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Zulu Royal

TV Special
2004
9h 39m

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Worlds first "Royality Comedy Event". In an unprecedented 9 hour live "piggyback" transmission, comedian quartet Casper Christensen, Frank Hvam, Lars Hjortshøj and Lasse Rimmer of Casper & M... Read allWorlds first "Royality Comedy Event". In an unprecedented 9 hour live "piggyback" transmission, comedian quartet Casper Christensen, Frank Hvam, Lars Hjortshøj and Lasse Rimmer of Casper & Mandrilaftalen (1999) fame, marathon-hosted and satirically skewed every imaginable AND uni... Read allWorlds first "Royality Comedy Event". In an unprecedented 9 hour live "piggyback" transmission, comedian quartet Casper Christensen, Frank Hvam, Lars Hjortshøj and Lasse Rimmer of Casper & Mandrilaftalen (1999) fame, marathon-hosted and satirically skewed every imaginable AND unimaginable aspect of the Royal Wedding between HRH's Frederik X and Dronning Mary, on may 1... Read all

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Casper Christensen

Self - Host (Hofreporter med speciale i Mary Donaldson)…

Lars Hjortshøj

Self - Host (Hofreporter med speciale i Grev Ingolf og noget med Berleburg)…

Frank Hvam

Self - Host (Hofreporter med speciale i Prins Henrik…

Lasse Rimmer

Self - Host (Hofreporter)…

Sara Bro

Self - Reporter, Fredensborg

Signe Molde

Self - Reporter, Fredensborg

Steen Langeberg

Self - Pølsemand

Grevinde Alexandra

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Bendt Bendtsen

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Mariann Fischer Boel

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Crown Prince of Greece Pavlos

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Crown Princess Marie-Chantal

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H.M. Queen Margrethe of Denmark

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John Dalgleish Donaldson

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Dronning Sonja

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Lene Espersen

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H.E. Greve Felix

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Tove Fergo

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Presented in 'Zulu Vision'

Alternate versions
Originally broadcast live on May 14, 2004 by TV2 Zulu. Duration is 579 minutes, including commercials. A shortened, heavily cut one hour version was broadcast by TV2 Zulu on May 14, 2004 right after the full length live broadcast. The shortened version contains highlights in brief. It has since been re-run under the title Zulu Royal - Højdepunkter (2004) (TV). No closing credits originally appeared in the shortened version (they have since been restored in re-runs).