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Smilet

  • TV Mini Series
  • 1967–1969
  • 50m
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Comedy

In this series, Johannes Møllehave and Per Wiking investigate the smile - the anatomy of humorists. The series include interviews with writers and other artists, movie archive material and e... Read allIn this series, Johannes Møllehave and Per Wiking investigate the smile - the anatomy of humorists. The series include interviews with writers and other artists, movie archive material and eight humorous poems by Viggo Barfoed (recited by Helge Kjærulff-Schmidt).In this series, Johannes Møllehave and Per Wiking investigate the smile - the anatomy of humorists. The series include interviews with writers and other artists, movie archive material and eight humorous poems by Viggo Barfoed (recited by Helge Kjærulff-Schmidt).

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    • Johannes Møllehave
    • Per Wiking
    • Helge Kjærulff-Schmidt
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    • Stars
      • Johannes Møllehave
      • Per Wiking
      • Helge Kjærulff-Schmidt
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    Johannes Møllehave
    • Host - interviewer
    • 1967–1969
    Per Wiking
    • Host - interviewer
    • 1967
    Helge Kjærulff-Schmidt
    Helge Kjærulff-Schmidt
    • Reciter
    • 1967
    Jens Louis Petersen
    • Writer - self
    • 1967
    Leif Panduro
    • Writer - self
    • 1967
    Frederik Schmidt
    • Circus clown Gugele - self
    • 1967
    Hans Qvist
    • Cartoonist - self
    • 1967
    Flemming Holbek
    • Cartoonist - self
    • 1967
    Niels Aage Barfoed
    • Priest and writer - self
    • 1967
    Louis Miehe-Renard
    • Reciter
    • 1969
    Emil Hass Christensen
    • Reciter
    • 1969
    Helga Frier
    • Reciter
    • 1969
    Jens Kruuse
    • Critic - Self
    • 1969
    Hannah Rahlff
    • Reciter
    • 1969
    Hans Bendix
    • Ilustrator - self
    • 1969
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      Viggo Barfoed's poems recited by Helge Kjærulff-Schmidt: 1) "Overportøren i Tommerup", 2) "Folkeforbundet", 3) "Til Tito's brigade", 4) "Under Kjærbøls dyne", 5) "Ung digteraften i ungarsk vinhus", 6) "Andreas Møller og Det kgl. Teater", 7) "Forår i luften", 8) "Tysk genfortælling", 8) "Carl Brisson og H.C. Andersen".

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    • Release date
      • May 5, 1967 (Denmark)
    • Country of origin
      • Denmark
    • Official sites
      • Dansk Kulturarv (Royal Danish Library)/episode 1
      • Dansk Kulturarv (Royal Danish Library)/episode 2
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      • Danish
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      • Danmarks Radio (DR)
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      50 minutes
    • Color
      • Black and White
    • Sound mix
      • Mono
    • Aspect ratio
      • 4:3

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