Name: Dolphs nytårstale
Genre: Short, Comedy
Released: 2005-12-31
Duration: 5 min
Rating: 7.8
Cast: Mikael Wulff, Jonas Schmidt, Brian Mørk

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Dolph, the Fascist Hippo, speaks to the nation. A spoof on Queen Margrethe II's annual New Year's speech. Reflecting on 2005 Dolph comments on how he loathes the latest "Far til fire" movie and has suggestions on how to improve Denmark's immigration policy and the Iraq War. Finally he suggests Crown Prince Frederik hands over his newly born son to Dolph so he can be raised properly.

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