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The Junior Olsen Gang Goes Submarine
On the orphanage Lykkebo, Egon sits and wants a real family - a mother and a father like Kjell has. The rich couple Gyldenløwe picks out 5 boys they consider adopting, but with a little sabotage Egon himself get picked. Suddely Egon is the rich son with a swimming pool and a big house. What Egon don't know is that Gyldenløwe has exchanged a million dollars for all the papers on Egon Olsen.
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On the orphanage Lykkebo, Egon sits and wants a real family - a mother and a father like Kjell has. The rich couple Gyldenløwe picks out 5 boys they consider adopting, but with a little sabotage Egon himself get picked. Suddely Egon is the rich son with a swimming pool and a big house. What Egon don't know is that Gyldenløwe has exchanged a million dollars for all the papers on Egon Olsen.
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Genre:Comedy, Family
Written By:Sverre Holm, Lars Mering, Arne Lindtner Næss, Anne-Marie Olesen
In Theaters:
Box Office:$2,871,092
Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Nordisk Film Denmark, TV 2
Cast
Arne Lindtner Næss
Director
Aksel Støren Aschjem
Egon
Lars Berteig Andersen
Benny
Thomas Engeset
Kjell
Jakob Schøyen Andersen
Dynamitt-Harry
Julia Charlotte Geitvik
Valborg
Karoline Aagaard Gamlund
Ingrid
Halvor Borgen Lindstad
Herman
Bastian Hafr
Biffen
Benjamin Lønne Røsler
Jonny
Raymond Henriksen
Knut
Lasse Kolstad
Barnehjemsbestyrer Bollerud
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