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Dirch's Daugher

0.0(0)20261 season · 3 episodes27m / ep

Josefine Passer is the daughter of Denmark's great comedian and movie star Dirch Passer. She's shared her father with her entire country since she was born - and she still does.

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Returning Series
Type
Documentary
Last aired
2026-05-14
Language
Danish
  • TV2 Nord

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First aired
2026-05-14
Latest episode
2026-05-14
Status
Returning Series
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  • Season 114 May 2026

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