Foreign Titles
In Germany, the film was known as Romy und Michele: Alle Macht den Blonden ("Romy and Michele: All Power to the Blondes"), while in France the film was called Romy et Michelle: 10 ans aprés ("Romy and Michelle (sic): 10 Years Later"). The Swedish title was Romy & Michele: Blondiner har roligare ("Romy & Michele: Blondes have more fun"), while in Denmark it is simply called Blondiner har det sjovere ("Blondes have more fun"). In Norway it was known as Blond og Blondere ("Blonde and Blonder"), a conscious nod to the 1994 film Dumb and Dumber. The Croatian title is Prijateljice ("Friends") - a reference to the TV show starring Kudrow.
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