You remember Tjorven? The chat happy, little girl, who was almost inseparable from St. Bernard dog Boatswain in the TV series “We at Saltkråkan.”
Astrid Lindgren series aired on TV the first time in 1964 and premiered at NRK following year.
Since then it has been rebroadcast a number of times, and has become a folk favorite across generations.
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The director drew star
today fills actress, Maria Johansson, 60.
In an interview with Swedish news today she tells us about how she got the role as six years old.
– It was auditioned on Maximteatern at Karlaplan. We should do a few simple things. I thought it was funny. When they called and said I had got the role, I said bråkjekt: “I already know that.” “How so?” Wondered dad. “I saw that Uncle Olle (Hellbom, director) signed an asterisk by my name.”
And through television series and subsequent feature films from the Swedish archipelago, was Johansson’s character beloved here in Norway.
Resigned
But all the attention was in excess of the actor.
– in 1998 I got enough. I was really tired of constantly being evaluated and considered, she says to Dagens Nyheter.
Today Johansson professor at Stockholm dramatic college, and wrote in 2012 doctoral thesis “Skådespelarens practical knowledge.”
for the Swedish website she says that this is exactly what got her to quit now that she is most curious about: What happens when you are judged and considered? Of our surroundings, of colleagues and not least by itself.
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