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| Borgen | |
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| Genre | Political drama |
| Created past | Adam Toll |
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| Composer | Halfdan Due east |
| Country of origin | Kingdom of denmark |
| Original linguistic communication | Danish |
| No. of series | 4 |
| No. of episodes | 38 (list of episodes) |
| Production | |
| Producer | Camilla Hammerich |
| Running time | 55–59 minutes |
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| Original release | 26 September 2010 (2010-09-26) – present |
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Borgen (Danish pronunciation: [ˈpɒˀwn̩]) is a Danish political drama television series. Adam Toll is the co-writer and developer of the series, together with Jeppe Gjervig Gram and Tobias Lindholm. Borgen is produced by DR, the Danish public broadcaster which had previously produced The Killing. In Danish, Borgen, lit. 'The Castle', is the informal name of Christiansborg Palace where all three branches of Danish regime reside: the Parliament, the Prime Minister's Role, and the Supreme Courtroom, and is often used as a stand in term for the Danish parliament.
The program tells how, against all the odds, Birgitte Nyborg Christensen (Sidse Babett Knudsen)—a modest centrist politician—becomes the beginning female person prime number minister of Denmark. Other main characters are Birgitte Hjort Sørensen as Katrine Fønsmark, a TV1 news anchor; Pilou Asbæk as Kasper Juul, a spin doctor; Søren Malling as Torben Friis, news editor for TV1; Mikael Birkkjær every bit Birgitte's husband, Phillip; and Benedikte Hansen as Hanne Holm, a journalist.[ane]
Four series, each comprising viii-10 episodes, have been made. The first series was shown in Denmark in the autumn of 2010, the second in the autumn of 2011,[2] and the tertiary beginning ane January 2013. In the U.k., BBC Four started broadcasting the offset series on 7 January 2012, with a repeat-showing starting on xiii June 2012.[3] The second series started on v January 2013,[four] with initial overnight viewing figures of over one million for the first episode.[5] The tertiary serial began on 16 November 2013, with ii episodes beingness shown dorsum-to-back.[half-dozen] [7] The fourth serial was appear on 29 April 2022 equally a partnership betwixt Netflix and DR, and began airing on 13 February 2022.[8]
The series has been broadcast in most European countries, as well as in the United States, Canada, Mexico, South Korea, Japan, Israel, Bharat, Australia and New Zealand.[nine] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14] The first 3 series were added to Netflix globally on 1 September 2020.
Birgitte Nyborg [edit]
The main character Birgitte Nyborg is sometimes believed to be based on Denmark's first female person prime minister, Helle Thorning-Schmidt, even though Thorning-Schmidt was not elected until later the second series of Borgen had been made.[15] [16] Adam Price, the creator of the series, has stated, "I definitely want yous to believe in that location is a shred of idealism in Birgitte Nyborg that is real. She'southward besides get a very professional person political being, but there is definitely that idealism, and that's important."[17]
Sidse Babett Knudsen plays Nyborg. In describing her relationship with the character, she said, "They liked to see a woman feeling guilty and I didn't like that ... I recall [Nyborg] should be responsible for her feelings. And when she has to make unsympathetic decisions, she should stand by them. I don't want her to feel pitiful for herself or all of a sudden become a soppy mess in her individual life, because you wouldn't believe her as a prime government minister if she did that."[xviii]
In the offset episode, Birgitte is the leader of a minority political party, the "Moderates". All the same, as a result of a sequence of events post-obit a closely fought general election, she finds herself a compromise candidate for the part of prime government minister and remains in this position until the end of the second series. In the first series, she is known as Birgitte Nyborg Christensen. She divorces her husband Philip Christensen afterward signing the papers at the finish of the first episode of series two and is so known equally Birgitte Nyborg. In the elapsed time between the 2d and third series, Nyborg loses her position and becomes a businesswoman and public speaker, returning in the third serial to form a new political party, the "New Democrats".[xix]
Cast [edit]
| Actor | Grapheme | Character's Role | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sidse Babett Knudsen | Birgitte Nyborg | Moderate party leader and prime minister (season 1 & 2) New Democrats party leader (season three) Foreign Minister (flavour 3) | |
| Nyborg-Christensen family | |||
| Mikael Birkkjær | Phillip Christensen | Birgitte Nyborg'south hubby – lecturer at Copenhagen Business School | |
| Freja Riemann | Laura Christensen | Birgitte Nyborg-Christensen and Phillip Christensen'southward daughter | |
| Emil Poulsen | Magnus Christensen | Birgitte Nyborg-Christensen and Phillip Christensen's son | |
