the Names Røskva, Tjalfe and Quark will seem familiar to anyone who has seen the Danish succestegnefilm ‘Valhalla’ from 1986, which is based on Peter Madsen’s legendary comic book series of the same name.
When the movie was released it was the most expensive Danish cartoon ever, and it was an unprecedented success with nearly 600,000 tickets sold.
See the trailer for the old ‘Valhalla’-the cartoon below:
To autumn gets the nordic media another trip in the Danish cinemas, but this time it’s with real actors of flesh and blood on the canvas – among other things, you will be able to experience the Roland Mills as Thor and a nearly ukendelig Sanne Salomonsen as jættekongens mother.
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As the two vikingebørn Røskva and Tjalfe seen the two young stortalenter Cecilia Loffredo and Saxo Moltke-Leth, who embarks on a perilous journey from middle earth to Valhalla, along with the gods Thor and Loki.
Tjalfe and Røskva hand in hand in Peter Madsen’s line in the comic ‘Valhalla’ from 1979.
Life in Valhalla, however, turned out to be threatened by both the dreaded Fenrisulv and the evil giants. Side by Side with the gods allowed the two human children fight to preserve the Valhalla and save the world from Ragnarok.
Thor – in the guise of Roland Møller – with his hammer Mjollnir.
the Film, which is set to premiere 10. October, is directed by Fenar Ahamad, who has previously directed ‘Ækte Product’ and ‘Underworld’.
– We are in the throes of putting the final touches on the film, and I am very exited to share the first trailer with the audience. With the ‘Underworld’ we tried to do something that was not seen before in a Danish action film. Now we are trying to do the same for the adventure genre. The sagas of the norse gods is one of Scandinavia’s absolute grundfortællinger which I think is immensely important in a time where many feel rootless. ‘Valhalla’ is a homage to the nordic gods and our mythological origins, says Fenar Ahamad.
