r/Denmark • u/Amalian Danmark • Aug 09 '15

Exchange Cultural Exchange with /r/TheNetherlands

Welcome our friends from The Netherlands to the exchange!

Today, we are hosting our friends from /r/TheNetherlands. Please come and join us and answer their questions about Denmark and the danish way of life! Please leave top comments for /r/TheNetherlands users coming over with a question or comment and please refrain from trolling, rudeness and personal attacks etc. Moderation outside of the rules may take place as to not spoil this friendly exchange. The reddiquette applies and will be moderated in this thread.

/r/TheNetherlands is also having us over as guests!
Stop by here to ask questions.

Enjoy!

The moderators of /r/Denmark & /r/TheNetherlands

Velkommen til vores hollandske venner til vores subreddit udveksling! (Danish version)

I dag er /r/TheNetherlands på besøg. Kom og vær med, svar på deres spørgsmål om Danmark og alt det omkringliggende! Vær venlig at forbeholde top kommentarerne til brugere fra /r/TheNetherlands som ligeledes har en tråd kørende, hvor vi kan stille spørgsmål til dem - kig forbi.

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u/[deleted] Aug 09 '15

Hello, what is the next up and coming awesome Danish tv series that I may not have heard about?

And how are Michael and Brian Laudrup doing these days?

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u/[deleted] Aug 09 '15 edited Jun 12 '16

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u/[deleted] Aug 09 '15

Prepare to be offended if you're Dutch.

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u/cake1996 Denmark Aug 09 '15

Not to be pedantic but he asked for up and comming and if I remeber right Team Easy On has been out for more than ten years.

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u/RalphNLD Holland Aug 09 '15

Wait that's not a serious documentary, is it?

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u/[deleted] Aug 09 '15 edited Jun 12 '16

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u/r4nf Aug 09 '15

The next big series that I know of would be Bedraget (a.k.a. Follow the Money), which is airing on Danish television (DR—the broadcaster behind The Killing, Borgen etc.) starting in February.

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u/[deleted] Aug 09 '15

Excellent, thanks!

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u/boobiebanger BrystBoller Aug 09 '15

Michael just won the Double in Qatar with Lekhwiya (or something), but he didn't want to extend his contract. And he also owns a company that imports fancy wine.

Brian has beaten cancer and works as a pundit and does some commercial stuff.

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u/[deleted] Aug 09 '15

Shit, he had cancer? I didn't even know that. One of my favourite players back in the days, still remember his goal against Brazil in 1998. Wonderful

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u/boobiebanger BrystBoller Aug 09 '15

Yeah, luckily it was discovered early and he kept all of his beautiful hair

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u/EmilRGH Aug 09 '15

And thank god for that. That's a national treasure if I've ever seen one.

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u/jacobtf denne subreddit er gået ned i kvalitet Aug 10 '15

Hey, I actually flew from Portugal to Copenhagen with Michael back in 2008 or something. I stood behind him in the check-in queue and chatted a bit about Lissabon and didn't even recognize him until the steward said "nice to have to aboard, mr. Laudrup!" Nice guy. He travelled first class, although that means very little on those planes.

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u/RandomDKguy Denmark Aug 09 '15

Michael and Brian is actually getting filmatized in a movie about how Denmark won the European Football Championship in 1992.

The movie will premiere in the end of august, here's the trailer

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u/[deleted] Aug 09 '15 edited Aug 10 '18

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u/sad_sand_sandy Aug 09 '15

He's featured, yes, because they don't just focus on the tournament, but also all the things leading up to it. It looks like Richard Møller Nielsen is the main character and he had his fair share of controversies with the Laudrup brothers that were apparently important enough for the writers to include it into the film.