| Birgitte Nyborg'south staff | |||
| Pilou Asbæk | Kasper Juul | Communications Main for Birgitte Nyborg (flavour one & 2) Journalist (flavour 3) | |
| Morten Kirkskov | Niels Erik Lund | Prime Minister's Permanent Secretary | |
| Iben Dorner | Sanne | Prime number Government minister's personal assistant | |
| Hanne Hedelund | Jytte | Prime Minister's secretary | |
| Channel TV1 | |||
| Birgitte Hjort Sørensen | Katrine Fønsmark | TV1/Ekspres announcer (season one & 2) New Democrats Entrada Manager (season iii) | |
| Benedikte Hansen | Hanne Holm | Announcer on TV1 (flavour i & 3) Ekspres announcer (season two) | |
| Søren Malling | Torben Friis | TV1 news editor | |
| Lisbeth Wulff | Pia Munk | TV1 editor | |
| Thomas Levin | Ulrik Mørch | TV1 news anchor | |
| Christian Tafdrup | Alexander 'Alex' Hjort | TV1 programme director | |
| Anders Juul | Simon Bech | TV1 news anchor | |
| Nyborg's Government | |||
| Lars Knutzon | Aptitude Sejrø | Finance minister (flavour 1), afterward Birgitte'due south counselor (seasons ii & three) | |
| Dar Salim | Amir Diwan | Green Party leader, Energy and Climate minister | |
| Stine Stengade | Henriette Klitgaard | Concern minister (Moderate Political party) | |
| Jens Jacob Tychsen | Jacob Kruse | EU Minister (Moderate Party), later European union Commissioner, afterwards Moderate Party leader | |
| New Democrats | |||
| Kristian Halken | Erik Hoffmann | Previously Vice-chairman of the New Right party | |
| Julie Agnete Vang | Nete Buch | Previously Moderate member of parliament | |
| Jens Albinus | Jon Berthelsen | Previously Moderate member of parliament | |
| Lars Mikkelsen | Søren Ravn | New Democrats economics consultant | |
| Labour Party | |||
| Peter Mygind | Michael Laugesen | Labour leader – Ekspres newspaper editor | |
| Flemming Sørensen | Bjørn Marrot | Foreign minister, Labour leader (replacing Laugesen) | |
| Lars Brygmann | Troels Höxenhaven | Justice minister and Labour deputy leader, later Foreign government minister and Labour leader (replacing Marrot) | |
| Bjarne Henriksen | Hans Christian Thorsen | Defence government minister, later Foreign minister and Labour leader (replacing Höxenhaven) | |
| Petrine Ager | Pernille Madsen | Equality minister, later Finance government minister and Labour deputy leader | |
| Party Leaders | |||
| Søren Spanning | Lars Hesselboe | Liberal leader – Prime Minister (seasons 1 & 3) | |
| Ole Thestrup | Svend Åge Saltum | Freedom leader | |
| Marie Askehave | Benedikte Nedergaard | Freedom | |
| Jannie Faurschou | Yvonne Kjær | New Right leader | |
| Signe Egholm Olsen | Anne Sophie Lindenkrone | Solidarity Party leader | |
| Members of the Danish Parliament | |||
| Fadime Turan | Aicha Nagrawi | Solidarity | |
| Claus Bue | Parly Petersen | Labour | |
| Mette Kolding | Inger Hansen | Liberal | |
| Laura Allen Müller | Nadia Barazani | New Democrats | |
| Other characters | |||
| Alastair Mackenzie | Jeremy Welsh | Birgitte Nyborg's boyfriend (season 3) | |
| Claus Riis Østergaard | Ole Dahl | Communications Chief for Lars Hasselboe (flavour 1) | |
| Mille Dinesen | Cecelie Toft | Phillip Christensen's girlfriend – Paediatrician (flavor 2) | |
Political parties and media [edit]
| Parliament Seats, Serial 1–2 | |
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| Structure | |
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| Political groups | Government (83)
Supported by (8)
Opposition (88)
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| Parliament Seats, Season 3 Finale | |
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| Structure | |
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| Political groups | Government (87)
Opposition (92)
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While the political parties in the series are fictional, they may exist recognisable equally their real-life equivalents.[20]
- The Moderates (De Moderate), Birgitte Nyborg's centre-left party in the showtime 2 series, is based on the Danish Social Liberal Party (Radikale Venstre)
- The centre-left Labour Party (Arbejderpartiet) is based on the Social Democrats (Socialdemokraterne)
- The left-wing environmentalist Light-green Party (Miljøpartiet) is similar to the Socialist People'due south Party (Socialistisk Folkeparti)
- The far-left Solidarity Collective (Solidarisk Samling) is similar to the Red-Green Alliance (Enhedslisten)
- The New Democrats (Nye Demokrater), Birgitte Nyborg's new centrist party in the third flavour is based on the New Alliance (Ny Alliance)
- The centre-correct Liberal Party (De Liberale) is based on Venstre
- New Right (Ny Højre) is similar to the bourgeois Conservative People'southward Party (Konservative Folkeparti)
- The national-conservative Freedom Party (Frihedspartiet) is stated by party leader Svend Åge Saltum to be a successor political party to Mogens Glistrup'due south Progress Party (Fremskridtspartiet), just like its real-life successor Danish People's Party (Dansk Folkeparti)
The fictional broadcasters and newspapers likewise have their real-life equivalents: the public broadcaster TV1 is based on DR1, the tabloid newspaper Ekspres is inspired by Ekstra Bladet, and the commercial 2'eren is like to TV 2.
