As a context for that scene, in the film Hartikainen discovered that the poorer you are, the less quantity makes you happy. When you have a lot of money it's harder to be happy, nothing feels like anything. He tries to become poor, but it fails because everyone gives him money so he won't be poor.
That Hartikainen is Spede Pasanen who is director and writer of Uuno movies. He is from Savo, and here in Finland we say people from Savo is crooked as korkscrew, maybe you can see the connection here. Spede was selfmade "genious" anf much more. Now days people say if someone is in special way dumb/clown/pain in but he/she is " F**king SPEDE" but still he has hes much fans too.
Only some of them. Ere Kokkonen directed and wrote some of Uuno movies, while Spede was credited as producer and creator. Uuno Turhapuro Armeijan Leivissä is a good example as Ere directed and wrote that one, Spede produced it.
This scene is indeed from the Uuno turhapuro movie, but I suddenly can't remember which Uuno movie. The taller guy who played Hartikainen is Spede Pasanen, who invented Uuno Turhapuro, the shorter guy is Simo Salminen, who played a person named Sörsselsön in the Uuno Turhapuro movies. Both are friends of Uuno and work at a car repair shop. Both are very central characters in Uuno films. And in general, Spede acted in practically all the films he produced. Simo Salminen, on the other hand, was a regular actor in Spede's films and TV series from 1964 until Spede's death in 2001. Vesa-Matti Loiri, who played Uuno Turhapuro, did not join the team until 1968
These characters are Härski Hartikainen (the longer dude, acted by Spede Pasanen, the director and creator of Uuno Turhapuro movies) and Sörsselssön (short and little bit fat dude, acted by Simo Salminen), they are friends of Uuno, and they are working in this car mechanic shop, "tehdä töitä niska limassa", it's a Finnish expression that means pretty much "working your ass off"
You cant technicly hire a person in a day like that, or two for that matter, there is always induction phase. Unless he is already in the corporation, qued up for promotion maybe.
Should watch the movies in order, but sadly they dont come with eng subs officially i think, they are Nordic releases. The characters just evolve with the story per movies.
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As a context for that scene, in the film Hartikainen discovered that the poorer you are, the less quantity makes you happy. When you have a lot of money it's harder to be happy, nothing feels like anything. He tries to become poor, but it fails because everyone gives him money so he won't be poor.
Kurjuuden maksimointi. Maximising misery, or something like that
Those characters are uunos best friends❤
That Hartikainen is Spede Pasanen who is director and writer of Uuno movies. He is from Savo, and here in Finland we say people from Savo is crooked as korkscrew, maybe you can see the connection here. Spede was selfmade "genious" anf much more. Now days people say if someone is in special way dumb/clown/pain in but he/she is " F**king SPEDE" but still he has hes much fans too.
Only some of them. Ere Kokkonen directed and wrote some of Uuno movies, while Spede was credited as producer and creator. Uuno Turhapuro Armeijan Leivissä is a good example as Ere directed and wrote that one, Spede produced it.
Uuno movies are mostly directed by Ere Kokkonen and produced by Spede.
This scene is indeed from the Uuno turhapuro movie, but I suddenly can't remember which Uuno movie.
The taller guy who played Hartikainen is Spede Pasanen, who invented Uuno Turhapuro, the shorter guy is Simo Salminen, who played a person named Sörsselsön in the Uuno Turhapuro movies. Both are friends of Uuno and work at a car repair shop. Both are very central characters in Uuno films. And in general, Spede acted in practically all the films he produced. Simo Salminen, on the other hand, was a regular actor in Spede's films and TV series from 1964 until Spede's death in 2001. Vesa-Matti Loiri, who played Uuno Turhapuro, did not join the team until 1968
Niska=Neck
Slime=Lima
Työskentelee niska limassa = working with a slimy neck.
It does sound more natural as spoken finnish than english. It's common.
And the meaning is bit similar to "working your ass off"
@@touma-san91 "Työskenteli perseensä irti". It does work in finnish.
It means the neck is slimy from sweat when working so hard
Backround: the work unions has been the religion of finland
These characters are Härski Hartikainen (the longer dude, acted by Spede Pasanen, the director and creator of Uuno Turhapuro movies) and Sörsselssön (short and little bit fat dude, acted by Simo Salminen), they are friends of Uuno, and they are working in this car mechanic shop, "tehdä töitä niska limassa", it's a Finnish expression that means pretty much "working your ass off"
Ere Kokkonen was the director.
@@LTS79 Yes, thank you for correcting!
It's spe-de, not speed
The nickname ”Spede” comes from his earlier nickname ”Speedy”. Maybe that helps to pronounce it correctly.
@@thejjzz It won't because in english Speedy would be pronounced as spiidi.
@@touma-san91 so it’s closer than ”spiid”.
You cant technicly hire a person in a day like that, or two for that matter, there is always induction phase.
Unless he is already in the corporation, qued up for promotion maybe.
Should watch the movies in order, but sadly they dont come with eng subs officially i think, they are Nordic releases.
The characters just evolve with the story per movies.
I continue: There should be tag numbers for these short scenes so you could watch in order, that be nice, like a timeline.
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Again the image ratio is off :(
I guess it has to do with content detection system on UA-cam. Using the correct aspect ratio would trigger and flag it.
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