Christian Fuhlendorff

Christian Fuhlendorff (born 15 November 1982 in Tårnby) is a Danish stand-up comedian, TV host, radio host, actor and scriptwriter. He has made several one-man shows, written and appeared in the TV series Kristian, and won the prize Årets komiker in 2015 at the Zulu Comedy Galla. Fuhlendorff got his breakthrough in 2007 with Mit første one man show, to which Politiken gave five out of six hearts. He has also made Enestående in 2012, For at gøre en kort historie lang in 2014, Det er ligegyldigt hva' andre tænker, ikk'? in 2016, Går over i historien 1 og 2 in 2018, and Det' Sjovt in 2021. He also appeared on the five-man tour De Udvalgte and in the show Livet i nødsporet together with Tobias Dybvad.

He has been a regular contributor to Tjenesten on P3 and made radio on P3 together with David Mandel in the programme Gandhi. He has also been a morning host on The Voice, among others with Dennis Ravn. He hosts the podcast Hva så?!, with a new episode every Monday and Thursday, where he goes for a walk with well-known Danes. In 2009 he appeared in the comedy series Kristian on TV2 Zulu, which he himself was behind as the idea man, wrote, and played the lead role in. He has also appeared in the road-movie concept Livet i nødsporet, hosted DR1's Husk lige tandbørsten in 2012, and most recently hosted the debate programme En gang for alle on TV2 Zulu.

Christian Fuhlendorff attended a special school as a child after being diagnosed as grænsepsykotisk, and today he is very happy about his time at the special school. He has for many years had a drug addiction, which he does not hide in his stand-up shows and interviews with the press. He is married to Karina Feldborg, who is 8.5 years older than Fuhlendorff; the wedding took place in Dollerup Bakker, just outside Viborg. The couple has two children together.