendtland and he has starred in the following two unsuccessful and little-known feature films


  • The Pearl of the Caribbean - A Comedy from 1981

  • The Black Driver - A Comedy from 1983



I am almost 100% sure that the "documentary" was commissioned by the vending machine industry. I could imagine that the vending machine industry had bad sales figures and wanted to provide for new customers again. So they commissioned a "documentary" to cleverly circumvent the advertising ban. It is not an advertisement, but a documentary film.

This is actually proven fact, because if this story were really true and the "monarch" had really found a way to outsmart the boxes. Then why reveal it to the public? So that the manufacturer of the machine can fix the weakness and the monarch loses his source of income?

I don't want to know how many new players this documentation has generated. If you see a gambler older than 55 years in game stores, then he might be a victim of this documentary

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Matthias
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The monarch is the documentary real or are they all actors ?

11th May. 2017, at 11:25 am CEST#3
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Really cool "documentary"!
I honestly didn't know them and if this is really posed, I think they did a lot right to entice people to play. Everyone wants to be so skilled and make fat money quickly without any real work ...

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Daniel
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The monarch is the documentary real or are they all actors ?

11th May. 2017, at 02:30 pm CEST#4
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Matthias wrote on 11/05/2017 at 11:25: Really cool "documentary"!
I honestly didn't know them and if this is really posed, I think they did a lot right to entice people to play. Everyone wants to be so skillful and make fat money quickly, without any real work ...

Hello Matthias, welcome to the forum

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