The Last Exploits of the Olsen Gang
- Ove Sprogøe: Egon Olsen
- Poul Bundgaard: Kjeld Jensen
- Kirsten Walther: Yvonne Jensen
- Jes Holtsø: Børge Jensen
- Bjørn Watt - Boolsen: Holm -Hansen jr
- Ove Verner Hansen: Silly Pig
- Axel Strøbye: Chief Inspector Jensen
- Lily Weiding tourist Benny runs after
- Holger Vistisen porter
- Freddy Koch: Holm Hansen's contact man in Switzerland
- Bo Christensen: German diplomat (Mr. Ziegelhofstraße )
- Poul Glargaard publicans at the airport
- Karl Stegger: Port security guard with dog
- Poul Thomsen: bus driver
- Solveig Sundborg: frightened pedestrian
- Holger Perfort Police Athletic Trainers
- Valsø Holm: security guard at the Police Sports Ground
- Arve Opsahl: Knut, drunken Norwegian Tourist
- Sverre Holm: Olav, drunken Norwegian Tourist
- Carsten Byhring: Øjvind, drunken Norwegian Tourist
The (probably ) last match of the Olsen Gang is a Danish crime comedy from 1974. It is the sixth film with the Olsen Gang. As the title suggests, it should be the last film in the series originally; only emerged a year later, the next part of The Olsen Gang sets the course, which is why the German title was supplemented expected to speak.
Action
Although Egon, Benny and Kjeld arrived safely with his family after the last adventure in Spain, but have no money. Therefore, Egon tried the vault of the wealthy Danish restaurant owner "swine Hansen" to crack, but is caught in the act, arrested and transferred back to Denmark.
After his release from prison Egon is picked, to the astonishment of Kjeld and Benny of a large sedan from prison and acts as if he would not know. As it turns out, he has made contact with the outwardly respectable businessman Holm -Hansen Jr. during his detention. This learned of Egon's Championship in the Open by Franz Hunter vaults and therefore hired him for breaking a money cabinet that his recently deceased business partner has left in a Swiss villa.
In Switzerland, arrived masters Egon asked him the task with flying colors, but is left to his horror at the villa and delivered to the police. At the last moment he can flee to muddle through to Denmark, where he returns to Kjeld and Benny. His goal is to practice at Holm -Hansen jr revenge for a fraction of the arrangements. The contents of the safe, it was nothing less than the world for decades sought Bedford diamonds, the Holm -Hansen is now selling for $ 15 million and NOK 100 million to an Arab prince.
On the Knippelsbro succeeds Egon to rob the jewels out of the car of the Sheik. However, when he wants to bring back later to Holm- Hansen, to blackmail him with it, the bag instead of the diamond contains only worthless trinkets. Yvonne has the jewels " precaution " reversed and well hidden at home. To make matters worse, see Egon, Benny and Kjeld out that she has brought to the cabinet where the jewels were kept for Thrift Stores.
Meanwhile, the stupid pig by Holm -Hansen is asked for Egon's disappearance to worry. Benny and Kjeld break with Egon, who has now lost his mind, on to said second-hand dealer. While they manage to recover the real jewels, Egon is kidnapped by the stupid pig. Only at the last second rescue him Kjeld and Benny.
Egon has a new plan: Kjeld and Benny disguise themselves as police officers and go with Egon as alleged " delinquent " who has testified against Holm- Hansen, to selbigem. While Holm -Hansen is " interrogated " by Benny, Egon undetected crack his safe and extract the three cases with the 100 million crowns. When the Olsen Gang disappears with these calls Holm -Hansen police. However, these discovered in Holm - Hansen safe the long-sought Bedford diamonds, so Holm -Hansen is arrested. Meanwhile, Egon, Benny, Kjeld, Yvonne and Børge can safely and return to NOK 100 million richer after Mallorca.
German synchronization
This film was shown in the GDR only on TV, and indeed until Christmas 1977, when the subsequent film was raced in the cinema. Hence the word came " expected " in the German title. The leading roles were occupied in both films with the same speakers: Karlheinz Oppel as Egon, Peter Dommisch as Benny, Erhard Köster as Kjeld, Helga Hahnemann as Yvonne and Michael Pan as Børge.
The German version was cut against the Danish by about six minutes.
Importance
The film was supposed to mark the end of the series and is also designed so. At the same time, many characters and plot elements that were formative for all later Olsenbande films, present in this film for the first time; for example, Ole Ernst as assistant detective Holm, who is regularly instructed by his superiors fatalistic; Ove Verner Hansen as a stupid pig, Egon will always evacuate with a particularly egregious way out of the way; and Bjørn Watt - Boolsen as a seemingly honorable, but in fact unscrupulous opponent of the Olsen Gang.
Comments
- The tourist who recreates early in the film Benny, is Morten Grunwald's wife Lily Weiding. Kirsten Walther's husband Palle Wolfsberg had in Mallorca scenes also a small role as pig -Hansen.
- Although some scenes shot in Switzerland (field and stream Herrliberg ) were; the villa, from whose vault Egon gets the diamonds, but was in the district of Copenhagen Klampenborg.
- In 1975 came with Olsenbandens siste bedrifter a Norwegian remake.
- The cast of the Olsen Gang in Norwegian remakes, Arve Opsahl, Sverre Holm and Carsten Byhring, have a guest appearance as a drunken tourists.
- The original version of the DEFA is about 6 minutes shorter than the original. In the newer DVD and TV version (from 2005) some sequences were inserted again, especially the missing parts of Egon's trip to Switzerland, you could insert without problems since Ove Sprogøe speaks German in the original.
Awards
Ove Sprogøe received a Bodil for Best Actor.