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Oluf i eget bokbad (2006)

Genre : Comedy

Runtime : 1H 20M

Director : Arthur Arntzen, Tore Skoglund

Synopsis

Five years after "Oluf" was laid to rest, Arthur Arntzen is back with perhaps one of the most beloved Norwegian humor characters of all time. He meets up with his partner in crime, Tore Skoglund, in a small village up north where he reads his own stories - in character - and debates them just like he can.

Actors

Arthur Arntzen
Arthur Arntzen
Oluf Rallkatli
Tore Skoglund
Tore Skoglund
Tore Skoglund

Crews

Arthur Arntzen
Arthur Arntzen
Writer
Arthur Arntzen
Arthur Arntzen
Director
Tore Skoglund
Tore Skoglund
Writer
Tore Skoglund
Tore Skoglund
Director
Tomas Evjen
Tomas Evjen
Director of Photography
Tomas Evjen
Tomas Evjen
Production Manager
Jan Arne Wold
Jan Arne Wold
Camera Operator
Cathrine T. Sørensen
Cathrine T. Sørensen
Camera Operator
Tomas Evjen
Tomas Evjen
Camera Operator
Stein Elvestad
Stein Elvestad
Production Design
Villy Edmund Indal
Villy Edmund Indal
Production Design
Kamilla Mathisen
Kamilla Mathisen
Makeup & Hair
Cathrine T. Sørensen
Cathrine T. Sørensen
Editor
Anders Ås
Anders Ås
Editor
Astrid Lian
Astrid Lian
Decorator
Morten Buvik
Morten Buvik
Sound
Tomas Evjen
Tomas Evjen
Sound
Cathrine T. Sørensen
Cathrine T. Sørensen
Sound
Silje Flåten
Silje Flåten
Sound Designer
Jan Arne Wold
Jan Arne Wold
Sound Designer
Vegard Dybvik
Vegard Dybvik
Producer's Assistant
Ove Mikal Pedersen
Ove Mikal Pedersen
Music
Ove Mikal Pedersen
Ove Mikal Pedersen
Musician
Frode Isaksen
Frode Isaksen
Musician
Stein Ivar Frydenlund
Stein Ivar Frydenlund
Musician
Bård Toftebakk
Bård Toftebakk
Musician
Håvard Christensen
Håvard Christensen
Technical Supervisor

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