Question 1

What unusual record does 'Terkel in Trouble' hold in Danish cinema?

Accepted Answer

It was the first fully computer animated Danish feature length film.

Question 2

What strange limitation does Terkel's father Leon have in the film?

Accepted Answer

Leon's vocabulary is limited to the word 'no' and he is always reading the same edition of the newspaper.

Question 3

What ominous detail appears on the town's main street?

Accepted Answer

The road sign in the town's main street leads to Hell.

Question 4

What unusual voice work occurred in the Norwegian version of the film?

Accepted Answer

In Norway, all voices in the film were dubbed by actor Aksel Hennie, even the female ones.

Question 5

What triggers Terkel's streak of bad luck in the story?

Accepted Answer

Terkel begins experiencing a streak of bad luck after sitting on a black spider.

Question 6

What is the first fully computer animated Danish feature film?

Accepted Answer

Terkel in Trouble is the first fully computer animated Danish feature length film.

Question 7

What strange event triggers Terkel's streak of bad luck?

Accepted Answer

Terkel begins experiencing a streak of bad luck after sitting on a black spider.

Question 8

How many directors are credited for Terkel in Trouble?

Accepted Answer

Three directors are credited: Kresten Vestbjerg Andersen, Thorbjørn Christoffersen, and Stefan Fjeldmark.

Question 9

What unusual trait does Terkel's father Leon have in the film?

Accepted Answer

Leon's vocabulary is limited to the word 'no', and he is always reading the same edition of the newspaper.

Question 10

Who performed all the voices in the Norwegian version of the film?

Accepted Answer

In Norway, all voices in the film were dubbed by actor Aksel Hennie, including the female ones.

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