Norske byggeklosser

Olav Olsen, a simple carpenter, inherits a construction company and finds himself in a series of comical mishaps. He struggles to adapt to his new role, dealing with demanding clients, incompetent workers, and his own lack of business acumen. The film follows his chaotic attempts to run the company and build a large housing project, leading to absurd situations and misunderstandings.

The film was a popular success in Norway, known for its broad humor and beloved comedic actors. While not critically acclaimed for its artistic merit, it resonated with audiences for its lighthearted entertainment and slapstick comedy.

• Praised for its nostalgic humor and the performances of its comedic stars.

• Seen as a light and silly comedy with predictable gags.

• A classic example of Norwegian popular comedy from the era.

Google audience: While specific Google user ratings are unavailable for this older Norwegian film, contemporary reception suggests it was enjoyed for its straightforward comedy and familiar actors, appealing to a broad audience seeking simple entertainment.

Arve Opsahl, who plays the lead role of Olav Olsen, was a highly popular comedian in Norway, best known for his role as 'short man' (short man) in the 'That's Entertainment' TV series.