If there was one knock on 2010’s Klown (2012 in the U.S.), it was that it seemed to some too similar to American comedies. But for any superficial plot elements it may have shared with The Hangover et al, any American comedy that was half as funny as Klown would’ve made $100 million. Now stars Frank Hvam and Casper Christensen, along with director Mikkel Nørgaard, are back in Klovn Forever, which hits Danish theaters in September, unless it’s delayed by a Møøse attack.
Your Favorite Danish Comedy Duo Is Coming To The U.S. In 'Klovn Forever'
Film Drunk - 21 Jul 2015 23:45
If there was one knock on 2010’s Klown (2012 in the U.S.), it was that it seemed to some too similar to American comedies. But for any superficial plot elements it may have shared with The Hangover et al, any American comedy that was half as funny as Klown would’ve made $100 million. Now stars Frank Hvam and Casper Christensen, along with director Mikkel Nørgaard, are back in Klovn Forever, which hits Danish theaters in September, unless it’s delayed by a Møøse attack.
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