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as Birgitte Nyborg Christensen
as Katrine Fønsmark
as Kasper Juul
as Philip Christensen
as Laura Christensen
as Journalist
as Michael Laugesen
as Magnus Christensen
as Niels Erik Lund
as Torben Friis
as Hans Christian Thorsen
as Hanne Holm
as Ulrik Mørch
as Sanne
as Lars Hesselboe
as Amir Diwan
as Pernille Madsen
as Bent Sejrø
as Simon Bech
as Troels Höxenhaven
as Joachim Crohne
as Lotte Ågaard
as Jytte
as Svend Åge Saltum
as Pia Munk
as Bjørn Marrot
as Cecilie Toft
as Kirsten Sejrø
as Kim
as Yvonne Kjær
as Dr. Poul Iversen
as Mikkel
as Kalle
as Anne Sophie Lindenkrone
as Jacob Kruse
as Læge
as Lisa
as Lokoyas rådgiver
as Stig Rasmussen
as Kasper
as Niels Mikkelsen
as Dan
Critic Reviews for Borgen: Season 2
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From the start [of Season 2], the writing team doesn't waste a moment in getting the multi-threaded, multi-stakes drama rolling.
Back amid themes of political infighting, media skulduggery and personal relationships under pressure, Borgen had, amid sighs of relief, come home to where it belonged.
"An Extraordinary Remark" closes out the second season of Borgen in fitfully excellent fashion by making all of the feminist subtext into blatant text, then tossing in a cliffhanger ending for good measure.
Even when the storytelling falters, Knudsen's central performance does not.
It's a psychologically astute show in which characters evolve in ways that can be surprising but are always internally consistent.
Ultimately, Borgen is a show about compromise: not just the compromises politicians make in pursuit of power, but the compromises we all make, every day, and how these compromises, whether public or private, can't help but change us
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