Interview (english)
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First of all, can I ask you have you
been surprised by the success of “Borgen”?
Absolutely, I’m still not really and
comes to times with there, because, and
it was even rescue for Denmark
when we did it we were X to expect
a small audience and the killing in the
other series are very popular in Denmark because
it’s political, it’s a bit, you know maybe
for the chosen few and when started
travelling, I just, I can believe in.
What you think is been show to success in Australia
which after all is so far away from Denmark?
Oh God, I’m the last one chance
because I have no idea, I mean I hope
hope is because is a good show, and
I think it’s hard to see the must piece
exotic about it, but we should use to that,
so I can see it, I mean those something about,
you know, putting that a female political leader,
that is sour of new.
Now I don’t know, but I’m just really happy.
People often mistake you co-star for a real live spin-doctor.
Does anybody mistake you for the re-wife Prime Minister?
Well, not mistake, but I remember that was recently
a lot of demonstrations in Denmark about something
welfare issue, and when I work out,
you know people say “that would not happen if you were the Prime Minister!
And could you do something about it?”
I think I did also hear someone talking about
the Prime Minister saying something on the news
the other day and I don’t know, I’m sorry that
what you saying that wasn’t it, you know that
all of confused a little bit, but I do feel that like
when I went to France, I was really received
I say, yeah, state minister which was very nice.