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Will Ferrell Explains Swedish Christmas Traditions | FULL INTERVIEW | The Jonathan Ross Show
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While trying a popular liquor from Sweden, Will Ferrell explains Christmas traditions and together sing a Christmas song from the country.

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[Airdate: 14 December 2013]

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@danielthomas7117

4 months ago

This is from Dec 2013 - in case you got excited that’s it’s new. What a legend.

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@joagargo01

4 months ago

Swedish wife, I now understand the Eurovison movie.

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@H_Oscarsson

3 months ago

Some correct facts about swedish christmas traditions. :) Lighting a candle in a window was a tradition in the middle ages and it was a way to guide baby Jesus. The candle represented the star of Bethlehem. Very few people do this nowdays. Today we use lamps in the shape of a star in our windows instead. The fact that we in Sweden, and the rest of the nordic countries, celebrate Christmas on the "wrong" day is a remnant from Catholic times when vigils were held the night before a holiday. Also in the middle ages the day was not considered to begin in the morning, but rather at the evening before. In Sweden and throughout the Nordics, we still celebrate so-called "aftnar" (evenings), and that is why we celebrate Christmas on December 24th. Lye treated cod fish is a dish on christmas. Nobody eats it, but it has to be there. Goose blood soup, or Black Soup, is not at traditional christmas dish. It's primarily eaten on the Mårtensafton, Mårten's eve, on the 11th of november. Mostly only the most southern parts of Sweden that celebrate this today. Think it's more popular in Denmark than in Sweden. You're welcome! :)

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@shelleydoxtdator753

4 months ago

David Beckham - what a sport 😂😂😂. “Smells like a former British soccer player “ 😮😂😂😂❤

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@vegardyrnes1793

4 months ago

Akevitt is sooo necessary at Christmas her in the north. With rib, lambs meat and everything else that goes with it. Happy Christmas, each and everyone. Vegar, Norway

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@MiBzAn

4 months ago

I grew up with the celebrations on Christmas Eve - our family are German. We also sing, eat weird stuff and open presents that night. We had Advent and Nicholaus instead if Santa - which confused me to no end as a child lollll ❤

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@ljclark2177

4 months ago

I don’t understand why I’m getting old clips of jonathan Ross in my feed…and that they’ve only been posted 4 days ago!!?? I want NEW clips if anything at all!!!!

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@mrthorbjrnolsendk6561

4 months ago

Not only in Sweden but in Scandinavia akvavit is a tradition.

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@Tapio86

4 months ago

"Like a Swedish vodka"😂 Like Swedes don't have the most famous/widely marketed vodka already in Absolut Vodka. Akvavit is not the same as vodka.

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@stephendineen4419

4 months ago

Unreal. Two Legends together. 😉👍

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@josephinenilsson1541

3 months ago

We do have a song called Helan går (the one he sang at the end). It’s not a Christmas song though, it’s a snapsvisa (a song you sing when drinking snaps). I did not know Ferrell had a Swedish wife; cool 😂

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@sixty9design

3 months ago

That episode had such a brilliant lineup. Will, Gillian, & Beckham. *Swedish chef's kiss*

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@elisabethsmith6206

4 months ago

At Christmas we drink spiced brandy to our herrings and ham; Herrgårds Akvavit, Skåne and O.P. Anderssons are some of them. 😊

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@mavetyan

4 months ago

Two very fine entertainers at their best.

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@andytraill

4 months ago

Future classic. Amazing.

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@CARLIN4737

1 month ago

Been a long time since i cried with laughter. What a funny guy and a great sport.

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@suziperret468

4 months ago

Love me some Will Ferrell!

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@MarleanSweden

4 months ago

Gooseblood soup is just in the southern part of Sweden so Will might have missed it. Its also rather a fall dish rather than a Xmas one. Lye fish is also around Xmas, but you eat ham on Xmas eve more.

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@dianefiske-foy4717

4 months ago

Great actor and funny guy! Great interview!

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@bojonas

4 months ago

for you non-swedish-speakers out there... the snaps-sång "Helan går" sounds like this (not the actual meaning of the words though); "Hell and gore, Chung hop father Allan ley Hell and gore, Chung hop father Allan ley Oh handsome in the hell and tar and hell are in the half and four Hell and gore, Chung hop father Allan ley".

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