I can’t remember when I last had so much fun at work.” It’s impressive how they manage to play with the genre: it’s both drama, thriller and comedy. It is incredibly well written and it has a clear tone and vision. Martin Wallström said: “I was completely struck by the story as soon as I saw the first draft of the script. The cast also includes Martin Wallström, Ingrid Gjæver, Mikkel Bratt Silset, Domenique Tipper, Ingeborg Raustøl, Ravdeep Singh Bajwa and Mads Ousdal. But a lie leads to a lie and soon he becomes so entangled in his stories that he becomes a danger both to himself and the people around him. Headhunters follows Roger Brown (Axel Bøyum), a headhunter who lies and manipulates his way to success both in his personal and professional life. C More has announced that production is underway for its first Norwegian original, Headhunters, which takes its inspiration from Huvudjägarna by Jo Nesbø but is a standalone story that takes place before the novel and subsequent film adaptation.
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