Recorded eight episodes – nothing comes on tv – Page2

It’s like going on in our industry, smiles Monica Hjelle. – I have no gripe compared to NRK. But it is clear that all actors who think they have done a good job, want to be exposed to an audience. But I and several others going over head not on display in this season two of a quite different series from NRK side, says Monica Hjelle.

Elisabeth Tangen NRK Drama confirm that Monica Hjelle is cut out of the series.

– This is the story here has been to along the way. “The struggle for existence” had a large cast of characters and many tracks to follow.

– In this season two we have chosen to follow the Polish linguist in the quest to find his father. It has emerged as a “main track,” says Tangen.

She praises Monica Hjelle efforts.

– But it’s like that happens. It is not uncommon in film and television industry that characters printed.

Elisabeth Tangen satisfied with viewer figures of the “struggle for existence.”

– It is seen by 450,000 and it is good for a production of this kind on a Wednesday evening.

– Whatever I have made many new contacts and been many good experiences richer. And my money I’ve got anyway, smiles Monica Hjelle saying that also her role partner – Nils Jørgen Kalstad – have been edited out.

“The struggle for existence” was recorded in 16 episodes. Eight of them went in the fall, and eight new should appear now.

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In the series we follow various characters and couples who all have a connection to a district in Oslo (Ullevål Hageby).

Monica played the character Margareth who was married Odd Einar.

– We were the happiest and most harmonious couple in the series. And one good counterbalance to many of the other characters, says Monica Hjelle. She worked with recordings from March to September last year. Production was complex with five directors who shared episodes between themselves.

Among other Marit Moum, which has previously been responsible for productions on Brottet on Spjærøy.

The article was first published in Fredrikstad Blad.

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