Birgitte Nyborg [edit]
It has been believed that the main character, Birgitte Nyborg, was based on the outset female prime government minister of Denmark, Helle Thorning-Schmidt, fifty-fifty though Thorning-Schmidt was non elected until after the 2d season of Borgen.[21] [22] Adam Price, the show's creator, has declared: "I definitely want you to believe there is a shred of idealism in Birgitte Nyborg that is existent. She'south also become a very professional political existence, but there is definitely that idealism, and that's of import."[23]
Sidse Babett Knudsen acts as Nyborg. When describing her relationship with the character, she said: "They liked to see a woman blaming herself and I didn't similar that... I call up [Nyborg] should be responsible of her feelings. And when she has to make difficult choices I don't want her to feel sorry for herself because you wouldn't believe her as get-go minister if she did that".[18]
Episodes [edit]
| Flavour | Episodes | Originally aired | ||
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| Season premiere | Season finale | |||
| ane | 10 | 26 September 2010 (2010-09-26) | 28 Nov 2010 (2010-11-28) | |
| 2 | 10 | 25 September 2011 (2011-09-25) | 27 November 2011 (2011-11-27) | |
| 3 | ten | i January 2013 (2013-01-01) | x March 2013 (2013-03-10) | |
| 4 | 8 | 14 February 2022 (2022-02-14) | iii April 2022 (2022-04-03) | |
Reception [edit]
The serial has been well received by critics and audiences alike.[24] It became a hit in the UK as well as Denmark, becoming one of several Danish series to do then in recent years.[24] Maggie Brown of The Guardian cited the stiff female person characters, originality and an ability to "uncannily forecast actual developments in Danish politics" equally reasons for its success.[24] Jane Merrick of The Contained published a list of similarities from Series 2 to actual events in present-day U.k. politics following the conclusion of the series in the UK.[25]
The United states critics have been similarly positive, with Newsweek dubbing Borgen "the best Goggle box prove yous take never seen"[26] and bestselling novelist and Entertainment Weekly columnist Stephen King put the series on the top of his tiptop x list of the all-time TV shows of 2012.[27] The New York Times likewise offered praise, describing Borgen every bit a "bleaker, Nordic version of The W Wing" and saying it "finds a remarkable amount of drama and suspense in center-left alliances, pension plans, and televised debates."[28]
With several middle of the road 3/6 star ratings, the Danish media's reaction to the third series was noticeably less positive than for the showtime two serial. Politiken commented that the third series "concluded like a soap opera" and "never succeeded in breaking gratuitous from predictability";[29] with Berlingske's review declaring that whilst the tertiary serial "tied up the loose ends in pretty bows and was, like the residue of the series, well performed, it was too insidiously deadening".[thirty] Tabloid paper BT all the same claimed that the series "finished on a summit" and with this third flavor had "become the best Danish serial in years".[31] The critique came after several months where storylines from the third series in an unprecedented manner for a Danish drama series had sparked media headlines and created hefty debates in real life Danish politics on, among other issues, prostitution and squealer farming, epitomised by Danish MP Mai Henriksen from Conservative People's Political party, who was widely accused by colleagues and journalists of advocating a pecker of rights for prostitutes, solely because she was inspired past Borgen.[32]
Awards [edit]
Adam Price with the Peabody Award for Borgen at the 73rd Annual Peabody Awards
| Honour Show | Twelvemonth | Category | Nominee(southward) | Issue |
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| International Emmy Award | 2012 | All-time Operation by an Actress | Sidse Babett Knudsen | Nominated |
| Monte Carlo Tv Festival | 2011 | Outstanding Actress in a Drama Series | Sidse Babett Knudsen | Won |
| 2013 | Best International Drama Telly Series | Borgen Three | Nominated | |
| Best European Drama Tv set Series | Borgen 3 | Won | ||
| Outstanding Actress in a Drama Series | Birgitte Hjort Sørensen | Nominated | ||
| British Academy Television Awards | 2012 | International Prize | Borgen | Won |
| 2014 | International Prize | Borgen | Nominated | |
