Comedian Calle Hellevang-Larsen (44) is best known from “Fast men” and “Tonight with Ylvis”but now the TV profile reveals that he has a new and exciting project underway.
Hidden camera is definitely nothing new for Calle, but now he gets his very own TV program on TVNorge and Discovery + where this will be a great tool. The series has been named “Calles crazy world”.
Reveals new job
– It is a drama series that uses a lot from the real world and real people as actors, without them at the time knowing that they are involved in an action, the 44-year-old tells Dagbladet and continues:
– So we use a hidden camera as part of the drama.
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In the series, there is no doubt that there will be a lot of “Calle time”.
– I play a version of myself. In the series, I am a superstar, by far the biggest hidden camera king in Norway and perhaps in Europe. So I look like a Hollywood superstar. Kjemperik, lives in a big house and everyone knows who I am, the comedian laughs to Dagbladet.
– I was completely panicked
In the series, he is a completely exaggerated version of himself, where this main character’s job is to create a hidden camera program.
– A dream
The 44-year-old admits that it is a big dream that is now coming true.
– It has been a dream for a long time, to be able to make something from scratch yourself.
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When asked how he thinks the result will be, he answers the following:
– It’s an attempt to be funny. Now we have just started, and so far it is at least fun.
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He follows up with a laugh:
– It is at least the intention, that it should be fun.
Exposed
At the same time, the comedian can reveal that the idea is actually from 2019, and that it has been postponed for a long time due to the corona pandemic.
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– It has a lot to do with the hidden camera part. Because then you are of course dependent on reactions from people, and during the pandemic people were skeptical of being close to others, he says and follows up:
– Felt very lonely
– And only the bandage element means that you do not see people’s faces so well.
But now the time has come for the idea to finally be put into practice. The series premieres in the autumn of 2022.
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