Astérix et les Vikings (2006)
Directed by Stefan Fjeldmark, Jesper Møller

Animation / Adventure / Comedy / Fantasy

aka: Asterix and the Vikings

Film Synopsis

Astérix and Obélix have their work cut out when they are tasked with making a man of Goudurix, their chieftain's adolescent nephew. Not only is Goudurix a coward of the first rank, he shows no sign of changing no matter what the well-meaning Astérix throws at him. Meanwhile, the Vikings have arrived in Gaul, looking for a 'champion of fear' who will bring them success in their subsequent raids. When Goudurix is kidnapped by the Vikings Astérix and Obélix hastily set about rescuing him. In spite of himself, Goudurix is soon involved in a devious plot that will lead him to the beautiful Abba...

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Film Credits

Director: Stefan Fjeldmark, Jesper Møller
Script: Stefan Fjeldmark, René Goscinny (book), Albert Uderzo (book), Jean-Luc Goossens (dialogue), Philip LaZebnik (dialogue)
Music: Alexandre Azaria
Cast: Roger Carel (Astérix), Lorànt Deutsch (Goudurix), Sara Forestier (Abba), Jacques Frantz (Obélix), Pierre Palmade (Cryptograf), Pierre Tchernia (Le narrateur), Bernard Alane (Assuracetourix), Marc Alfos (Grossebaf), Jules Azem (Garçon viking 1), Patrick Borg (Caraf), Philippe Catoire (Nescaf), Bruno Dubernat (Télégraf), Luc Florian (Océanonix), Stéphane Fourreau (Olibrius), Marion Game (Bonemine), Vincent Grass (Abraracourcix), Med Hondo (La vigie), Bernard Métreaux (Ordralfabétix), Victor Naudet (Garçon viking 2), Pascal Renwick (Cétautomatix)
Country: France / Denmark
Language: English / French
Support: Color
Runtime: 78 min
Aka: Asterix and the Vikings

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