| Prix Italia | 2010 | Best TV Drama – Series and Serials | Borgen | Won |
| Festival International de Programmes Audiovisuels | 2011 | All-time Television Series and Serials | Borgen | Won |
| Television Serial and Serials: Best Music | Halfdan E | Won | ||
| Peabody Award | 2013 | Area of Excellence | Borgen | Won[33] |
Borgen won the award for Best International Idiot box series at the 2012 British Academy Tv set Awards.[34] Awards for the series include the 2010 Prix Italia for best drama serial,[35] a Golden Nymph to Sidse Babett Knudsen for Outstanding Actress in a drama series at the 2011 Monte-Carlo Telly Festival,[36] and the Fipa G Prize for All-time Telly Series besides as for Best Original Soundtrack at the 2011 Festival International de Programmes Audiovisuels.[37]
Radio [edit]
DR1 produced a spinoff radio serial, Udenfor Borgen ("Exterior the Castle"), to accompany the release of the television show. The main grapheme is Hans Gammelgard (voiced by Danish actor Finn Nielsen), private secretary in the Ministry of the Surroundings, who faces unexpected adversity after he tries to push for a controlled arroyo to the tillage of genetically modified crops by Danish farmers.[38] [39]
Beginning in December 2013, BBC Radio four aired an English-linguistic communication translation of the Danish radio series, entitled Borgen: Outside the Castle, starring Tim Pigott-Smith as Hans Gammelgard.[40] Reviewer Fiona Sturges of The Independent idea the radio version was "wholly pointless", and noted in particular that, dissimilar the tv series, the radio programme was "relegating its female person characters to the fringes, casting them as secretaries and broken-hearted mothers."[41] On the other hand, Gillian Reynolds of The Telegraph gave the radio show a positive review, blessing its complex treatment of the intricacies of the ceremonious service.[42] In 2022 Deutschlandfunk circulate this radio series with German explanations for some of the wordplays such equally MOM=Monday for Momentum=Monsanto.[43]
Remake [edit]
In September 2011, it was announced that NBC would produce a US remake of Borgen, with a airplane pilot being adult past David Hudgins and Jason Katims of Fri Night Lights fame.[44] The NBC remake never materialized, just in November 2013 it was confirmed by Adam Price that HBO and BBC Worldwide were set to begin production on a U.S. remake of the series.[45]
Merchandise [edit]
DVD [edit]
The first three serial have been fabricated bachelor in Denmark and the UK on DVD. Both are coded Region two format and consist of the complete episodes as screened on DR1 and BBC4.
In the Usa, MHz Networks released all 3 series and the complete series box set on DVD coded Region 1.
| DVD Name | Episodes | DVD release dates | ||
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| Region 2 (Denmark) | Region 2 (Great britain) | Region i (Us) | ||
| The Complete Outset Serial | x | 3 February 2012 (2012-02-03) | half-dozen February 2012 (2012-02-06) [46] | 12 March 2013 (2013-03-12) [47] |
| The Complete Second Series | 10 | 30 May 2012 (2012-05-thirty) | 4 February 2013 (2013-02-04) [48] | 25 June 2013 (2013-06-25) [49] |
| The Complete Start and Second Serial | 20 | iii April 2013 (2013-04-03) | four Feb 2013 (2013-02-04) [50] | – |
| The Complete Third Series | 10 | xiv Nov 2013 (2013-xi-14) | 16 December 2013 (2013-12-sixteen) [51] | 21 January 2014 (2014-01-21) [52] |
| The Complete Series | 30 | – | 16 Dec 2013 (2013-12-16) [53] | 21 October 2014 (2014-ten-21) [54] |
Book [edit]
A novelisation of the first series of Borgen was released in Denmark, The Netherlands, and France on 19 Feb 2013. The Danish release from DR in conjunction with publisher Lindhardt & Ringhof is written by Jesper Malmose.[55] Head of DR Sales Anders Kjærsgaard Sørensen hopes to have the book available in the UK before long[ when? ].
Music [edit]
On 26 Feb 2013, DR Salg, the commercial distribution arm of DR, made Borgen (Original Tv Series Soundtrack), xix tracks of Halfdan Eastward'southward original compositions for the testify, available for digital download on iTunes.[56] [57]
Based on the music from the show and entitled 'Borgen 2010', Halfdan E has as well fabricated a longer composition bachelor through SoundCloud.
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External links [edit]
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Borgen_(TV_series)
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