Casper Christensen
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Casper was born in Birkerød, Denmark in 1968. In 1987, he bought a tape Of American stand up comedian Steve Martin. Casper admired the Oscar-host to-be greatly. As did his co-workers on _Casper & Mandrilaftalen (1999)_, Frank Hvam, Lasse Rimmer and Lars Hjortshøj, Casper started out in stand-up comedy. His work in this business led to a deal with Danish TV-network DR, and Casper started doing a children's show called Hvaffor en hånd (1991). After doing a couple of shows for the young Danish people, Casper hit the big time with quiz show _"Husk lige tandbørsten" (1994)_, which he hosted, with help from Annette Toftgårdm whom he later married. _"Husk lige tandbørsten" (1994)_ had made Casper the darling of Danish television. A status which was jeopardized with Casper's follow-up: Safari (1996), which he made with his friend Lars Hjortshøj.
Known for
Credits
The Hustle (2019)
as Mathias
To Each His Own Cinema (2007)
as (segment "The Last Dating Show")
The Boss of It All (2006)
as Gorm
Player (2013)
as Theo
The Eclipse (2009)
as Writer
Klown (2010)
as Casper
Casper & Mandrilaftalen 2: Fisso (2003)
as Diverse roller
Klown Forever (2015)
as Casper
Casper & Mandrilaftalen 3: Momento Huevos (2004)
Actor
Mick Øgendahl: Micktrix (2003)
as Sig selv
Journey to Saturn (2008)
as Per Jensen
Zulu Royal (2004)
as Ekspert i Mary Donaldson og Copenhagen Jazz Festival
Klovn the Final (2020)
as Casper
The Collector (2004)
as Flemming
Dan Dream (2017)
as Thorkil Bonnesen
DR 75 år (2000)
as Tequila-quiz
80 års fødselsdagen (1999)
as Miss Sofie
TV-jubilæums show (2001)
as Sig selv
Hannibal and Jerry (1997)
as Ismand 2
Si’r det bar’ (2026)
as Axel
Casper & Frank: Nu som mennesker (2012)
as Casper
Zulu Comedy Galla 2011 (2011)
as Casper Christensen
De Nye Sjove (1997)
Actor
Casper & Mandrilaftalen 1: Kig (2002)
as Diverse roller
DM i stand-up 1999 (—)
as Dommer