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    Nicolas Winding Refn wraps noir series ‘Copenhagen Cowboy’ for Netflix
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    Nicolas Winding Refn wraps noir series ‘Copenhagen Cowboy’ for Netflix

    2022-07-22T08:48:00Z

    Thriller marks director’s first project in native Denmark in 15 years.

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    Nicolas Winding Refn

    2011-12-20T15:30:00Z

    The director tells Screen how a ride home turned into the award-winning Drive.

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    Valhalla Rising

    2009-09-06T09:03:00Z

    Dir/scr. Nicolas Winding Refn. Denmark/UK, 2009. 90 mins

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    Winding Refn starts Scottish shoot for Valhalla Rising

    2008-06-30T11:56:00Z

    Nicolas Winding Refn has started the Scotland-based shoot for his next film, Valhalla Rising.Alongside Mads Mikkelsen, the film will star Jamie Sives and Gary Lewis from Billy Elliot fame. The budget is about $7m.The famed Danish director is taking with him the organic working method from his Pusher films shooting ...

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    Nicolas Winding Refn's 'The Neon Demon': Dressed To Kill
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    Nicolas Winding Refn's 'The Neon Demon': Dressed To Kill

    2016-05-09T23:48:00Z

    A tale of beauty obsession and obsessive beauties in the ruthless world of Los Angeles fashion, The Neon Demon is Nicolas Winding Refn’s first venture into horror. The Danish film-maker and producing partner Lene Borglum tell Wendy Mitchell about their Cannes Competition title

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    Valhalla finally rises for Nicolas Winding Refn

    2008-02-08T06:00:00Z

    Valhalla is finally rising. Nicolas Winding Refn's long-in-the-works Viking yarn Valhalla Rising, starring Mads Mikkelsen as One-Eye, is now fully financed and will begin shooting in Glasgow and on the Isle Of Skye in the summer.'We closed the gap this week and we're headed to start shooting in June,'producer Johnny ...

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    Winding Refn lines up Viking tale Valhalla Rising

    2005-06-16T04:00:00Z

    Pusher and FearX director Nicolas Winding Refn is lining up a new film about a mute Vikingcalled Valhalla Rising. Mads Mikkelsen will play theViking who escapes from imprisonment in Scotland who accidentally discoversAmerica on his journey home.The film is expected to be shotwith handheld camera and a relatively small film ...

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    Nicolas Winding Refn starts Bronson shoot with Vertigo

    2008-02-29T06:00:00Z

    Danish-born director Nicolas Winding Refn has started a six-week UK shoot for Bronson, his feature about notorious prisoner Charles Bronson.Vertigo Films is producing in association with 4DH Films, EM Media, Str8jacket Creations and Aramid Entertainment.Vertigo's Rupert Preston and 4DH Film's Danny Hansford will produce. Executive producers are Nick Love, Allan ...

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    Gaumont, Wild Bunch team on Refn’s Neon Demon
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    Gaumont, Wild Bunch team on Refn’s Neon Demon

    2014-11-03T16:19:00Z

    New picture described as a horror film with a young female cast; companies also collaborated on Only God Forgives.

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    Signs of Toronto thaw as IFC takes US on Valhalla Rising
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    Signs of Toronto thaw as IFC takes US on Valhalla Rising

    2009-09-15T07:51:00Z

    In the first major deal at Toronto IFC Films has bought US rights to Nicolas Winding Refn’s Viking action-adventure Valhalla Rising.

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