Talk:Trond Kirkvaag

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I had posted the {{trivia|date=December 2007}} 'banner' as I guess that Wikipedia may not be a tabloid site (is it?). If I am not wrong, then I may say that two items only could be integrated into the text:

• Trond Kirkvaag became involved in politics in the
  short film for the Rød Valgallianse (RV — Red Electoral Alliance) together with Klaus Hagerup
  <ref>[http://foreninger.uio.no/boygen/solstadintervju.html Bøygen, April 2002: «Intervju med Dag Solstad”] ''(Interview with [[Dag Solstad]])''.</ref>. He usually didn't mix politics into his comedy skits.
• He co-wrote and directed a show for the trio “Tre kæll” (with Pål Nielsen, Øyvind Johannessen and Atle Jenssen) in 2001 and got involved with them in a campaign for strong health care reforms <ref>[http://www.dagbladet.no/kultur/2001/06/02/261489.html Dagbladet, June 2, 2001: «Latterlig helsereform»] ''(Preposterous health care reform)''.</ref>.
  

And though I have doubts about «Despite claims by the tabloid