It draws on the true story of the first Queen Margrete, who ruled Denmark from the late 1380s until her death in 1412, ostensibly as regent to her adopted son Erik. We are discussing Margrete: Queen of the North, a medieval costume drama about power, morality and a ruler’s internal battle between private sentiment and public duty. I mean I felt privileged before, but turning 50 is definitely something I really like.” “I don’t know why, but I feel so privileged after turning 50. “To be in nature, that’s what it’s about.” She is hugely pleased with being 50. It’s going to be so nice!” she says excitedly. “We just have to pack a lot of wine and buy a lot of food and drive to the island. There will also be a trip on an old sailing boat – not their own boat, she adds hastily, as if worried about seeming overly grand.
She and her husband both turned 50 this year and they are having a family celebration in a small cottage on an island. When I speak to her, she is packing to go away for the weekend.
#Trine dyrholm frisure series
Whether playing the founder of a hippie commune, a faith healer, Velvet Underground singer Nico, or Gro, the Viking gallerist vying for control of the family estate in the Scandi series The Legacy, she incarnates every character with an immediate vitality that makes you temporarily forget that you have ever seen her play anything else. Right now, for the record, let’s establish that Trine Dyrholm is not an answer to anybody else. Normal text size Larger text size Very large text sizeĪ few years ago, an article in a British paper described Trine Dyrholm as Denmark’s answer to Helen Mirren.
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