Mads Mikkelsen Articles
BEL AMI, SHADOW DANCER, A ROYAL AFFAIR, FLYING SWORDS OF DRAGON GATE: Berlinale 2012

Andrea Riseborough in James Marsh's Shadow Dancer Robert Pattinson/BEL AMI, Michael Fassbender/HAYWIRE: Berlin Film Festival 2012 Below is the list of the latest movie additions to the Berlin Film Festival's Official Competition line-up: À moi seule (Coming Home). France. By Frédéric Videau (Le fils de Jean-Claude Videau, Varieté Française). With Agathe Bonitzer, Reda Kateb. World premiere. Bel Ami, Great Britain. By Declan Donnellan, Nick Ormerod [...]
THE ARTIST Wins Only One European Film Award; Michel Piccoli Gets Impromptu Lifetime Achievement Award

MELANCHOLIA Tops European Film Awards, Lars von Trier Bypassed, Colin Firth Beats Jean Dujardin [Photo: Stephen Frears.] The Artist, a favorite for the 2012 Oscar, won a single EFA Award: Best European Composer, Ludovic Bource, who thanked the film's perky dog, Uggie, for providing the necessary inspiration. Writer-director Michel Hazanavicius wasn't even nominated; star Jean Dujardin lost to Colin Firth. Other EFA 2011 winners include [...]
Mads Mikkelsen to Receive European Achievement in World Cinema Award

Mads Mikkelsen will receive the European Film Academy's European Achievement in World Cinema 2011 Honorary Award "in recognition of a unique contribution to the world of film." Previous recipients include Milos Forman, Roman Polanski, Antonio Banderas, Lars von Trier, Isabelle Huppert, Maurice Jarre, Liv Ullmann, Roberto Benigni, Gabriel Yared, and Victoria Abril. Among the Danish-born Mikkelsen's credits are Nicolas Winding Refn’s crime dramas Pusher (1996) [...]
Sam Worthington, CLASH OF THE TITANS Talent Photo: Jameson Empire Awards

Clash of the Titan stars Nicholas Hoult, Sam Worthington, Alexa Davalos and Mads Mikkelsen and director Louis Leterrier pose for the cameras at the Jameson Empire Film Awards held at the Grosvenor House Hotel, on March 28, 2010 in London. Clash of the Titans wasn't in the running for anything because it'll open early next month, but a little advance promotion has never hurt anyone. [...]