Olsenbanden møter kongen og knekten

by Knut Bohwim (Director)

Other authorsErik Balling (Author), Oskar Steingrimsen (Author), Oskar Steingrimsen (Actor), Sverre Holm (Actor), Arve Opsahl (Actor), Henning Bahs (Author), Frank Robert (Actor), Bent Fabricius-Bjerre (Composer), Knut M. Hansson (Actor), Henki Kolstad (Actor), Carl Habel (Actor) — 23 more, Edith Carlmar (Actor), Torgils Moe (Actor), Wilfred Breistrand (Actor), Carsten Byhring (Actor), Aud Schønemann (Actor), Knut Bohwim (Actor), Mattis Mathiesen (Cinematographer), Sverre Wilberg (Actor), Frode Birkeland (Actor), Anne-Lise Tangstad (Actor), Per Engebretsen (Actor), Kristen Kaurin Bohwim (Actor), Alf Hallgren (Actor), Per A. Anonsen (Actor), Alan Ousbey (Actor), Lasse Tomter (Actor), Wenche Steen (Actor), Per Lekang (Actor), Jan Pande-Rolfsen (Actor), Veslemøy Fosse Ree (Actor), Gunnar Sakshaug (Actor), Dag Fr. Holler (Actor), Ben Yosef (Actor)
DVD, 1974

Series

Olsenbanden (5)

Genres

Tags

fiction, movie, remake, Olsenbanden, Olsenbanden box set, crime, sequel, heist, musical, who is fooling whom

Language

Norwegian (Bokmål)

Original language

Norwegian (Bokmål)

Publication

Oslo Nordisk film 1974

Library's rating

½

Library's review

For the most part the story is very good, with diverse plotting and many twists and turns. That said, it suffers from some continuity issues -- what exactly are they arresting Egon for at the end? The film has more interesting enemies than usual. Incredible sequence and build of
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 Hermansen-is-losing-it gags, but otherwise slightly light in the truly funny. Minus for the Millionær-song number which, while initially catchy if somewhat weird, towards the end just becomes dull nonsense.
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Rating

½ (1 rating; 3.5)

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