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MacNamara heads Coca-Cola's German subsidiary with precision, efficiency and passion. Sales and charts are skyrocketing, and MacNamara is excited to finally be transferred from the explosive barrel called Berlin to comfortable London for his achievements.

But that would mean that his top boss must not entrust him with his young daughter, who has nothing better to do than turn the heads of the communists of East Berlin. When MacNamara finds out, he will do everything he can to get rid of the ambitious Communist Otto Ludwig Piffl once and for all. However, he soon learns not only that young Scarlett has married Piffl, but even that they are expecting a child together. MacNamara has no choice but to undo everything successfully done and turn Piffl, who despises any bourgeoisie, into a young nobleman worthy of the Coca-Cola throne. And please do this in literally two hours.

Film locations

The comedy One, Two, Three was actually filmed in Berlin. And it was actually filmed in the Coca-Cola factory at the time, so it wasn't a movie set. The line on the ground floor, which can be seen at the beginning of the film, actually worked. However, the last bottle of Coke rolled off the line in 1994, after which the production was moved elsewhere - also due to complaints from nearby residents about excessive traffic. It's not without interest that the same building starred in the 2010 film Good Bye Lenin.

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