
Gina Bernhoft Gørvell
Oyuncu · d. 1996 · Oslo, Norway
Gina Bernhoft Gørvell (born in 1996) is a Norwegian actress. Upon graduating with a degree in acting from the Oslo National Academy of the Arts (Kunsthøgskolen i Oslo) in 2019, she immediately joined the ensemble of the Norwegian Theatre (Det Norske Teatret). She made her stage debut there in Jon Fosse's play Leve hemmeleg and went on to perform in notable productions such as The Wild Duck (Villanda, 2020), Snøsøstera (2022), and Jente, 1983 (2024). On television, she rose to prominence playing the lead role of Ida in the NRK series Dates in Real Life (2024), which won the Best Series Award in the International Panorama section at the Séries Mania festival. In 2025, she portrayed Queen Sonja in the historical drama series Harald & Sonja on Prime Video, a performance that earned her a nomination for the Norwegian Series Critics' Award (Seriekritikerprisen) for Best Actress.
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Dizi7.2DramA lavish royal drama that tells the incredible love story of King Harald and Queen Sonja, and how their love almost plunged Norway into a constitutional crisis.
Dizi4.8DramKomediIda spends most of her life online. When her boyfriend Marvin, whom she's never met in person, announces he's dating another woman in real life, her world collapses. Ida sets out on a quest to find her own physical partner.
Dates in Real Life
2024 · 4 votes
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Film7.0AksiyonGerilimNorway's Prime Minister is kidnapped by a terrorist who makes only one demand. That the politicians in power are playing a game of chess over the Prime Minister's life. Each chess piece represents people who work for the state or leaders in society. If the politicians win the game, the prime minister will live, but every piece lost on the chess boards means the loss of a human life. The politicians and their appointed rescue team, the Delta Squad, are faced with an impossible dilemma: Can they afford to sacrifice human lives in an attempt to save the Prime Minister? With only 24 hours to win the game and save the prime minister, they have no choice but to play the deadly game.