365 Days fans have a favorite character, who brings his dash of humor to the franchise. And some want to see this character again in a spin-off or another film.
Available on Netflix since August 19, 365 days: the year after is the third and final installment of the Polish erotic franchise. Fans were able to discover the end of “the romance” between Laura (Anna-Maria Sieklucka) and Massimo (Michele Morrone).
Between the explicit sex scenes, problematic subject matter, and laughable storylines, audiences on 365 Days grew attached to another element of the franchise: Olga (Magdalena Lamparska). Laura’s best friend brings a touch of comedy that Internet users love.
Fans love Olga!
In the third part, this one did not fail to chain the escapades, between the luxury meals, the exits in nightclub but also its alcoholic race with a security guard.
Laura’s best friend also marked the public with her salty replies, in particular The year after. While she has to join Laura, who is impatiently waiting for her to go on a “business trip” to Portugal, Olga takes a long time to join her.
When she arrives, she makes it clear that she was having a naughty moment with her fiancé Domenico (Otar Saralidze). And she expresses it quite crudely with this far from fine line: “I couldn’t leave my amore mio with full assholes” (“I couldn’t leave amore mio with the cheat” in subtitles).
For her madness, humor, and extravagance, Olga has become one of 365 Days’ fan-favorite characters, so much so that some would like a spin-off about the young woman.
Translation: “Hey Netflix, please make a fourth movie and we also want a spin-off or mini-series about Olga and Laura.”
Translation: “So when will Olga get her own spin-off? Because I wouldn’t mind watching an hour of her shenanigans.”
Translation: “If there was a fourth movie, they should just name it ‘365 Days of Olga’. The pitch? Always looking for a local beer.”
Translation: “Olga is the only reason I keep watching 365 Days. The sex is shitty, the plot is shitty, the acting is shitty. Throw Laura away, she’s stressing me out.”
Translation: “I swear Olga carries the whole movie on her shoulders. She’s witty and funny. She doesn’t pretend to be perfect, has healthier relationships, and is dating an Italian who she’s learning the language for. It’s a real support and she thanks the staff while Laura ignores her.”
Translation: “Olga is the glue that holds the 365 Days movies together. She really is the best character by far! She’s so funny.”
The 365 Days franchise is available on Netflix.