Den Spanske Flue
“"Gled deg, pappa, her er jeg!"”
Synopsis
Den Spanske Flue (The Spanish Fly) is a situation comedy-farce, set in the home of businessman Ludvik Klinke in 1915s Christiania. Struggling to keep his hag of a wife happy, while trying to secure his daughter a nice husband, things are about to get a whole lot worse when a fling from his past turns up on his doorstep. But who is this young lad, who calls him dad?
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Roald Øyen, Runar Borge, Einar Schanke
- Screenplay & Story
- Ernst Bach, Einar Schanke, Franz Arnold
- Original Title
- Den Spanske Flue
- Country of Origin
- Norway
- Spoken Languages
- Norwegian
- Runtime
- 1h 53m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Roald Øyen, Runar Borge, Einar Schanke
Ernst Bach, Einar Schanke, Franz Arnold
Department Leadership Roster
Roald Øyen
Director
Ernst Bach
Writer
Einar Schanke
Writer
Franz Arnold
Writer
Runar Borge
Director
Einar Schanke
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About Den Spanske Flue
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Den Spanske Flue about?
Den Spanske Flue (The Spanish Fly) is a situation comedy-farce, set in the home of businessman Ludvik Klinke in 1915s Christiania. Struggling to keep his hag of a wife happy, while trying to secure his daughter a nice husband, things are about to get a whole lot worse when a fling from his past turns up on his doorstep. But who is this young lad, who calls him dad?
Who directed Den Spanske Flue?
Den Spanske Flue was directed by Roald Øyen, Runar Borge, Einar Schanke.
Who stars in Den Spanske Flue?
The principal cast of Den Spanske Flue includes Henki Kolstad, Kjersti Holmen, Øivind Blunck, Guri Schanke, Hilde Grythe.
When was Den Spanske Flue released and how long is it?
Den Spanske Flue was released in 1990 with a total runtime of 1h 53m.