Kees Torn: In de Gloria 2002
Dutch comedy legend Kees Torn takes center stage in *Kees Torn: In de Gloria* (2002), his fifth solo stand-up show where he turns his signature wit toward life's most stubborn addictions.
Director: Marijke Reijnders
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Kees Torn: In de Gloria (2002) about?
In his fifth stand-up special, Kees Torn dives into the absurd and relatable world of addictions—both his own and those he observes around him. With his trademark charm, he blends humor with introspection, exploring his struggles with whiskey, cigars, and even his girlfriend José.
Who directed Kees Torn: In de Gloria?
Marijke Reijnders directed this lively comedy special, capturing the raw energy and wit of Kees Torn's live performance.
Who stars in Kees Torn: In de Gloria?
The film stars Dutch comedian Kees Torn as himself, with his partner José joining him in the spotlight.
Is Kees Torn: In de Gloria (2002) worth watching?
If you enjoy sharp, self-deprecating humor with a touch of sincerity, this stand-up special delivers. Its 113-minute runtime flies by thanks to Torn's infectious energy, making it a solid pick for fans of Dutch comedy.
How long is Kees Torn: In de Gloria?
Kees Torn: In de Gloria runs for 113 minutes, offering a generous dose of comedy and insight.
About Kees Torn: In de Gloria (2002) — The Dutch Comedy Show That Pokes Fun at Life's Obsessions
Dutch comedy legend Kees Torn takes center stage in *Kees Torn: In de Gloria* (2002), his fifth solo stand-up show where he turns his signature wit toward life's most stubborn addictions. Torn's razor-sharp reflections tackle his own battles with whiskey and cigars, but also the quirks that define him: an obsession with rhyme, a deep appreciation for Bach, and the complexities of love with his partner José. Directed by Marijke Reijnders, this 113-minute performance blends hilarious anecdotes with poignant self-examination, creating a show that's as heartfelt as it is hilarious.
With its roots in the intimate, unfiltered world of live performance, *Kees Torn: In de Gloria* captures the raw energy of Torn's stage presence. The film dances between uproarious comedy and moments of vulnerability, offering viewers a rare glimpse into the mind of a comedian who can laugh at his own flaws while celebrating them. It's a celebration of addiction—not in the literal sense, but as a metaphor for the passions that shape our lives.