Bjørn Floberg (born 12 September 1947) is a Norwegian actor of film, television and theatre. He is particularly noted for playing unsympathetic

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s, but he has also had success playing other types of roles.

Career

Theatre

Floberg joined

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(The Norwegian Theatre) in 1972, appearing in such plays as '' The Caretaker'', '' When You Comin' Back, Red Ryder?'', ''

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'', and ''

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''. Particularly notable roles include

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Mikhail Bulgakov Mikhail Afanasyevich Bulgakov ( ; rus, links=no, Михаил Афанасьевич Булгаков, p=mʲɪxɐˈil ɐfɐˈnasʲjɪvʲɪdʑ bʊlˈɡakəf; – 10 March 1940) was a Russian and Soviet novelist and playwright. His novel ''The M ...

's ''The Cabal of Hypocrites'', the

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in ''

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'', and Jean in ''

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''. In recent years he has played various roles at

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, including Devlin in '' Ashes to Ashes'' and Professor Kroll in ''

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''. Floberg is particularly fond of

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. In an interview with ''

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'', he said: " inter'stexts are like butter in my mouth", and added that Pinter's plays are distinguished by "character disintegration". On different occasions Floberg has played both the

and the role of Henry Bolingbroke in

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's play ''

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''.

Early film career

Floberg made his film debut in 1976, in ''Oss'', a

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film depicting

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after a severe

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. The film was directed by

Laila Mikkelsen Laila Mikkelsen (20 August 1940 – 13 January 2023) was a Norwegian film director and producer. Career Mikkelsen was born in Vardø on 20 August 1940. She made her film debut in 1976 with ''Oss''. Her film '' Little Ida'' is set during the Ge ...

and written by

Knut Faldbakken Knut Faldbakken (born 31 August 1941, in Hamar) is a Norwegian novelist. Life and career He studied psychology Psychology is the scientific study of mind and behavior. Its subject matter includes the behavior of humans and nonhumans, bot ...

. In the 70's and 80's he appeared in several Norwegian films, playing alongside such actors as

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Lars Andreas Larssen Lars Andreas Larssen (27 March 1935 – 29 January 2014) was a Norwegian stage, film and television actor.Carsten Byhring,

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and Geir Børresen. In 1990 he played "The Father" in the

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-winning Norwegian film ''Herman'', based on

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's novel. According to ''

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'', "As Herman's parents, Elisabeth Sand and Bjorn Floberg generate a mixture of love and concern that would be appropriate for any character of Herman's tender age". The film was directed by Erik Gustavson. Floberg's breakthrough came when he played the title role in '' Telegrafisten'' (1993), another film directed by Gustavson, loosely based on

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's novel ''Sværmere''. Floberg plays Ove Rolandsen, a

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operator and inventor, in a small coastal village in northern Norway, around the turn of the 19th century. The film was a success, with Floberg's performance being described as "glowing". In 1997 he appeared in the Norwegian

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'', playing the

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. The two men fell out over a perceived slight on Skarsgård's part allegedly regarding Floberg's sexual prowess, although neither party will comment on the incident in question. Despite all this, the movie is still considered one of his finest performances. One reviewer rated the performances as "top notch", with Floberg being "effective as a mysterious figure Engstrom encounters during his investigation". The film was later remade by

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, starring

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, with

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playing Floberg's character. In the 1999 Swedish film ''Dykaren'', Floberg played the role of Claes, one of two fishermen who rescues

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Irena, played by

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, from the water. The two fishermen later gets in trouble, as it turns out that Irena is being chased by members of the

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. This was the fifth time Floberg played in a film directed by Erik Gustavson, who praised him: " lobergis my Robert De Niro. Our fifth film together. It has always gone well". Floberg, on the other hand, dryly commented: "Yes, I got a phone call rom Gustavsonthis time too". In an interview with ''

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'', he elaborated on his relationship with Gustavson: "We have a really good understanding. We talk a lot in codes, and save a lot of time. Besides, I really like the way Erik works". Floberg also expressed his satisfaction with playing a "good guy" for once, humorously acknowledging that he is probably considered

's "number one movie-psycho". Co-star Scorupco, on the other hand, characterized Floberg as charming, and "easy to fall in love with". In ''Misery Harbour'', a

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collaboration from the same year, Floberg returned to playing a negative character. He received critical acclaim for his depiction of the arrogant literary critic Johan Hoeg, being described as "brilliant", and "taking on the role (...) with razor-sharp spitefulness".

