Kristine Hartgen

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Kristine Hartgen

Pullman Management AS
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Kristine Hartgen is a Norwegian actress based in Oslo, educated at The National Academy of Dramatic Arts in 2017. She has worked across theatre, film, and television, collaborating with acclaimed directors such as Eline Arbo, Ole Giæver, and Erik Skjoldbjærg.

She has portrayed complex characters ranging from classical roles such as Peer Gynt and Hedvig in The Wild Duck to contemporary film performances. In 2020, she played a leading role in Kampen om Narvik, for which she was nominated for the Amanda Award in 2023.

Alongside her acting career, she is developing her voice as a filmmaker. Her debut film, the hybrid documentary motherbaby, was invited to Grimstad and Oslo Pix — two of Norway’s most prestigious film festivals.

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Kristine Hartgen
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36 years•Oslo (NO)
Genderfemale
Year of birth1989 (36 years)
Acting age29-36 years
Place of birthTromsoe
NationalityNorwegian
Main professionActor
Working permitsNorway
SpecializationsTheater actor
Driver's licensesAM - Moped up to 45 km/h, B - Car, B196 - Extension category B / small motorcycles
Other licensesFishing license
Eye colorblue
Hair colordark blond(e)
Height (cm)169
LanguagesNorwegian(native)EnglishSpanish
DialectsNorthern American English
InstrumentsGuitarPiano
DanceBollywood danceChoreographyPopSalsaTechno
PitchSoprano
SingingA cappellaBalladChoirFolkImprovisationJazzPopSong
Training
Primary professional training
2014 – 2017
Oslo National Academy of the Arts
Film
2024
Facade (Short film)
Lena Mainz (LR)
Ingrid Liavaag Peggy Hoy Productions Ingri Damon, Ingrid Liavaag
2020 – 2023
Narvik (Drama)
Ingrid (LR)
Erik Skjoldbjærg Åge Aaberge, Live Bonnevie Nordisk Film Celine Engebrigtsen
2022
Let the River Flow (Drama)
Trude (SUP)
Ole Giæver Mer Film Ole Giæver
Television
2021
Beforeigners (TV show)
Nelly (GR)
Jens Lien Rubicon Eilif Skodvin, Anne Bjørnstad