
Den anden Dirch
Synopsis
Dirch Passer wasn't just Denmark's funniest man and most beloved comedian. He was also a workaholic and in a constant pursuit of his audience's laughter. In this documentary, colleagues, family and friends tell the story of a man who couldn't say no and ended his days on the stage he was addicted to.
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- Director
- Ole Juncker
- Original Score
- Bjarni Biering Margeirsson
- Original Title
- Den anden Dirch
- Country of Origin
- Denmark
- Spoken Languages
- Danish
- Runtime
- 50m
- Production Studios
- Plus Pictures, TV 2
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Ole Juncker
Bjarni Biering Margeirsson
Lars Juul
Mette Heide
Department Leadership Roster
Lars Juul
Editor
Mette Heide
Producer
Ole Juncker
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About Den anden Dirch
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Den anden Dirch about?
Dirch Passer wasn't just Denmark's funniest man and most beloved comedian. He was also a workaholic and in a constant pursuit of his audience's laughter. In this documentary, colleagues, family and friends tell the story of a man who couldn't say no and ended his days on the stage he was addicted to.
Who directed Den anden Dirch?
Den anden Dirch was directed by Ole Juncker.
Who stars in Den anden Dirch?
The principal cast of Den anden Dirch includes Dirch Passer, Judy Gringer, Sonja Oppenhagen, Jytte Abildstrøm, Ulf Pilgaard.
When was Den anden Dirch released and how long is it?
Den anden Dirch was released in 2019 with a total runtime of 50m.
Who composed the musical score for Den anden Dirch?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Den anden Dirch was composed by Bjarni Biering Margeirsson.
