Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Mads Ousdal | ... | Kommandør Arne Treholt | |
Jon Øigarden | ... | Otto Meyer | |
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Trond-Viggo Torgersen | ... | Kong Olav V |
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Linn Stokke | ... | Ragnhild Umbraco |
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Amund Maarud | ... | Humla |
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Martinus Grimstad Olsen | ... | Svarte-Per |
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Øyvind Venstad Kjeksrud | ... | Øystein Fjellberg (as Øyvind V. Kjeksrud) |
Henrik Horge | ... | Kusken | |
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Dean Erik Andersen | ... | Kjettingen (as Dean-Erik Andersen) |
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Kristoffer Jørgensen | ... | Tromsø |
Terje Strømdahl | ... | David Friedland | |
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Helge Korsnes | ... | Han Som Sover |
Emil Johnsen | ... | Linsa | |
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Johannes Eilertsen | ... | Den Usynlige Skikkelsen |
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Jakob Vik | ... | Rekonstruksjons-Treholt |
The true story of how Commander Arne Treholt and his Ninja Force saved Norway during the Cold War.
This movie hits you with memorable events of the Norwegian 80's. And makes it a bit exciting and very funny. I guess that if you are born prior to or during the early 80's (preferably in Norway) you'll find this movie nostalgic and hilarious.
The director and crew has done an excellent job in utilizing special effects to make it look like the 80's. Why compete with the $100 million budget block buster movies (that time forgets in an instant). When you can make a funny movie that just as well as the story, the props and special effects make the movie memorable.
The only down side to this movie might be that foreigners will most likely not pick up on all of the 80's nostalgia and thus not understand all the humor. But this movie is very watchable anyway.