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Sales manager Lund sees an opportunity to become deputy director at the baby equipment company where he works. Unfortunately, he has neither a wife nor a baby. These are qualifications that both his boss and a rival colleague consider essential. Lund therefore pretends that he has been married for a long time. However, this little white lie has unforeseeable consequences when his boss invites Lund and his wife to dinner. Lund has to find a wife to borrow, and the complications unfold at a furious pace.
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Plot Summary
A shy and awkward man, desperately trying to impress a woman he admires, borrows his friend's more charismatic persona and apartment. His elaborate deception leads to a series of humorous misunderstandings and romantic complications. As the situation unravels, he must confront his true self and hope to win her affection based on who he really is.
Critical Reception
The film was generally well-received by Danish audiences for its lighthearted comedy and charming performances, particularly from its lead actors. It is remembered as a pleasant, if somewhat conventional, romantic comedy of its era.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its comedic timing and witty dialogue.
- Appreciated for its gentle romantic storyline and charming characters.
- Seen as a quintessential Danish comedy of the late 1950s.
Google audience: Audience reception is not widely available in English-language sources, but contemporary Danish reviews suggest it was a popular and enjoyable film.
Fun Fact
The film features Dirch Passer and Ove Sprogøe, two of Denmark's most beloved comedians, in supporting roles.
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