Love Thy Neighbour
Originally released in 1967. Love Thy Neighbour is a comedy/romance film. directed by Egil Kolstø.
Starring Dirch Passer, Walter Giller, and Ghita Nørby
Synopsis
Sven Gjeholm is a writer of sex books. His wife finds this a bit odd, considering he's not really into sex. Since Sven can't get any peace to write his books because of journalists and other curious folks who want to see how a sex writer lives, he decides to move to the small Norwegian town of Mårböosen. However, the town's residents have already heard about Sven and his writing, and he is not welcomed with open arms. Soon, however, the town's residents realize that Sven attracts a lot of tourists, and when Sven decides to flee once again, good advice is hard to come by. Sven has no choice but to stay in town.
Quick Facts
Release Date
September 1, 1967
58 years ago
Runtime
1h 37m
97 minutes total
User Rating
4.1/10
Mixed (8 votes)
Language
DA
Original language
Country
Denmark
Production
Director
Top Cast
Dirch Passer
as Olaf
Walter Giller
as Forfatter Sven Gjeholm
Ghita Nørby
as Britt
Christina Schollin
as Solveig
Carl Ottosen
as Petter Tvedt
Vivi Bach
as Olafs forsvundne kæreste
Elsa Lystad
as Frk. Andresen
Paul Hagen
as Bådebygger Myserud
Kai Holm
as Købmand Sandaker
Axel Strøbye
as Hotelvært Kostøl
Production Details
- Status
- Released
- Original Language
- DA
Production Companies
- Merry Film
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Love Thy Neighbour about?
Sven Gjeholm is a writer of sex books. His wife finds this a bit odd, considering he's not really into sex. Since Sven can't get any peace to write his books because of journalists and other curiou...
Who directed Love Thy Neighbour?
Love Thy Neighbour was directed by Egil Kolstø.
How long is Love Thy Neighbour?
Love Thy Neighbour has a runtime of 1 hours and 37 minutes (97 minutes total).
When was Love Thy Neighbour released?
Love Thy Neighbour was released on September 1, 1967 in theaters.
Who are the main actors in Love Thy Neighbour?
The main cast of Love Thy Neighbour includes Dirch Passer, Walter Giller, Ghita Nørby, Christina Schollin, Carl Ottosen.