Kevin Vagenis talks about the new NRK series:

Kevin Vagenis talks about the new NRK series:

It’s been three years since Kevin Vagenis (36) had his final season with NRK’s ​​hit “Couple Therapy.”

Now it’s back with a bang.

– It wandered a little for me


He plays almost all the roles in the true crime simulator “Hvor ble det av Solveig?”. Here, viewers follow a team of journalists who investigate the mysterious death of popular blogger Solveig Lingasen.

Real humor: Kevin Vågenes 17 plays a role in the new series “What happened to Solveig?”. We’ve met two of them before. Video: Red Runner/NRK TV
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Ears on the head

The series delivers humor and excitement through comedic reconstructions and silly interviews. To Se og Hør, Vågenes recounts what it was like to play a total of 17 different roles.

– I was a little light. These characters were completely new to me. After playing many roles in “couples therapy,” I thought: “Is there anything left in this body?” He laughs.

The Long Arm of the Law: No, this isn't NRK legend Hans Wilhelm Steinfeld, but one of Kevin Fagen's 17 characters in the new true crime simulator.  Photo: NRK

The Long Arm of the Law: No, this isn’t NRK legend Hans Wilhelm Steinfeld, but one of Kevin Fagen’s 17 characters in the new true crime simulator. Photo: NRK
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But of course there was plenty left in the multi-talented body from Knarvik outside Bergen, who enjoyed characters from the shadow side.

– It’s nice to have a new world – which is also darker – to develop characters from. At the beginning of the recording I said that I think I won’t play more than 4-5 characters. I had a blast there! Vågenes reveals.

In the comedy-documentary “Whatever Happened to Solveig?” Kevin Vågenes plays a total of 17 roles. Video: NRK
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-A silly lover of true crime

During the fall launch of NRK, Vågenes was able to find out the inspiration behind the new NRK series.

For this reason

That’s why he “disappeared”.


– The inspiration was undoubtedly that the screenwriter and I are madly in love with true crime, since this crime genre appears on Netflix, TV 2 and all channels. We swallowed the obvious and the straightforward, and gradually saw that it was possible here to introduce some nonsense, he said to Se og Hør.

Strange: It's overflowing with strange characters in Kevin Vågenes' new world.  Photo: NRK

Strange: It’s overflowing with strange characters in Kevin Vågenes’ new world. Photo: NRK
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Moreover, the comedian said that it is very important to create a story that is not based on something that happened in reality. In other words, it’s a completely fictional series that parodies certain aspects of true crime.

Who Killed Me?: Here's Kevin Solveig, the blogger.  In this false docu-comedy, she was murdered in 2013 – and we follow the investigation on its way to resolution.  Photo: NRK

Who Killed Me?: Here’s Kevin Solveig, the blogger. In this false docu-comedy, she was murdered in 2013 – and we follow the investigation on its way to resolution. Photo: NRK
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When asked which character was the most fun to play, he replied:

– There is a character present in several scenes and several episodes. She only says “heh” throughout the series. We had to constantly find new ways to say “hello,” and it was a lot of fun. We thought there was some potential in it being all onions.

NRK describes this incident as an unfortunate mistake. Video: NRK. Correspondent: Marti Niloken Helseth/Dagbladet.
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