Olsen-banden (II) (1968)

Egon Olsen has been behind bars for some time, but that hasn't stopped the criminal mastermind from making a plan - a plan to steal a very valuable golden statue, and never to fall behind ... See full summary »

Director:

Knut Bohwim

Writers:

Erik Balling, Henning Bahs

Stars:

Arve Opsahl, Carsten Byhring, Sverre Holm

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Arve Opsahl	...	Egon Olsen
Carsten Byhring	...	Kjell Jensen
Sverre Holm	...	Benny Fransen
Aud Schønemann	...	Valborg Jensen
Sverre Wilberg	...	Hermansen, kriminalbetjent
Georg Richter	...	Kriminalsjefen
Solfrid Heier	...	Ulla, Bennys forlovede
Pål Johannessen	...	Basse, Kjells mellomste sønn
Stein Thorsrud	...	Birger, Kjells eldste sønn
Willie Hoel	...	Kafeverten på 'Lefsa'
Ingeborg Cook	...	Connie, innehaver av massasjeinstituttet
Lillian Lydersen	...	Kate, jobber hos Connie
Kari-Laila Thorsen	...	Mona, jobber hos Connie
Synnøve Strigen	...	Bitten, jobber hos Connie
Kari Diesen	...	Dame i 'Six bladsalg'

Storyline

Egon Olsen has been behind bars for some time, but that hasn't stopped the criminal mastermind from making a plan - a plan to steal a very valuable golden statue, and never to fall behind the bars again. So, as soon as he has gotten out of prison, the first thing he does is to contact his old associates, and together, they prepare for one of the most daring, albeit hilarious, robberies Norway has ever seen

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Plot Keywords:

robbery | denmark | olsenbanden | jewel | remake | 

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Genres:

Comedy | Crime

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Details

Country:

Norway

Language:

Norwegian

Release Date:

11 August 1969 (Norway)

Also Known As:

Die Olsenbande

Filming Locations:

Mengshol, Nes, Hedmark, Norway

Company Credits

Production Co:

Teamfilm AS

Technical Specs

Runtime:

82 min

Color:

Color (Eastmancolor)

Aspect Ratio:

1.66 : 1

Did You Know?

Connections

Followed by Olsenbanden møter kongen og knekten (1974)

User Reviews

Very enjoyable

I can understand that some Danish viewers don't like this Norwegian version of an originally Danish film. But then again, it wasn't made for them. I find this silly little film quite amusing (the best one in the series), and the plot has been transplanted into a Norwegian setting in a very convincing way. The use of locations is a treat. Not having seen the original, I wonder how the Danes made the train sequence work - Denmark is such a flat country that it's hard to imagine a Danish train being pulled by gravity ... Anyway, let's thank the Danes for making the Norwegian Olsenbanden films possible! And let's thank Aud Schønemann and Carsten Byhring - they steal the show as always!