Kim Bodnia Biography, Age, Wife, Pusher, Broen and Movie

Kim Bodnia Biography

Kim Bodnia is a Danish actor, an occasional writer as well as a director born on 12 April 1965 in Copenhagen, Denmark. He is best known for playing a role as the Danish police detective Martin Rohde in the Scandinavian crime drama television series “The Bridge”.

Kim Bodnia Age

The Danish actor was born on 12 April 1965 in Copenhagen, Denmark. He is 53 years old as of 2018.

Kim Bodnia Family

Bodnia is from a Jewish family who originally came from Poland and Russia. His mother’s name is  Arne Bodnia and he was raised in Espergærde. He studied at Denmark Copenhagen Theatre school from 1988-1991. As a child, Bodnia aspired to become a goalkeeper, but a foot injury prevented him from pursuing a career in professional football.

Kim Bodnia Kone | Wife

Bodnia has been in two marriages: his first marriage was to actress Lotte Andersen, with whom he has a son. Since 2013, he is married to actress Rikke Louise Andersson, with whom he has three children; two sons and a daughter.

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Kim Bodnia Children

Bodnia’s first child: a son with former partner Lotte Andersen is called Louis Bodnia Andersen. He was born on December 29, 1993 and he is an actor just like his parents. His second son with wife Rikke Louise Andersson is called Charlie Bodnia and he was born in 2003 while his younger brother was born in 2005. The youngest Bodnia is a girl by the name Nomi and she was born in 2007.

Kim Bodnia Acting Career

He played his first roles in 1991 after graduation in a stage version of American Psycho as Patrick Bateman and he was subsequently often typecast with violent, brutal characters.

His first leading role in a film was in Bulldozer (1993), directed by Maria Sødahl. His breakthrough movie was acting in Nightwatch (1994) for which he received a Robert prize for Best Supporting actor, Danish Film Academy awards and Best actor at the Festival Du Cinema Nordique in Rouen, France. Bodnia has been in other films such as Nicolas Winding Refn’s Pusher (1996), and then Winding Refn’s Bleeder (1999).

He has also appeared in Terribly Happy (2008) and in three Lasse Spang Olsen films: In China They Eat Dogs (1999) and its sequel Old Men in New Cars (2002) as well as in Den Gode Strømer (2004). Bodnia has also appeared in several Norwegian movies such as Tomme Tønner (2010), Monstertorsdag (2004) and Himmelfall (2002).

In 2011, he became a well known actor in Bollywood Movies Delhi Belly playing a Russian smuggler. Bodnia also appeared as the eponymous Iranian interrogator Rosewater, directed by Jon Stewart in 2014. He has appeared severally on television series such as mini-series Snapphanar in 2006. He has also appeared in three episodes of the first season of the crime series The Killing (2007), and in two episodes of the comedy drama Hvor fanden er Herning? (“Where the hell is Herning?”) (2009).

Bodnia also appeared in episodes of the Swedish Kommissarie Winter (2010), Den som dræber (“Those Who Kill”) (2011), and the German/Swedish Der Kommissar und das Meer (“The Inspector and the Sea”) (2012).

Throughout his career Bodnia has won several awards including; the 62nd Bodil Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role in 2009 and in 2014 he won the Monte-Carlo Television Festival Award for Outstanding Actor in a Drama Series.

Kim Bodnia Directing Work

Bodnia is a co-writer of the 2001 short film Escape – Flugten fra ensomheden (“Escape – Flight from loneliness”) which he also directed. He also directed readings of The Tailor’s Tale, in early 2014. This is a play that is based on his Jewish grandfather’s experience of life in Copenhagen under Nazi occupation, written by his cousin Alexander Bodin Saphir, and performed at the Scandinavia House–The Nordic Center in America in New York.

