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Casting a spell on Danish TV

Casting a spell on Danish TV

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By DQ
November 29, 2022

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Danish casting director Anja Philip looks back on four key series she has worked on and breaks down how she built the casts of Borgen, Kamikaze, Skruk (Baby Fever) and Carmen Curlers.

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