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Oluf i eget bokbad( 2006)

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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.

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      Arthur Arntzen

      Oluf Rallkatli

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      Tore Skoglund

      Tore Skoglund

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    Facts

    Status

    Released

    Original Language

    English

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    Keywords

    • stage show
    • storytelling