Radioskugga

Radioskugga
Genre	Drama
Created by	Charlotte Lesche & Stefan Baron
Written by	Jonas Frykberg Ulrika Kolmodin Charlotte Lesche Måns Mårlind Pernilla Oljelund Hans Rosenfeldt
Directed by	Jonas Grimås Björn Gunnarsson Filippa Pierrou Roger Sellberg
Starring	see below
Composers	Jean-Paul Wall Kristoffer Wallman
Country of origin	Sweden
Original language	Swedish
No. of seasons	2
No. of episodes	16 (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producer	Stefan Baron
Producers	Eva Svenstedt Ward (line producer 16 episodes, 1995-1997)
Cinematography	Björn Bondeson Anders Bohman Roland Lundin
Running time	45 min (per episode)
Original release
Network	Sveriges television
Release	31 October 1995 – 10 March 1997

Radioskugga (lit. "Radio shadow") is a 1995 Swedish TV series starring Figge Norling.

Plot summary

Radio presenter Alexander is fired from his job at the urban Radio station. When he is offered a job at the new station Radio North Pole he moves to the small village Bakvattnet in northern Sweden only to learn that the potential audience is a mere fraction of what he is used to.

Cast

• Figge Norling as Alexander
• Tomas Pontén as Johannes
• Eva-Britt Strandberg as Gun
• Gösta Bredefeldt as Oskar
• Stina Rautelin as Talvi
• Magnus Roosmann as Jonny
• Daniel Götschenhjelm as Ragnar
• Rebecka Hemse as Beata
• Gunnar Nielsen as Father Berg
• Karin Hagås as Camilla

And guest cast

• Maud Adams as Nurse Katarina (1.2, 1.5, 1.7, 2.4, 2.6, 2.8)
• Tova Magnusson-Norling as Jenny (1.1, 1.4)
• Johan Widerberg as Niklas (1.4, 1.8)
• Anna-Maria Blind as Elsa (1.3, 2.5)
• Melinda Kinnaman as Vanja (1.7, 1.8, 2.8)
• Mikael Persbrandt as Henry (1.5)
• Anna-Lena Brundin as Mimmi (1.5)
• Lena Nilsson as Ylva (1.5)
• Rino Brezina as Gerhard Brezina (1.7)
• Erik Ehn as Viktor (2.1)
• Kalle Eriksson as Alexander 8 yrs (2.1)
• Cecilia Nilsson as Solvej (2.2)
• Bernt Ström as Driver (2.2)
• Emma Norbeck as Ingrid (2.2, 2.8)
• Ann-Sofie Rase as Maria (2.3)
• Anders Nyström Big brother Jåns (2.3)
• Ulf Isenborg Little brother Jåns (2.3)
• Paula Brandt as Britta Jåns (2.3)
• Staffan Göthe as The Wanderer (2.5)
• Tomas Norström as Hans (2.6)
• Linda Källgren as Ella (2.7 and undcredited 2.8)
• Ann Petrén as Åsa Seger (2.8)
• Robin af Ekenstam as Ingemar (2.8)
• Mattias Quisth as Gustav (2,8)
• Lasse Pierrou as Malte (2.8)

External links

• IMDb entry