2000–2006

Floberg's next major role was the father of Dina in the 2002 Swedish- Norwegian- Danish film ''

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''. With a budget of 141 million

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, this was one of

's largest productions ever, and

's most expensive movie at the time. The film was based on the novel '' Dinas Bok'' by Herbjørg Wassmo, and starred

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as Dina and

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as Dina's husband Jakob. Floberg plays a key role as Dina's father. Floberg initially expressed his high expectations for the movie, but it ended up doing very poorly, being described as an "economic disaster". Floberg's performance received mostly negative reviews. Jon Selås of ''

'' described his role as "one-dimensional", while others criticized him for speaking English with a heavy Norwegian accent. After ''I am Dina'', Floberg appeared in ''

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'', a

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directed by

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, starring Joachim Calmeyer as the grumpy old bachelor Isak. Floberg plays Grant, Isak's neighbour. He becomes increasingly jealous as Isak finds a new friend in Folke, an observer from the "Swedish Home Research Institute". The film did well, receiving an

for Best Film. It was also

's 2003 entry for the

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. Floberg received generally positive notices for his performance in an atypical role. The 2003 Norwegian

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'' Villmark'' was Floberg's next movie. In it, he plays Gunnar, the abrasive, condescending leader of a small

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. To prepare his young team for their next production, a

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, he takes them all to spend the weekend in an isolated cabin in the forest without food or

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. Soon mysterious things begin to happen, as the team discovers an abandoned encampment, and eventually the body of a woman, by a nearby lake. Despite this, Gunnar remains adamant that the team should stay the entire weekend. With a budget of only 8 million

, the film was considered a huge success. It was seen by almost 150000 people in the theatres. Reviewers were generally positive regarding Floberg's performance. Critic Birger Vestmo of

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complimented Floberg for his frightening unpredictability, while Twitch's reviewer Collin Armstrong noted that: "Floberg in particular really impressed, switching Gunnar’s passive aggressive nature on and off with ease". Floberg returned to the big screen in '' Uno'' (2004), a

set in a shady

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. Floberg plays a trademark role as the authoritarian, small-time criminal gym owner Jarle. The film was directed by Aksel Hennie who also played the leading role. The film was a critical success. ''

'' and ''

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'' both rated it 5 out of 6, while Birger Vestmo of

gave it 6/6. Floberg received positive nods from most reviewers, his performance being described as "highly adept", and "frighteningly ice cold". Per Haddal of ''

'' called it his best performance since his breakthrough in '' Telegrafisten''.

2006–present

In 2006, Floberg played the main villain in the

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thriller ''

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'', directed by Stefan Faldbakken. The film starred

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and

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, who were both nominated for

s for Best Actor and Best Actress, respectively. The critical reception was overall good. Veteran critic

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, who saw the film at

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, enthusiastically exclaimed: "Bjørn Floberg is the foremost villain of Norwegian film. In this film he is more of an asshole than ever". ''

s Inger Bentzrud commended the actors, but noted that all of Cleve Broch, Floberg, and Ahmed Zeyan played similar roles in ''Uno''. One particularly negative review came from ''

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'', who gave the film a 2/6 rating, highlighting Floberg's performance as one of the few positive points. Following ''Uro'', Floberg starred opposite Trond Espen Seim in '' Bitre Blomster'' (2007). This was the first in a series of films based on

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. As chief inspector Jakob Hamre, he serves as a

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for shabby private investigator Varg Veum (Seim). The film received mixed reviews, although most reviewers agreed that the two leads, particularly Seim, delivered good performances. Initially, a total of six films were produced, four of them intended for

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release. The second theatrically released film in the series was ''Falne Engler'' (2008), directed by

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, with Floberg and Seim reprising their roles as Veum and Hamre. The film was very well received, and shortly after the premiere, the producers announced that an additional six films based on Staalesen's Varg Veum character would be made. Bjørn Floberg expressed his satisfaction with the films: " he producers and directorshave set a new standard for this genre, and I would like to be a part of the continued development of the Varg Veum universe, together with the script writers, and not least Trond Espen, with whom I've had a very good cooperation". Production of the new films were scheduled to begin in August 2009. In 2010 he played alongside his long time film rival and personal enemy

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in the Norwegian

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''. In 2011, Floberg received the Committee's Honorary Amanda Award during the annual ceremony at the

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Selected filmography

References

External links

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