Sofie Cappelen
Sofie Stange Cappelen (born February 2, 1982) is a Norwegian-born actress.
She is the daughter of writer Anders Cappelen, the granddaughter of playwright Peder Wright Cappelen (1931–1992) and she is a part of the Publisher branch of the Cappelen family. She first appeared on screen six years old in the Norwegian Christmas show The Golden Tail. She was a member of the Jorunn Kirkenær Children Ballet, and was cast as a dancer and actor in several TV shows growing up. Eleven years old she made her stage debut at The National Theatre of Norway (Nationaltheateret) as one of the child actors in Sverre Brandt's The travel to the Christmas Star (in Norwegian: Reisen til Julestjernen).
Twelve years old she landed her first lead in a feature film, Goodbye 13! (Aldri mer 13!) directed by Sirin Eide. Cappelen received great reviews for her interpretation of Rikke Eriksen, and the movie won several international prizes; (Winner of Lucas, Germany, 1996, Winner of The European youth film festival of Flanders, Belgium, 1996, Winner of the International film festival for children & youth, Czech Republic, 1996) She was also one of the youth actors on NRK's cult show Middle of the Egg (Midt i Smørøyet).
At 16 she became the youngest cast member of Norway's first daily prime time series Hotel Cæsar. She played the part of Victoria Lunde. In 2003 she played Inga, the female lead in the Israeli comedy Hallelujah, which won in the International Film Festival of Haifa, 2003. She studied Method Acting at the Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute in New York. Sofie Cappelen is now studying to become a psychologist at the University of Oslo.
Filmography
- Aldri mer 13!, (1996) as Rikke
- Sophies world, (1999) as Virgin Marion
- Halleluja, (2003) as Inga
- Post-It-Girl, (2007 short film) as Post-It-Girl
- One step behind, (2008 short film) as Alex
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