Waiting for Larry

The documentary focuses on a few days in the summer of 1987 when the small town of Skellefteå, with a population of 30,000, was visited by Larry Hagman. The event drew an impressive turnout, with 20,000 locals assembling in the town square to see the actor.

With a runtime of just 28 minutes, Waiting for Larry offers a concise exploration of this unique event and its significance to the community. Directed by Mattias Sjöstedt and produced by Salmonfox and SVT, this film presents a fascinating snapshot of celebrity culture in a small town. Documentary collectors may find this film a compelling addition due to its focus on a specific cultural moment and the local impact of celebrity appearances.