Kim Bodnia Films and TV Shows

YearFilmRole
1989En Afgrund Af FrihedBouncer
1993BulldozerSamson
1994NattevagtenJens
1996PusherFrank
1997Den Sidste VikingSigbard
1999BleederLeo
In China They Eat DogsHarald
2001ØyenstikkerEddie
2002Old Men In New Cars: In China They Eat Dogs IIHarald
HimmelfallJohannes
2004Den Gode StrømerJens
MonstertorsdagSkip
InkassoClaus
2005OpbrudPhilip
2006The Journals of Knud RasmussenPeter Freuchen
2007EkkoSimon
2008NefariousElkiar
Frygtelig LykkeligJørgen Buhl
KandidatenClaes Kiehlert
2009Vølvens ForbandelseHarald Blåtand
JulefrokostenBuller
2010Caroline: Den Sidste ResjeJohan
Tomme TønnerDansken
Min Bedste FjendeDansklærer
HævnenLars
Sandheden Om MændJohnny
2011-2013The Bridge (Broen|Bron)Martin Rohde
2011Tomme Tønner 2 – Det Brune GulletDansken
Delhi BellyVladimir Dragunsky
2012Caroline: Den sidste rejseJohan
Love Is All You NeedLeif
Mamma er en superheltAxel
Rendezvous in KirunaJohn – le biker
2013All for TwoWilliam Lynge
The ShooterRasmus Holm Jensen
The Stranger WithinMasked Kidnapper
A Very Unsettled SummerAlex
SettaiVladimir Dragunsky
2013 (initial release)Krigarnas öMartin
2014SerenaAbe Hermann
The Veil of TwilightBergtor
RosewaterRosewater
2015AugustAugust
FarThe Father
2016HostagesFranz Danzinger
2018Killing EveKonstantin Vasiliev

Kim Bodnia Broen | The Bridge

A body is discovered on a bridge between Denmark and Sweden. The two countries have to work together in order to catch the killer.

Theme song: Hollow Talk
Languages: Swedish, Danish
Networks: BBC Two, Sveriges Television, DR, BBC Four
Production locations: Malmö, Sweden, Copenhagen, Kingdom of Denmark

Kim Bodnia Pusher

As a heroin dealer in Copenhagen, Frank (Kim Bodnia) is far from the top but earns good money pushing with a friend (Mads Mikkelsen). When he decides to up the ante, Frank goes to Milo (Zlatko Buric), a drug lord — except he doesn’t have enough money for the heroin. Instead, Milo fronts him the goods upon the condition of immediate repayment. But when Frank goes to make the deal, and the police arrive, he has to ditch the drugs. Now Frank has to find a way to repay Milo if he wants to live.

Initial release: 30 August 1996 (Denmark)
Director: Nicolas Winding Refn
Budget: 6 million DKK
Screenplay: Nicolas Winding Refn, Jens Dahl
Languages: Danish, Swedish, Serbian, Serbo-Croatian

Inkasso Kim Bodnia

The Collector is a 2004 Danish action film directed by Lasse Spang Olsen.

Initial release: 22 October 2004
Director: Lasse Spang Olsen
Music composed by: George Keller
Budget: 2.2 million USD
Screenplay: Lasse Spang Olsen, Nikolaj Peyk

Cast
Iben Hjejle – Laura
Kim Bodnia – Claus
Ole Ernst – Holger
René Dif – Omar
Allan Olsen – Kaje
Erik Clausen – Harry

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Will Kim Bodnia return on Killing Eve? What happened to Konstantin?

Adopted from: express.co.uk
Published: October 16, 2018

In the film Killing Eve, Villanelle’s (played by Jodie Comer) handler Konstantin (Kim Bodnia) was shot in the final episode of Killing Eve.

On her escape from prison, a new handler gives her her next target to assassinate and it is Konstantin.

In Moscow, Villanelle kept his daughter Irina (Yuli Lagodinsky) as a hostage after she broke into his home and he escaped from her.

All the core characters then meet at a restaurant to trade Irina for Villanelle’s passport.

There is a messy showdown and Konstantin is shot by Villanelle.

However, we don’t see he his body so it was left ambiguous as to whether he actually died or not.

With season two of the series being worked on and due for release next year, official casting announcements have been made but Kim Bodnia is not mentioned. That still leaves the question in many fan’s minds, Will Kim Bodnia be in Killing Eve season 2?

Season two has a new lead writer on board with Emerald Fennel taking over from Waller-Bridge.

It is possible that Bodnia could return for season two if it turns out that Konstantin survived or he could alternatively appear via flashbacks.

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