they want to leave Los Angeles for Holland again. Still, Jerry and Norm have a final plan, they want to make sure that the band gets their chance to play an important gig after all. In the evening Dead Meat performs in front of different music producers. Jerry and Norm disguise as roadies and are able to smuggle in the Dolly Dots. They lead helium through hoses to the microphones, so that the voice pitches of Dead Meat are changed. The band is booed off the stage, giving the Dolly Dots their chance to enter the stage and play. Lou Winters is really pleased and decides to sign the band. Cast David Landsberg as Jerry Morgan Lorin Dreyfuss as Norm Ria Brieffies as Ria Angela Groothuizen as Angela Patty Zomer as Patty Esther Oosterbeek as Ester Angéla Kramers as Sjeel Ronnie Schell as Lou Winters Carol Potter as Betsy Winters Lee Shepard as Duke Clark Hank Garrett as Vito Production The band Dolly Dots is a real Dutch band that was popular in the Netherlands in the 1970s and 1980s, reaching four top ten positions in the Dutch charts. Their album Dutch Treat, the same title as the film, was released in 1986. Reception The TV Guide assigned 2 out of 5 stars and resumed "Lots of sight gags, some old, some new, a breakneck pace, and you'll forget it the moment it's over. But while it's on, you'll have a few good chuckles." References External links 1980s action comedy films 1987 films American action comedy films Golan-Globus films Films set in Los Angeles Films set in Amsterdam Films shot in Los Angeles Films shot in the Netherlands Films shot in Amsterdam 1980s buddy comedy films American buddy comedy films 1987 comedy films Films produced by Menahem Golan Films about girl groups Films produced by Yoram Globus 1980s English-language films 1980s American films