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Norwegian actress Kjersti Døvigen passed away. She turned 77 years old. The death is confirmed by Døvigen’s daughter, actress Ulrikke Hansen Døvigen (49), also named My, on Instagram.
«Mom – the most pleasant person. Life gets duller and cooler without you, “he writes to a photo of his mother.
So far, Dagbladet hasn’t gotten a comment from Ulrikke Døvigen.
Kjersti Døvigen danced ballet at the Norwegian Opera for eight years before achieving her breakthrough as an actress in the Cole Porter musical “Can-Can.” The same year Nye Teater was employed at Oslo and was seen in roles such as Paula in “Splint” and Célimène in “Misantropen”.
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Long career
The 77-year-old also made a name for himself in musicals, including the role of Silvia in the musical version of William Shakespeare’s “Two Merry Gentlemen of Verona.” He has also had musical roles in “A Chorus Line”, “Kiss me, Kate” and “7 sisters”.
In addition to musicals, Døvigen has appeared in a number of films over the years. Among them “Five days in August”, “Lasse and Geir” and “Life and death”. Døvigen also played the role of Aunt Sofie in the 1988 film adaptation of “People and Thieves in Kardemommeby”. In addition, she was seen in the motion picture comedy “The Last Fleksnes” in the role of Unni in 1974.
1970: Kjersti Døvigen has been seen in various movies over the years. Here she is depicted with the late actor Rolv Wesenlund in the 1970 film ‘Douglas’. Photo Aage Storløkken / NTB
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The actress played the role of Kathie Rolfsen in the television series “Lykkeland” about the life of Ernst Rolf. Since 1996 she played Barbara Togersen in the television series “Offshore”. He also performed the melody “Yo-Yo” with Kirsti Sparboe (74) at the Melodi Grand Prix in 1974.
As mentioned, Kjersti Døvigen is the mother of actress Ulrikke Hansen Døvigen and Ina. She was married to billionaire Halvor Astrup, who passed away in 2013, three weeks after getting married.
Lost her husband
In an interview with VG in 2016, she candidly told about the time after and before her husband’s death. The actor recounted that Astrup had been very ill for the past six months. She described the wedding day as a strange but very beautiful day.
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– We got married in the church in Lærdal. I became a beige bride. After more than 40 years together. This turned into love and pain one day. As much as possible of both. It was a strange day, but a very beautiful day. There were not so many of us, but the children and grandchildren were there, I think we were only 15 pieces.
Just three weeks after the wedding, there was a funeral at the Ullern church. They also had a large 250-person memorial service in London and one in Kenya, where Astrup had made an effort to build schools and provide education for women and children.
In the interview, she also talked about love and explained that there had been two important men in her life, Ole Jacob Hansen and Halvor Astrup. He had a daughter, Ulrikke, with Hansen. When Hansen passed away, she became the single mother of Ulrikke, who was then two years old.
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– Then I met Halvor at a dinner that Toralv Maurstad, my boss, had invited. Halvor and I had completely different backgrounds. I came from a bourgeois house in Ulvøya, but Halvor came from a family with money and culture for many generations. But I fell in love with Halvor, and not with his world, he continued.
Døvigen and Astrup had their daughter Ina together. According to the newspaper, the family lived in Chelsea for several years before Døvigen settled in London.
